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rcy Bysshe Shelley£º Rhapsody ofDestructive-Creative Energy
and Disillusionment with Rousseaurian Nature
John Keats£º Priesthood of the Mortal World
George Gordon Byron£º The Ingenious Ironist and the
Postmodern Text ofDon Juan
Late Victorian Poets£º Tennyson£¬ Browning and Hardy
Alfred Lord Tennyson£º The Melancholy of Solipsistic Artist
Robert Browning£º Dramatic Monologue and Atomized Self
Thomas Hardy£º The Tragedy of Will-to-Live
Early 20th Century Modernists£º Yeats£¬
Eliot and Dylan Thomas
William Butler Yeats£º From the Romantic Lyricist
to the Occult Visionary
T£®S£® Eliot£º Making Past Fragments into Modern Myth
Dylan Thomas£º The Cosmic Significance of Human Anatomy

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American Poets
Whitman and Dickinson
Walt Whitman£º The Great Unifier and Cosmic Self
Emily Dickinson£º Anxiety£¬ Nothingness and Being
Early 20th Century Modernists
Ezra Pound£º Translator as Inventor of Modern Poetics
William Carlos Williams£º From European Modernist
Art to a New American Poetics
Marianna Moore£º "Imaginary Gardens with Real Toads"
Elizabeth Bishop£º The Juxtaposition of the Quotidian
and the Catastrophic£¬ the Precise and the Fantastic
Stevens£¬ Robert Frost and Robert Bly
Wallace Stevens£º The Necessary Angel oflmagination
vs Zen Poetics
Robert Frost£º Traditional Folklore and Hidden
Vision of Darkness
Robert Bly£º The Underground Imagery and Taoist Poetics
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