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American war poetry: an anthology

Arranged by war, the book begins with the Colonial period and proceeds through Whitman admiring Civil War soldiers crossing a river to end with Brian Turner, who published his first book in 2005, beckoning a bullet in contemporary Iraq.

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Columbia Univ. Press 2006
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1746-2004 Oorlog War poetry, American Kriegslyrik USA United States > History, Military > Poetry Anthologie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Klappentext
Zusammenfassung:	Arranged by war, the book begins with the Colonial period and proceeds through Whitman admiring Civil War soldiers crossing a river to end with Brian Turner, who published his first book in 2005, beckoning a bullet in contemporary Iraq.
Beschreibung:	XXVI, 413 S.
ISBN:	0231133103

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adam_text	CONTENTS PREFACE XXI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXV THE COLONIAL WARS, I746-I763 LUCY TERRY [PRINCE] Bars Fight ANONYMOUS The Song of Braddock's Men Joel barlow, from the Columbiad, book "Progress of the Colonies. Troubles with the natives." "Hostilities between France and England extended to America. Braddock's defeat." THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, I776-I783 THOMAS PAINE Liberty Tree PHILIP FRENEAU The American Soldier Jeffery, or, The Soldier's Progress A New York Tory, to His Friend in Philadelphia VI ANONYMOUS Burrowing Yankees PHILLIS WHEATLEY To His Excellency General Washington JOHN PIERPONT Warren's Address to the American Soldiers RALPH WALDO EMERSON Concord Hymn HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW Paul Revere's Ride PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR Black Samson of Brandywine THE WAR OP PHILIP FRENEAU On the Conflagrations at Washington FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Defence of Fort McHenry JOHN NEAL The Battle of Niagara, from canto IV JOEL BARLOW Advice to a Raven in Russia OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Old Ironsides THE ALAMO AND THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR, I836 AND JOAQUÍN The Defense of the Alamo CONTENTS MARTÍN ESPADA The Other Alamo RALPH WALDO EMERSON Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER The Angels of JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL from The Biglow Papers HENRY DAVID THOREAU "When with pale cheek and sunken eye I sang" THE CIVIL WAR, 186I-1865 WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS The Voice of Memory in Exile, from a Home in Ashes HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW The Arsenal at Springfield JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Barbara Frietchie The Battle Autumn of HERMAN MELVILLE The March Into Virginia, Ending in the First Manassas Ball's Bluff A Utilitarian View of the Monitor's Fight Shiloh The College Colonel JULIA WARD HOWE The Battle Hymn of the Republic WALT WHITMAN Cavalry Crossing a Ford VOI By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame Come Up from the Fields Father A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest, and the Road Unknown The Wound-Dresser Reconciliation O HENRY TIMROD Charleston The Unknown Dead JOHN In Louisiana EMILY DICKINSON "It feels a shame to be Alive" THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH Accomplices Fredericksburg 85 INNES The Rebel CHARLOTTE FORTEN GRIMKE The Gathering of the Grand Army SIDNEY Laughter in the Senate AMBROSE BIERCE The Confederate Flags LIZETTE WOODWORTH REESE A War Memory PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR The Unsung Heroes CONTENTS ALLEN Ode ELIZABETH BISHOP From Trollope's Journal ROBERT PENN WARREN A Confederate Veteran Tries to Explain the Event ROBERT LOWELL For the Union Dead ALAN DUGAN Fabrication of Ancestors JAMES DICKEY Hunting Civil War Relics at Nimblewill Creek ANDREW