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Literary Magazines and Poetry in the Netherlands Antilles

Comparative History of Literatures in European Languages, 2001
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A Calendar of American Poetry in the Colonial Newspapers and Magazines and in the Major English Magazines through 1765

New England Quarterly-A Historical Review of New England Life and Letters, 1972
Edwin Wolf, J. A. Leo Lemay
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Public Knowledge: Newspapers, Magazines, and “Shocking” Poetry

2011
Stanley Finger, Marco Piccolino
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Poetry: a Magazine of Verse (1912–36), ‘Biggest of Little Magazines’1

2012
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?Someplace Called Poetry? Karl Shapiro, Poetry Magazine and Post-War American Poetry

English Studies, 2000
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An Evaluation And An Interpretation of The Poetry Magazine And Its Influence On The Trend of American Poetry.

2023
The purpose of this thesis is to interpret and evaluate the poetry magazine, and to show how it has influenced and is influencing the trend of American poetry.
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Little Magazines and the Gendered, Racialized Discourse of Women's Poetry

2016
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Finding the Oysters with Pearls Among Poetry Magazines

The Reference Librarian, 1990
The problems of selecting periodicals in a specific field are illustrated in the area of American and Canadian poetry. Selection sources are evaluated, frequently used criteria are critiqued and collection development goals are suggested. The article closes with reviews of the ten best journals and selections for Canada and each geographical area of ...
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Poems with a Historical Time Component in Russian Magazine Poetry (on the Example of the Poetry Prize)

Izvestia of Smolensk State University
This article examines the historical time in the poems that were nominated for the Poetry Prize in 2019–2021. The most popular epochs among authors are highlighted and the analysis of the most characteristic examples is given. «Historical» poems occupy a small share (14%) among others.
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Two Defence[s] of Poetry: Shelley and the Newgate Magazine

2005
Raymond Williams has noted that Percy Shelley’s Defence of Poetry, like other Romantic theories of poetry, is ‘evidently compensatory,’ for ‘the height of the artists’ claim is also the height of their despair.’1 Williams traces this compensatory claim to the belief on the part of Romantic poets that the values they heralded as central to art and ...
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