An edition of Defending poetry
(2010)
Defending poetry
art and ethics in Joseph Brodsky, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill
by David-Antoine Williams
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Defending poetry: art and ethics in Joseph Brodsky, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill
2010, Oxford University Press
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0199583544 9780199583546
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Table of Contents
Ethics, literature, and the place of poetry. The case against ; The "ethical turn" ; Poetry and ethics ; Defending poetry ; T.S. Eliot and the modernist defence ; A duty to language : the example of Eliot ; Learning from Eliot
Joseph Brodsky : a "peremptory trust in words". Placing Brodsky ; The state v. Brodsky ; The poet v. society ; The poem and the person, face to face
Seamus Heaney : beyond the "dialect of the tribe". Redresses ; Soundings ; Crossings ; Connections ; Translations
Geoffrey Hill : a "question of value". The endurance of value ; The value of endurance ; Memorizing memorializing ; Silence and suffering ; Weight of the word.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [218]-231) and index.
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