HUDGINS The Road Home THE INDIAN WARS, I62O-I9II IO8 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT The Disinterred Warrior JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Metacom ANONYMOUS "Prayer of a warrior" (Assiniboine) "Cherokee war-song," version "Cherokee war-song," version "Song for a fallen warrior" (Blackfeet) "I will arise with my tomahawk" (Passamaquoddy) "Warpath song" "Last song of Sitting Bull" (Teton Sioux) X WALT WHITMAN From Far Dakota's Canons ANONYMOUS "The taking of life brings serious thoughts" (Pima) "War song" (Papago) ARCHIBALD MACLEISH Wildwest 126 JAMES WRIGHT A Centenary Ode CARTER REVARD Parading with the V. DUANE NIATUM A Tribute to Chief Joseph WILLIAM HEYEN The Steadying JOY HARJO I Give You Back RAYNA GREEN Coosaponakeesa (Mary Mathews Musgrove Bosomsworth) WENDY ROSE Three Thousand Dollar Death Song LOUISE ERDRICH Dear John Wayne Captivity THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, I898 I42 STEPHEN CRANE War Is Kind The Battle Hymn CONTENTS PAUL LAURENCE The Conquerors: The Black Troops in Cuba THE WAR OF THE PHILIPPINES, I899-I902 WILLIAM VAUGHAN MOODY On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines from Ode in a Time of Hesitation, EDGAR LEE MASTERS Harry Wilmans WORLD WAR I, I9I7-I918 I52 AMY LOWELL Patterns ROBERT FROST Not to Keep CARL SANDBURG Buttons Grass WALLACE STEVENS The Death of a Soldier EZRA POUND from Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, IV, V SARA TEASDALE There Will Come Soft Rains T. S. ELIOT Triumphal March XII ALAN SEEGER I Have a The ARCHIBALD MACLEISH Memorial Rain E. E. CUMMINGS i LOUISE To My Brother Killed: Haumont Wood: October, MALCOLM COWLEY Chateau ERNEST HEMINGWAY Champs d'Honneur Riparto d'Assalto MURIEL RUKEYSER from Poem out of Childhood THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR, I936-I939 I75 ROBINSON Sinvergüenza EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY Say That We Saw Spain Die GENEVIEVE TAGGARD To the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade ALEXANDER BERGMAN To Eugene P. Loveman EDWIN ROLFE [fISHMAn] City of Anguish First Love CONTENTS MURIEL RUKEYSER Sestina, PHILIP On the Murder of Lieutenant Jose del Castillo WORLD WAR II, WALLACE STEVENS from Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction H.D. [HILDA DOOLITTLE] from Trilogy MARIANNE MOORE In Distrust of Merits LANGSTON HUGHES Beaumont to Detroit: RICHARD EBERHART The Fury of Aerial Bombardment LINCOLN KIRSTEIN Snatch DP's GEORGE OPPEN Survival: Infantry from Of Being Numerous, KARL SHAPIRO Troop Train RANDALL JARRELL Losses Prisoners The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner XIV Protocols The Truth JOHN Elegy Just in Case A Box Comes Home THOMAS MCGRATH Remembering That Island GWENDOLYN BROOKS Negro Hero ROBERT LOWELL Memories of West Street and Lepke HOWARD NEMEROV Grand Central with Soldiers, Early Morning A Fable of the War IFF Redeployment ELEANOR ROSS TAYLOR After Twenty Years RICHARD WILBUR First Snow in Alsace JAMES DICKEY The Firebombing JANE COOPER The Faithful ANTHONY HECHT Still Life ALAN DUGAN Portrait from the Infantry CONTENTS LUCIEN STRYK The Pit LOUIS SIMPSON Carentan Memories of a Lost War The Battle W. S. MERWIN The Dachau Shoe JEROME ROTHENBERG Dos LAWSON FUSAO INADA from Legends from Camp, VI, X, XV CHARLES SIMIC Prodigy JAMES The Lost Pilot NORMAN DUBIE Aubade MARY JO Welcome to Hiroshima LEE ANN RORIPAUGH Hiroshima Maiden from Heart Mountain, DIANE THIEL The Minefield XVI THE KOREAN WAR, I95O-I953 THOMAS MCGRATH Ode for the American Dead in Asia WILLIAM MEREDITH A Korean Woman Seated by a Wall HAYDEN CARRUTH On a Certain Engagement South of Seoul KEITH WILSON The Circle Waterfront Bars Memory of a Victory REG SANER They Said Flag Memoir WILLIAM CHILDRESS Trying to Remember People I Never Really Knew ROLANDO HINOJOSA The January-May Jacob Mosqueda Wrestles with the Angels MYUNG MI KIM Under Flag SUJI KWOCK KIM The Chasm Fragments of the Forgotten War THE VIETNAM WAR, I964-I975 