Rivers and mountains
Ashbery, John , 1927-
Rivers and mountains / John Ashbery - New York : Ecco Press , 1977, c1966. - 63 p. ; 23 cm. - The American poetry series ; v. 12 .
It is now virtually impossible to overstate Ashbery's influence and the fervor of his partisans. Since the death of Robert Lowell, Ashbery has been the most discussed of all American poets. Although his poetry is imbued with anxiety and uncertainty, Ashbery has become the dominant poet of both the avant-garde and academic criticism-a position not held by a poet since T. S. Eliot in the 1930s and 1940s.
9780880011907
76046176
Poetry, American
PS3501.S475 / R5 1977
811 ASH
Rivers and mountains / John Ashbery - New York : Ecco Press , 1977, c1966. - 63 p. ; 23 cm. - The American poetry series ; v. 12 .
It is now virtually impossible to overstate Ashbery's influence and the fervor of his partisans. Since the death of Robert Lowell, Ashbery has been the most discussed of all American poets. Although his poetry is imbued with anxiety and uncertainty, Ashbery has become the dominant poet of both the avant-garde and academic criticism-a position not held by a poet since T. S. Eliot in the 1930s and 1940s.
9780880011907
76046176
Poetry, American
PS3501.S475 / R5 1977
811 ASH
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