A poet's revolution : the life of Denise Levertov / / Donna Krolik Hollenberg.
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| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xiv, 515 p. :; ill., ports. |
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Table of Contents:
- Listening to distant guns (1923-1948). "The walls of the garden, the first light": beginnings (1923-1933); "When Anna screamed": Levertov's response to Nazi oppression (1933-1939); The double image: apprenticeship during World War Two (1939-1946); "Recoveries": abortion, adventure, and marriage (1947- 48)
- A common ground (1949-1966). "Dancing edgeways": coming of age as a poet in the new world (1949-1955); "The true artist": Levertov's engagement with tradition (1954-1960)
- "The poem ascends": taking a position (1960-1963)
- "To speak of sorrow": Levertov's emergence as a social poet (1963?1966)
- Life at war (1966-74). "Revolution or death": living in the movement (1966-1970); "The freeing of the dust": the revolution hits home (1970-1974)
- Sleepers awake (1975-1988). "A woman alone": beginning again (1975-1981); "Writing in the dark": social protest and liberation theology (1982-1988)
- Resettling (1989-1997). "Of shadow and flame": the re-cognition of identity (1989-1992); "Beauty growls in the fertile dark": facing death (1992-1997).