ROBERT LOWELL The March The March CONTENTS HAYDEN CARRUTH On Being Asked to Write a Poem Against the War in Vietnam RICHARD HUGO Òn DENISE Weeping Woman At the Justice Department PHILIP APPLEMAN Peace with Honor ROBERT BLY Counting Small-Boned Bodies ALLEN GINSBERG from Iron Horse W. S. MERWIN The Asians Dying GEORGE STARBUCK Of Late WALTER MCDONALD Hauling Over Wolf Creek Pass in Winter JIM NYE Dead Weight DAVID HUDDLE Work Haircut Vermont SHARON OLDS May XVIII DOUG Infantry Assault Papasan Purification JOHN Thoughts Before Dawn April HORACE COLEMAN OK Corral East BASIL Basket Case It Is Monsoon at Last GREG KUZMA Peace, So That FRANK STEWART Black Winter DALE Choppers GERALD MCCARTHY The Hooded Legion YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA Starlight Scope Myopia Tu Do Bui Doi, Dust of Life Facing It D. F. BROWN When I Am DAVID CONNOLLY The Little Man CONTENTS W. D. EHRHART Beautiful Wreckage How It All Comes Back Finding My Old Battalion Command Post BRUCE WEIGL What Saves Us Burning Shit at An Khe The Last Lie RAY A. YOUNG BEAR Wa BARBARA The Women Next Door BAO-LONG Mother's Pearls EL SALVADOR, BOSNIA, KOSOVO, AFGHANISTAN, AND THE PERSIAN GULF CAROLYN The Colonel WENDY ROSE The Day They Cleaned Up the Border: El Salvador, February JOSEPH BRODSKY Bosnia Tune JOHN Bogomil in DALE A Thousand Cranes XX ADRIAN OKTENBERG "It was an open-air DALE JACOBSON Night WENDY BATTIN Mondrian's Forest KRISTI GARBOUSHIAN from The Ribbon on Hell's Tree, X J. D. MCCLATCHY Jihad GALWAY KINNELL When the Towers Fell ADRIENNE RICH The School Among the Ruins TONY HOAGLAND The Kind of Shadow That Calls Out Fate C. K. WILLIAMS Shrapnel ELEANOR WILNER Found in the Free Library BRIAN TURNER Here, Bullet BIOGRAPHIES IN BRIEF FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND PERMISSIONS 405 American War lits"toi") ai' Colonial Wars of the eighteenth ceuturv and ending with the Gulf Wars, this original and significant anthology presents four centuries of American men and women nurses, writing about war. American War Poetry opens with a ballati commenting on a skirmish with Indians in a Massachusetts meadow. Poems on the American Revolution follow, as well as poems on "minor" conflicts like the Mexican War and the Spanish-American Wars. This compact anthology has generous selections on the Civil War. World Wars I and II, the Korea« War, and the Vietnamese-American War. but it also includes an unusualh offering »hi American participation in the Spanish Civil War, Another section covers (bur hundred vears of conflict with Native Americans, ending with poems in contem¬ porary Indians who respond and direct collection also reaches into current reaction to American involvement in Latin America, Bosnia, and the Showing the depth of feeling and the range of thinking with which .Americans have confronted war. American Wtir Poetry expands our sense of what poetrv is made to do. While the birth of a national identity is documented in earlj poems, the anthology also conveys the growing sophistication of a uniquely American style. Although earl) war poems show that the first justification for war was purely defensive, as American »lottai moved inereasiiijiK to deplore a liometirovvn imperialism and its terrible cost*. While OONIINUED FROM FRONT FLAP many familiar poems of patriotic ardor have been chosen, other poems show a steady interest in antiwar themes. Lorrie biography for each poet and places each poem in its proper literary and historical context. Comprehensive and compelling, American War Poetry not only documents the birth and development of a national style of expression but shows the force of poetry working on the historical moment, making it come vitallv alive. Lorrie the author of Dismantling Glorv: Twentieth- Century Soldier Poetry, which was nominated for the Award. Elizabeth Bishop: The Biography of a Poetry received a nomination for a Pulitzer Prize in have appeared in journals and periodicals since JACKÍ-.T Vietnam War. €}Thn ! PIUN TI-.D IN THf. C.S.A.
