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Reading David Jones

Name: Reading David Jones
Brand: University of Wales Press
SKU: 04644594
Price: 27.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Thomas Dilworth
ISBN: 9780708320556

Thomas Dilworth

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 04644594

Casa editrice University of Wales Press, aprile 2008

Jones, hailed as one of the great modernists (as an artist and a poet) by luminaries such as Eliot a... Descrizione completa

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Jones, hailed as one of the great modernists (as an artist and a poet) by luminaries such as Eliot and Auden, is currently undergoing a revival in popularity in the UK, USA and Europe, particularly in Francophone Europe. Nevertheless, Jones' poetry is often regarded as difficult to read owing to his highly original and unfamiliar allusions. In his book, Professor Dilworth seeks to provide a guided tour through the poems by making the poetry accessible to the student market and also the non-specialist reader while also providing original and new insights. The poems are considered in the sequence in which they were written with step by step commentary and guidance by the author, in conjunction with Jones's visual art together with much new biographical information.