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Theodore Roethke, an American Romantic by Jay Parini, 1980-04 The Edge Is What I Have: Theodore Roethke and After by Harry Williams, 1976-06 Theodore Roethke's Meditative Sequences: Contemplation and the Creative Process (Studies in Art and Religious Interpretation) by Ann T. Foster, 1987-11 My Toughest Mentor: Theodore Roethke and William Carlos Williams (1940-1948) by Robert Kusch, 1999-05 Dirty Dinky and Other Creatures: Poems for Children by Theodore Roethke, Beatrice Roethke, et all 1973-06 Praise to the End! by Theodore ROETHKE, 1951 The Achievement of Theodore Roethke (A Comprehensive Selection of his Poems with a Critical Introduction) On the Poet and His Craft: Selected Prose of Theodore Roethke by Theodore (Ralph J. Mills Jr, Ed.) Roethke, 1970 Theodore Roethke: An Introduction to the Poetry by Karl Malkoff, 1971-03-01 Theodore Roethke's Dynamic Vision by Richard Allen Blessing, 1974-08-27 Theodore Roethke (Twayne's United States authors series ; TUSAS 390) by George Wolff, 1981 Profile of Theodore Roethke (Charles E. Merrill profiles) Theodore Roethke;: A bibliography (The Serif series: bibliographies and checklists) by James Richard McLeod, 1973 A Necessary Order: Theodore Roethke and the Writing Process by Don Bogen, 1991-10

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21. Roethke, Theodore. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    2001. roethke, theodore. (r t´k ) (KEY) , 1908–63, American poet,b. Saginaw, Mich., educated at the Univ. of Michigan and Harvard.  
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22. Theodore Roethke's Life And Career
    theodore roethke's Life and Career. Walter Kalaidjian. Copyright © 1991 by theBoard of Trustees of Southern Illinois University. Return to theodore roethke.  
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    Extractions: Theodore Roethke's Life and Career Walter Kalaidjian H e was born Theodore Huebner Roethke in Saginaw, Michigan, the son of Otto Roethke and Helen Huebner, owners of a local greenhouse. As a student at Saginaw's Arthur Hill High School, Roethke demonstrated early promise in a speech on the Junior Red Cross that was subsequently published in twenty-six languages. The poet's adolescent years were jarred, however, by the death of his father from cancer in 1923, a loss that would powerfully shape Roethke's psychic and creative lives. From 1925 to 1929 Roethke distinguished himself at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, graduating magna cum laude. Resisting family pressure to pursue a legal career, he quit law school after one semester and, from 1929 to 1931, took graduate courses at the University of Michigan and later the Harvard Graduate School, where he worked closely with the poet Robert Hillyer. The hard economic times of the Great Depression forced Roethke to leave Harvard and to take up a teaching career at Lafayette College from 1931 to 1935. Here he met Rolfe Humphries, who introduced him to Louise Bogan; during these years Roethke also found a powerful supporter, colleague, and friend in the poet Stanley Kunitz. In the fall of 1935 Roethke assumed his second teaching post at Michigan State College at Lansing but was soon hospitalized for what would prove to be recurring bouts of mental illness. Throughout his subsequent career Roethke used these periodic incidents of depression for creative self-exploration. They allowed him, as he said, to "reach a new level of reality."

23. IHAS Poet
    IHAS header Return to Profiles Menu, Previous Next theodore roethke (19081963). Listento Snake in the Songbook. SNAKE by theodore roethke (set by Ned Rorem).  
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    Extractions: O wing much to the mystics of the Anglo-Celtic tradition such as Blake, Yeats, and Auden, poet Theodore Roethke, exerted, in turn, a significant influence on artists of the 1940's and 1950's generations. Not only did a poet like Sylvia Plath find inspiration in Roethke's work, but a number of American composers, among them Samuel Barber and Ned Rorem , found the lyricism of his verse excellent material for song settings. Born on May 25, 1908 in Michigan and educated there, he went on to Harvard before pursuing an academic career at various American universities. His first volume of verse, OPEN HOUSE (1941), initiated his hallmark use of plant imagery as a symbol for human flowering and decay. He followed this with autobiographical verse, THE LOST SON (1948) and PRAISE TO THE END! (1951), which showed him embracing the visionary style of Yeats. THE WAKING won the poet the Pulitzer Prize in 1953, while the Bollingen Prize-winning WORDS FOR THE WIND is probably his best known work. After his death in 1963 the remainder of his verse, letters, and essays were published posthumously and a COLLECTED EDITION of the poems appeared in 1975.