adam_txt	CONTENTS PREFACE XXI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXV THE COLONIAL WARS, I746-I763 LUCY TERRY [PRINCE] Bars Fight ANONYMOUS The Song of Braddock's Men Joel barlow, from the Columbiad, book "Progress of the Colonies. Troubles with the natives." "Hostilities between France and England extended to America. Braddock's defeat." THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, I776-I783 THOMAS PAINE Liberty Tree PHILIP FRENEAU The American Soldier Jeffery, or, The Soldier's Progress A New York Tory, to His Friend in Philadelphia VI ANONYMOUS Burrowing Yankees PHILLIS WHEATLEY To His Excellency General Washington JOHN PIERPONT Warren's Address to the American Soldiers RALPH WALDO EMERSON Concord Hymn HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW Paul Revere's Ride PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR Black Samson of Brandywine THE WAR OP PHILIP FRENEAU On the Conflagrations at Washington FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Defence of Fort McHenry JOHN NEAL The Battle of Niagara, from canto IV JOEL BARLOW Advice to a Raven in Russia OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Old Ironsides THE ALAMO AND THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR, I836 AND JOAQUÍN The Defense of the Alamo CONTENTS MARTÍN ESPADA The Other Alamo RALPH WALDO EMERSON Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER The Angels of JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL from The Biglow Papers HENRY DAVID THOREAU "When with pale cheek and sunken eye I sang" THE CIVIL WAR, 186I-1865 WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS The Voice of Memory in Exile, from a Home in Ashes HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW The Arsenal at Springfield JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Barbara Frietchie The Battle Autumn of HERMAN MELVILLE The March Into Virginia, Ending in the First Manassas Ball's Bluff A Utilitarian View of the Monitor's Fight Shiloh The College Colonel JULIA WARD HOWE The Battle Hymn of the Republic WALT WHITMAN Cavalry Crossing a Ford VOI By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame Come Up from the Fields Father A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest, and the Road Unknown The Wound-Dresser Reconciliation O HENRY TIMROD Charleston The Unknown Dead JOHN In Louisiana EMILY DICKINSON "It feels a shame to be Alive" THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH Accomplices Fredericksburg 85 INNES The Rebel CHARLOTTE FORTEN GRIMKE The Gathering of the Grand Army SIDNEY Laughter in the Senate AMBROSE BIERCE The Confederate Flags LIZETTE WOODWORTH REESE A War Memory PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR The Unsung Heroes CONTENTS ALLEN Ode ELIZABETH BISHOP From Trollope's Journal ROBERT PENN WARREN A Confederate Veteran Tries to Explain the Event ROBERT LOWELL For the Union Dead ALAN DUGAN Fabrication of Ancestors JAMES DICKEY Hunting Civil War Relics at Nimblewill Creek ANDREW HUDGINS The Road Home THE INDIAN WARS, I62O-I9II IO8 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT The Disinterred Warrior JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Metacom ANONYMOUS "Prayer of a warrior" (Assiniboine) "Cherokee war-song," version "Cherokee war-song," version "Song for a fallen warrior" (Blackfeet) "I will arise with my tomahawk" (Passamaquoddy) "Warpath song" "Last song of Sitting Bull" (Teton Sioux) X WALT WHITMAN From Far Dakota's Canons ANONYMOUS "The taking of life brings serious thoughts" (Pima) "War song" (Papago) ARCHIBALD MACLEISH Wildwest 126 JAMES WRIGHT A Centenary Ode CARTER REVARD Parading with the V. DUANE NIATUM A