Intimacy and Agency in Robert Lowell's Day by Day
R Sastri - Contemporary Literature, 2009 - cl.uwpress.org
Day by Day y thinking is talking to you,” the speaker of one of Robert Lowell's late poems
tells a friend (“Our Afterlife II,” Collected Poems 733). In Lowell's last volume, Day by Day …
tells a friend (“Our Afterlife II,” Collected Poems 733). In Lowell's last volume, Day by Day …
Cut Off from Words: Robert Lowell's “Tranquilized Fifties”
W Doreski - Prospects, 1996 - cambridge.org
In a 1961 letter to his cousin Harriet Winslow, Robert Lowell, reflecting on the Cold War
crises of the period, particularly the erection of the Berlin Wall, wroteThe world's really …
crises of the period, particularly the erection of the Berlin Wall, wroteThe world's really …
One Life, One Writing
A Kirsch - 2005 - JSTOR
" My life's fever is soaking in night sweat-/one life, one writing!" So Robert Lowell exclaimed
in" Night Sweat," offering the most passionate and doubtful of his many metaphors for the …
in" Night Sweat," offering the most passionate and doubtful of his many metaphors for the …
[BOOK][B] An inclusive style: the poetics of Robert Lowell's Notebook 1967-68, Notebook and History.
B Taylor - 1993 - library-archives.canada.ca
This is a study of Robert Lowell's most ambitious work, the long poetic sequence first
published as Notebook 1967-68. The work exists in three very different versions. In its first …
published as Notebook 1967-68. The work exists in three very different versions. In its first …
Lowelling and Laureling: revising gender and genre in Robert Lowell's' Day by Day.'
BL Estrin - Modern Language Quarterly, 1996 - go.gale.com
The anamorphic representation of Robert Lowell in 1967'Time'cover echoes the
anamorphism in his last book of poems,'Day by Day.'The poems conflates two images which …
anamorphism in his last book of poems,'Day by Day.'The poems conflates two images which …
[CITATION][C] ROBERT LOWELL:'CONTRASTS AND REPETITIONS'
G Hill - 1963 - academic.oup.com
It would be dangerously easy for a reviewer, taking his cue from Lowell's tone, to decide that
the recent book, Imitations, is uncertain interim-work; a series of snatches at the lifeline or a …
the recent book, Imitations, is uncertain interim-work; a series of snatches at the lifeline or a …
Modes of Return: Memory and Remembering in the Poetry of Robert Lowell
A Johnston - Twentieth century literature, 1990 - JSTOR
In The Poetic Art of Robert Lowell, Marjorie Perloff suggests that the" dark night" of" Skunk
Hour" is" the central experience which Lowell's self undergoes."'Especially in his more" …
Hour" is" the central experience which Lowell's self undergoes."'Especially in his more" …
The Metamorphoses of Prose in Lowell's" Life Studies" and Later Poems
M Milburn - New England Review (1990-), 1997 - JSTOR
XAJthough Robert Lowell wrote some poetry in the months following the publication of The
Mills of the Kavanaujjhs, four and a half years would pass before he composed as intensely …
Mills of the Kavanaujjhs, four and a half years would pass before he composed as intensely …
Lowell's Postmodernity: Life Studies and the Shattered Image of Home
SG Axelrod - Jarrell, Bishop, Lowell & Co.: Middle Generation …, 2003 - books.google.com
T HE THEORETICAL AND CRITICAL CONVERSATION ABOUT POSTMODERNISM HAS
OFTEN USED ROBERT LOWELL AS THE" OUTSIDE" THAT CONTRASTS TO AND …
OFTEN USED ROBERT LOWELL AS THE" OUTSIDE" THAT CONTRASTS TO AND …
“Life Studies”—Robert Lowell's Comic Breakthrough
G McFadden - PMLA, 1975 - cambridge.org
The fifteen “Life Studies” poems are distinguished as a separate work from the rest of the
Life Studies volume. Their unicity arises from Lowell's use of the Freudian myths of …
Life Studies volume. Their unicity arises from Lowell's use of the Freudian myths of …