Research--4th 2010

http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE|H1420033960&v=2.1&u=hayw93983&it=r&p=LitRC&sw=w This critical essay discusses how her poems of different themes portray different events that happened in her life.

"This 1981 collection, with its mythological resonance and intricate stanza forms, was one of Bly's most revolutionary in its time. "Black Coat" is the point where Bly's poetry meets his fascination with the male psyche, laying the poetry foundation for his subsequent work with men and his prose work, Iron John" (Robertbly.com)

This page is an overview of Gary Snyder's work, "Anasazi". It talks of how Snyder got the influence he needed from the Native American people to write it.

Biographical essay on Imamu Baraka

Review of New and Selected Poems: 1923-1985

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The influence of ethnicity on writing.

http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE|H1100000054&v=2.1&u=hayw93983&it=r&p=LitRC&sw=w This documents gives an example of Maya Angelou's African American views portrayed in her poems and how she expresses freedom in the African Americans lives.

This is a good article to read for analysis of her poetry. It is also gives a VERY detailed account of her life.

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This critical essay gives us an inside/mindful look at Gary Snyder's text, Turtle Island, and some of it's common themes.

Bly's third volume is organized around an amazing essay that has defined his later work with gender issues, "I Came Out of the Mother Naked." Also includes his ferocious antiwar poem, "The Teeth Mother Naked at Last," and the ambitious title poem, a symbolic autobiography cast in visionary, Jungian images. One of Bly's most intellectually challenging volumes.

Review on a book of the full collections by Maya Angelou

These 1977 prose poems delight in the wild "leaps" and associative connections discovered by the meditative mind in solitude. A showcase for Bly's imaginative reach at its most muscular, this book features one of Bly's most ecstatic affirmations of physical love, "We Love This Body," as well as the famous poem, "Finding the Father."

This essay is a literary criticism that analyzes and comments on the life and personality of Edna St. Vincent Millay, as well as how they impacted her writing.

A critical essay overview on Rita Dove's poetry exploring the role history plays in her writing. It also emphasizes the importance of experience and discovery as a deeper meaning in her poems.

In this essay, the author is commenting on Miss Millay's position as a woman and how that translates into her writing.

A critical essay on Rita Dove's poem, "Geometry." It goes into depth the comparison between geometry and poetry in the sense that it allows the mind to expand and ultimately, lead to liberation.

This essay analyzes a few of Edna St. Vincent Millay's works and their connection to her life.

This essay is critical towards Millay's writing style and her actual writing, presenting new opinions.

A critical review of the poem.

A book review of "Conversations with Rita Dove"- which contains a volume of interviews. It reveals her unique and creative writing techniques in which she claims her literary independence.