Tribute to Chief Joseph WILLIAM HEYEN The Steadying JOY HARJO I Give You Back RAYNA GREEN Coosaponakeesa (Mary Mathews Musgrove Bosomsworth) WENDY ROSE Three Thousand Dollar Death Song LOUISE ERDRICH Dear John Wayne Captivity THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, I898 I42 STEPHEN CRANE War Is Kind The Battle Hymn CONTENTS PAUL LAURENCE The Conquerors: The Black Troops in Cuba THE WAR OF THE PHILIPPINES, I899-I902 WILLIAM VAUGHAN MOODY On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines from Ode in a Time of Hesitation, EDGAR LEE MASTERS Harry Wilmans WORLD WAR I, I9I7-I918 I52 AMY LOWELL Patterns ROBERT FROST Not to Keep CARL SANDBURG Buttons Grass WALLACE STEVENS The Death of a Soldier EZRA POUND from Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, IV, V SARA TEASDALE There Will Come Soft Rains T. S. ELIOT Triumphal March XII ALAN SEEGER I Have a The ARCHIBALD MACLEISH Memorial Rain E. E. CUMMINGS i LOUISE To My Brother Killed: Haumont Wood: October, MALCOLM COWLEY Chateau ERNEST HEMINGWAY Champs d'Honneur Riparto d'Assalto MURIEL RUKEYSER from Poem out of Childhood THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR, I936-I939 I75 ROBINSON Sinvergüenza EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY Say That We Saw Spain Die GENEVIEVE TAGGARD To the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade ALEXANDER BERGMAN To Eugene P. Loveman EDWIN ROLFE [fISHMAn] City of Anguish First Love CONTENTS MURIEL RUKEYSER Sestina, PHILIP On the Murder of Lieutenant Jose del Castillo WORLD WAR II, WALLACE STEVENS from Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction H.D. [HILDA DOOLITTLE] from Trilogy MARIANNE MOORE In Distrust of Merits LANGSTON HUGHES Beaumont to Detroit: RICHARD EBERHART The Fury of Aerial Bombardment LINCOLN KIRSTEIN Snatch DP's GEORGE OPPEN Survival: Infantry from Of Being Numerous, KARL SHAPIRO Troop Train RANDALL JARRELL Losses Prisoners The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner XIV Protocols The Truth JOHN Elegy Just in Case A Box Comes Home THOMAS MCGRATH Remembering That Island GWENDOLYN BROOKS Negro Hero ROBERT LOWELL Memories of West Street and Lepke HOWARD NEMEROV Grand Central with Soldiers, Early Morning A Fable of the War IFF Redeployment ELEANOR ROSS TAYLOR After Twenty Years RICHARD WILBUR First Snow in Alsace JAMES DICKEY The Firebombing JANE COOPER The Faithful ANTHONY HECHT Still Life ALAN DUGAN Portrait from the Infantry CONTENTS LUCIEN STRYK The Pit LOUIS SIMPSON Carentan Memories of a Lost War The Battle W. S. MERWIN The Dachau Shoe JEROME ROTHENBERG Dos LAWSON FUSAO INADA from Legends from Camp, VI, X, XV CHARLES SIMIC Prodigy JAMES The Lost Pilot NORMAN DUBIE Aubade MARY JO Welcome to Hiroshima LEE ANN RORIPAUGH Hiroshima Maiden from Heart Mountain, DIANE THIEL The Minefield XVI THE KOREAN WAR, I95O-I953 THOMAS MCGRATH Ode for the American Dead in Asia WILLIAM MEREDITH A Korean Woman Seated by a Wall HAYDEN CARRUTH On a Certain Engagement South of Seoul KEITH WILSON The Circle Waterfront Bars Memory of a Victory REG SANER They Said Flag Memoir WILLIAM CHILDRESS Trying to Remember People I Never Really Knew ROLANDO HINOJOSA The January-May Jacob Mosqueda Wrestles with the Angels MYUNG MI KIM Under Flag SUJI KWOCK KIM The Chasm Fragments of the Forgotten War THE VIETNAM WAR, I964-I975 ROBERT LOWELL The March The March CONTENTS HAYDEN CARRUTH On Being Asked to Write a Poem Against the War in Vietnam RICHARD HUGO Òn DENISE Weeping Woman At the Justice Department PHILIP APPLEMAN Peace with Honor ROBERT BLY Counting Small-Boned Bodies ALLEN GINSBERG from Iron Horse W. S. MERWIN The Asians Dying GEORGE STARBUCK Of Late WALTER MCDONALD Hauling Over