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27. Literary Encyclopedia
    roethke, theodore. (1908 1963), www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Literature.Status Major. Teacher, Poet, Essayist, Lecturer, Diarist.  
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28. Literary Encyclopedia
    1. 9 Matches for roethke, theodore. Open House roethke, theodore. 1941. The LostSon - roethke, theodore. 1948. Praise to the End! - roethke, theodore. 1951.  
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29. Books By Theodore Roethke
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31. Daniel Traister's Home Page--Theodore Roethke, "The Victorians"
    A poem by theodore roethke apparently not included in his Collected Poems or thelater Words for the Wind is reprinted in Joachim Remak's The Origins of  
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    Extractions: A poem by Theodore Roethke apparently not included in his Collected Poems or the later Words for the Wind is reprinted in Joachim Remak's The Origins of World War I, 1871-1914 The Shooting Party , would end (or be transformed) quite suddenly in August of 1914, when, from some points of view, the twentieth century, just as suddenly, began. O the gondolets, the mandolins, the twanging of the lutes,

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33. Roethke, Theodore
    roethke, theodore 190863, American poet, b. Saginaw, Mich., educatedat the Univ. of Michigan and Harvard. A roethke, theodore. 1908  
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    Extractions: Roethke, Theodore 1908-63, American poet, b. Saginaw, Mich., educated at the Univ. of Michigan and Harvard. A poet of the Midwest, Roethke combined a love of the land with his vision of the development of the individual. The moods of his poetry range from acid wit to simple feeling, his poetic technique from straightforward language and meters to free forms that approach the surreal. Among his volumes of poetry are Open House The Lost Son and Other Poems The Waking (1953, Pulitzer Prize), Words for the Wind I Am! Says the Lamb (1961), and The Far Field On the Poet and His Craft (1965) contains essays and lectures. See his notebooks, ed. by D. Wagoner (1980); letters, ed. by Ralph J. Mills, Jr. (1968); biography by Allan Seager (1968); studies by Jay Parini (1979) and Randall Stiffler (1986).

34. Literature & Fiction / Poetry / Poets, A-Z / ( R ) / Roethke, Theodore
    1. The Collected Poems of theodore roethke by theodore roethke. Read more. 4. Wordsfor the Wind The Collected Verse of theodore roethke by theodore roethke.  
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    Extractions: Provides a generous sampling of the highly celebrated as well some of the less celebrated poetry published since 1940 by this group of powerful and important writers (of whom only Ginsberg and Merrill are still with us). Editor Conarroe's introductory biographical essays frame the poems that follow.... Read more With Roethke's sudden, tragic death in 1963, a great poetic career was brought to an untimely end. "The Far Field" presents the most rewarding of his many volumes of poetry, both in brilliance of style and inner meaning. All of the poems have appeared previously in periodicals such as "The Atlantic... Read more Words for the Wind : The Collected Verse of Theodore Roethke

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36. Roethke, Theodore
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37. Valencia West LRC - Roethke, Theodore
    roethke, theodore (19081963). Pathfinder. August 1996. The following reference bookscan be used to get both biographical and critical information about authors.  
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38. Mason West -- Roethke
    Poets like John Berryman and theodore roethke pioneered metaphysical frontiers whenthey began to seek the meaning of experience unfettered by the judgmental  
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