Poets Thinking

Pope, Whitman, Dickinson, Yeats

by Helen Vendler
Published in April 15, 2006, Harvard University Press

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Language:	English
Edition:	New Ed edition
Format:	Paperback
Dimensions:	7.9 x 5.4 x 0.6 inches
Weight:	6.4 ounces
ISBN 10:	067402110X
ISBN 13:	9780674021105
Subject:	Poetry & poets Poetry Literature - Classics / Criticism English English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Poetry / General General 19th century American poetry English poetry History and criticism Thought and thinking

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First sentence: The process of thinking has usually been defined as a chain of argument, explanation, logical induction, or deduction.

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1	Introduction
2	Alexander Pope Thinking: Miniaturizing, Modeling, and Mocking Ideas
3	Walt Whitman Thinking: Transcription, Reprise, and Temptations Resisted
4	Emily Dickinson Thinking: Rearranging Seriality
5	W. B. Yeats Thinking: Thinking in Images, Thinking in Assertions
6	Index