Calling from diffusion
hermeneutics of the promenade
by Thomas M. Greene
"Based on four Neilson Lectures delivered at Smith College, this book examines a series of "promenade poems," lyrics that follow a poetic speaker moving through a landscape and responding to it. Thomas M. Greene invites the reader to consider a wide range of poets, beginning with Amy Clampitt and A. R. Ammons, and continuing with Petrarch, Ronsard, Saint-Amant, Milton, Vaughan, Marvell and Whitman.
An afterword, "The Morality of Literary Interpretation," surveys critically a range of hermeneutic theories and formulates a position that accords the literary text both autonomy and mystery."--BOOK JACKET.
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Calling from diffusion: hermeneutics of the promenade
2002, Smith College, Distributed by the University of Massachusetts Press
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Rev. lectures in English, with poems in English, French, Italian, and Latin.
Includes bibliographical references.
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