Wolf Creek Pass in Winter JIM NYE Dead Weight DAVID HUDDLE Work Haircut Vermont SHARON OLDS May XVIII DOUG Infantry Assault Papasan Purification JOHN Thoughts Before Dawn April HORACE COLEMAN OK Corral East BASIL Basket Case It Is Monsoon at Last GREG KUZMA Peace, So That FRANK STEWART Black Winter DALE Choppers GERALD MCCARTHY The Hooded Legion YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA Starlight Scope Myopia Tu Do Bui Doi, Dust of Life Facing It D. F. BROWN When I Am DAVID CONNOLLY The Little Man CONTENTS W. D. EHRHART Beautiful Wreckage How It All Comes Back Finding My Old Battalion Command Post BRUCE WEIGL What Saves Us Burning Shit at An Khe The Last Lie RAY A. YOUNG BEAR Wa BARBARA The Women Next Door BAO-LONG Mother's Pearls EL SALVADOR, BOSNIA, KOSOVO, AFGHANISTAN, AND THE PERSIAN GULF CAROLYN The Colonel WENDY ROSE The Day They Cleaned Up the Border: El Salvador, February JOSEPH BRODSKY Bosnia Tune JOHN Bogomil in DALE A Thousand Cranes XX ADRIAN OKTENBERG "It was an open-air DALE JACOBSON Night WENDY BATTIN Mondrian's Forest KRISTI GARBOUSHIAN from The Ribbon on Hell's Tree, X J. D. MCCLATCHY Jihad GALWAY KINNELL When the Towers Fell ADRIENNE RICH The School Among the Ruins TONY HOAGLAND The Kind of Shadow That Calls Out Fate C. K. WILLIAMS Shrapnel ELEANOR WILNER Found in the Free Library BRIAN TURNER Here, Bullet BIOGRAPHIES IN BRIEF FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND PERMISSIONS 405 American War lits"toi") ai' Colonial Wars of the eighteenth ceuturv and ending with the Gulf Wars, this original and significant anthology presents four centuries of American men and women nurses, writing about war. American War Poetry opens with a ballati commenting on a skirmish with Indians in a Massachusetts meadow. Poems on the American Revolution follow, as well as poems on "minor" conflicts like the Mexican War and the Spanish-American Wars. This compact anthology has generous selections on the Civil War. World Wars I and II, the Korea« War, and the Vietnamese-American War. but it also includes an unusualh offering »hi American participation in the Spanish Civil War, Another section covers (bur hundred vears of conflict with Native Americans, ending with poems in contem¬ porary Indians who respond and direct collection also reaches into current reaction to American involvement in Latin America, Bosnia, and the Showing the depth of feeling and the range of thinking with which .Americans have confronted war. American Wtir Poetry expands our sense of what poetrv is made to do. While the birth of a national identity is documented in earlj poems, the anthology also conveys the growing sophistication of a uniquely American style. Although earl) war poems show that the first justification for war was purely defensive, as American »lottai moved inereasiiijiK to deplore a liometirovvn imperialism and its terrible cost*. While OONIINUED FROM FRONT FLAP many familiar poems of patriotic ardor have been chosen, other poems show a steady interest in antiwar themes. Lorrie biography for each poet and places each poem in its proper literary and historical context. Comprehensive and compelling, American War Poetry not only documents the birth and development of a national style of expression but shows the force of poetry working on the historical moment, making it come vitallv alive. Lorrie the author of Dismantling Glorv: Twentieth- Century Soldier Poetry, which was nominated for the Award. Elizabeth Bishop: The Biography of a Poetry received a nomination for a Pulitzer Prize in have appeared in journals and periodicals since JACKÍ-.T Vietnam War. €}Thn ! PIUN TI-.D IN THf. C.S.A.
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