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Wallace Stevens (Faber Student Guides Series) by Frank Kermode, 1990-03 Wallace Stevens by Lucy Beckett, 1977-06-30 The Emperor of Ice-Cream and Other Poems by Wallace Stevens, 2005-03-11 The Blue Guitar: Etchings by David Hockney Who Was Inspired by Wallace Stevens Who Was Inspired by Pablo Picasso by Wallace Stevens, David Hockney, 1977-01-01 The absurd in Wallace Stevens' poetry: A method of explicating modern poetry by Roger Silver, 1972-04-30 Wallace Stevens: A Literary Life (Literary Lives) by Tony Sharpe, 2000-01-15 The Later Poetry of Wallace Stevens: Phenomenological Parallels With Husserl and Heidegger by Thomas Jensen Hines, 1975-06 Wallace Stevens: A Collection of Critical Essays by Marie Borroff, 1963-06 Parts of a World: Wallace Stevens Remembered by Peter Brazeau, 1985-05 A Cure of the Mind: The Poetics of Wallace Stevens by Theodore Sampson, 1999-09-01 Modernism from Right to Left: Wallace Stevens, the Thirties, & Literary Radicalism (Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture) by Alan Filreis, 2005-06-09 Harmonium by Wallace Stevens, 1950 Wallace Stevens: The Later Years, 1923-1955 by Joan Richardson, 1988-08 Stevens and the Interpersonal by Mark Halliday, 1991-10

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46. Wallace . Stevens
    A fan site with numerous online poems, links and essays. Note The links are hard to find as they Category Arts Literature Poetry Poets S stevens, wallace all excellent stuff. so then, some links to wallace stevens stuff The MoreThan Rational Distortion in the Poetry of wallace stevens by David Lavery;  
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47. Stevens, Wallace
    stevens, wallace. One of the most important American poets of the twentiethcentury, wallace stevens (18791955) was also a successful  
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    Extractions: One of the most important American poets of the twentieth century, Wallace Stevens (1879-1955) was also a successful insurance executive, so it is not surprising that his work questions the relation between "imagination" and "reality," placing him in the tradition of William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, as well as Robert Frost, Marianne Moore, Hart Crane, and John Ashbery. Supremely among American poets, Stevens made his poetry an occasion for theorizing about poetry: it is deeply involved in the celebrated and lamented "turn" to theory in the recent history of criticism. Theories of language and literature, politics and letters, are resolutely in Plato , for example, the tendency to semantic dispersal and undecidability that attends even "normal" language acts. In addition, the problem of metaphor, central to Stevens's poetic (how do we know reality when the language we use to name reality forever mediates us from it?), suggests also why Stevens's work is important for literary theory. In "The Noble Rider and the Sound of Words" Stevens calls upon the sound of words to function as his way toward newness, toward a poetry capable of creating the balance between imagination and reality. He writes that only the poet can find the perfection lodged in the sound of words, finding "all the truth that we shall ever experience" (

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51. Stevens, Wallace
    Strangers to Us All, Lawyers and Poetry. wallace stevens (18791955). 413-414. wallacestevens Modern American Poetry. wallace stevens Academy of American Poets.  
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    Extractions: "After all, what is there odd about being a lawyer and being or doing something else at the same time?" [Wallace Stevens, in a letter to Harvey Breit dated July 27, 1942, in Holly Stevens (ed.), Letters of Wallace Stevens 412-413, at 412 (Berkeley, California: University of California: University of California Press, 1996) (1966)] Id Wallace Stevens

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53. Wallace Stevens Discussion
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    Brief fan page by Alice MunnoCategory Arts Literature Poetry Poets S stevens, wallaceShort Bio wallace stevens was born in Reading, PA on October 2, 1879. Heattended Harvard and was president of the student literary magazine.  
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    Extractions: Wallace Stevens was born in Reading, PA on October 2, 1879. He attended Harvard and was president of the student literary magazine. He became a lawyer in 1904 and worked in several different legal jobs. He married Elsie Moll in 1909, a woman he had met in Reading 5 years earlier, and had one daughter, Holly, in 1924. He started working for the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Insurance company in 1916, and he was promoted to vice-president around 1934. Stevens remained separated from the literary world, but he wrote like a man absorbed in the culture. He published his first book of poems when he was 44 (1923), even though he had published poetry in periodicals beginning in 1914. He lived a very normal, white-collar life, and kept working until his death on August 2, 1955. Poems Wallace Stevens has always intrigued me because of his ability to lead the lives of two people - an executive and a poet. Stevens lived in Hartford and composed poetry while walking to work. In his writing, he expressed that poetry must be substituted for religion when religion is not fulfilling. The poet manufactures the domain to which others turn for imagination. The poem I include here is my favorite for its simplicity and detail, its form and sensations. Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird I

55. Title List
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56. Stevens, Wallace
    HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA. stevens, wallace. US poet. An insurance companyexecutive, he was not recognized as a major poet until late in life.  
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    Extractions: HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA Stevens, Wallace US poet. An insurance company executive, he was not recognized as a major poet until late in life. His volumes of poems include Harmonium The Man with the Blue Guitar (1937), and Transport to Summer The Necessary Angel (1951) is a collection of essays. An elegant and philosophical poet, he won a Pulitzer Prize in 1954 for his Collected Poems

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    Extractions: Born in Pennsylvania in 1879, Wallace Stevens spent his adult life working in the rigorously non-poetic insurance business. Yet his poetry, most of which he wrote after his 50th birthday, is anything but mundane. Rather, Stevens stuffed his work with the brilliant bric-a-brac of a dozen cultures,... Read more "The Palm at the End of the Mind, superbly edited by Holly Stevens, will be the definitive text for students and readers of Wallace Stevens for several decades. Unlike earlier selected volumes, it gives all the major long poems and sequences, and every shorter poem of lasting value. Its arrangement...

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    Extractions: Wallace Stevens (1879-1955) Contributing Editor: Linda W. Wagner-Martin The sheer difficulty of apprehending meaning from some of Stevens's poems turns many students away. Yet Stevens is one of the most apt voices to speak about the perfection, and the perfectibility, of the poem the supreme fiction in the writer's, and the reader's, lives. If students can read Stevens's poems well, they will probably be able to read anything in the text. The elusiveness of meaning is one key difficulty: Stevens's valiant attempts to avoid paraphrase, to lose himself in brilliant language, to slide into repetition and assonantal patterns without warning. His work demands complete concentration, and complete sympathy, from his readers. Most students cannot give poetry either of these tributes without some preparation. Close reading, usually aloud, helps. The well-known Stevens language magic has to be experienced, and since the poems are difficult, asking students to work on them alone, in isolation, is not the best tactic. Beginning with the poems by Stevens might make reading T. S. Eliot

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