World Literature Today Spring 1985 - Poetry in the Twentieth Century: The Most Enduring Genre?: A Literary Quarterly of The University of Oklahoma

Norman. 1985. Spring 1985. University of Oklahoma Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. Volume 59, Number 2. 152 pages. paperback. keywords: Journal Magazine World Literature. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - The Czech Nobel Laureate Jaroslav Seifert - William E. Harkins; POETRY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: THE MOST ENDURING GENRE? - Introductory Reflections - Ivar Ivask; The Survival of Poetry - Michael Hamburger; Expectations and Perplexities of French Poetry Today - Edouard Morot-Sir; Modern Russian Poetry and the Prophetic Tradition - Sidney Monas; The Most Durable Genre: A Tentative Case for the Modern German Lyric - Jerry Glenn; The Predominance of Poetry in Greek Literature - Peter Bien; Modern Poetry and Its Prospects in Italy - Glauco Cambon; Poetry in Eastern Europe - E. J. Czerwinski; Twentieth-Century Spanish Poetry - Ricardo Gullon; Recent Nordic Lyrics - George C. Schoolfield; The Image Confined: Twentiety-Century American Poetry - Mark Irwin; Selected Articles on Poetry in Books Abroad/World Literature Today, 1927 - 1985; COMMENTARIES - Elytis's Sappho, His Distant Cousin - Andonis Decavalles; Modern Finnish Literature from Kalevala and Kanteletar Sources - Pirkko Aihoniemi; The New Generation of French Poets - Maryann De Julio; Literary Necrology 1984; PHOTOGRAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS; WORLD LITERATURE IN REVIEW; THE LAST PAGE; NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS. inventory #41763.