An edition of The Wound and Dream (2002)

The wound and the dream

sixty years of American poems about the Spanish Civil War

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An edition of The Wound and Dream (2002)

The wound and the dream

sixty years of American poems about the Spanish Civil War

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Publish Date
Language
English
Pages
329

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Table of Contents

Machine generated contents note: INTRODUCTION The International Context for American Poetry about the Spanish Civil War 1
MARTHA MILLET (1936) Women of Spain 63
KENNETH PORTER (1936) iSalud! 64
WALLACE STEVENS (1936) The Men ThatAre Falling 65
MURIEL RUKEYSER (1937) Mediterranean 67
EDWIN ROLFE (1937) Death by Water 74
Elegy for Our Dead 76
City of Anguish 77
LANGSTON HUGHES (1937) Song of Spain 82
Letter from Spain 85
Hero-International Brigade 87
MIKE QU IN (1937) How Much for Spain? 89
KENNETH REXROTH (1937) Requiem forthe Spanish Dead 90
JAMES RORTY (1937) Elegy for the Spanish Dead 92
AARON KRAMER (1937) Smiles and Blood 94
ROBINSON JEFFERS (1937) Sinverguenza 96
NORMAN ROSTEN (1937) The March 97
SOL FUNAROFF (1938) To Federico Garcia Lorca 98
BEN MADDOW (1938) The Defenses 99
JOYDAVIDMAN (1938) Snow in Madrid 100
Near Catalonia 102
GENEVIEVE TAGGARD (1938) Noncombatants 103
Silence in Mallorca 104
KENNETH FEARING (1938) The Program 106.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 54-61) and index.

Published in
Urbana
Series
American poetry recovery series
Genre
Poetry.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
811/.54080358
Library of Congress
PS595.S768 W68 2002, PS595.S768W68 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 329 p. :
Number of pages
329

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL3939453M
Internet Archive
wounddreamsixtyy0000unse
ISBN 10
0252027477, 0252070704
LCCN
2001006453
OCLC/WorldCat
48397931
LibraryThing
5462789
Goodreads
309385
1797116

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL1922245W

First Sentence

"Have you seen on the barricades the women of Spain?"

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