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• Title : Allen Tate: The Modern Mind and the Discovery of Enduring Love
• Author : John V Glass III
• Rating : 4.90 (838 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-8-27
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 376 Pages
• Asin : 0813228638
• Language : English

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Glass III helps the reader find themselves drawn into universally apprehensible experience. Glass III rectifies this by tracing the development of Tate's thought and verse from his early years as a student at Vanderbilt in the 1920s through his final terza-rima sequence completed in the 1950s. Allen Tate (1899–1979), a former Poet Laureate of the US, although generally regarded during his lifetime as one of the twentieth century's preeminent literary critics and men of letters, has been largely overlooked by critics in the years since his death. By focusing on the relationship between Tate himself and the speakers in his poems, and on the relationship between those speakers and readers who like the poet, John V. John V. Tate's poetry in the intervening years charts the course of an American modernist who brings to bear on the problems of his age the unique perspective of a southerner, one who refuses either to accept sentimentality or to repudiate the past in his search for a solution to the dissociation of sensibility.Beginning with his early devotion to Art itself, followed by his effort to replace the primacy of Art with that of History, Tate's poetry dramatizes his gradual movementone that is first public and intellectual, and then private and spiritualt

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Glass captures, through nuanced and critically rigorous readings of his poems, Tate’s quest to heal these divisions through his attention to culture and history, to tradition and region, and ultimately to a religious vision which binds the fallen human and the redemptive divine into a mystical unity.” – John Burt, Brandeis University“Nearly four decades after his death, Allen Tate has at last found his ideal critic. John Glass has produced literary commentary of the highest order; his normative judgments and judicious speculations are informed by a fully associated sensibility. “John Glass’s Allen Tate: The Modern Mind and the Discovery of Enduring Love is a thoughtful, perceptive, morally deep and intellectually ambitious account not only of all of Allen Tate’s major poems, but also of the changing concerns and convictions from which they arose. Glass practices the all-but-lost (but forever valuable) art of close reading with