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An edition of I: six nonlectures (1953)

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six nonlectures.

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"Six marvelously unconventional lectures...an aesthetic self-portrait and a definition of Mr. Cummings' 'stance' as a writer. Full of originality, high spirits, and aphoristic dicta, they express a credo of intense individualism." --Atlantic

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Harvard University Press
Language
English
Pages
118

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Subjects

American literature, Biography, American Poets

People

E. E. Cummings (1894-1962)

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Cambridge, Mass.

Times

First half of the 20th century

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I: six nonlectures.
1966, Harvard University Press
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1953, Harvard University Press
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Charles Eliot Norton lectures -- 1952-1953 n1, Charles Eliot Norton lectures -- 1952-1953.

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118 p.
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