Selected Poems: Summer Knowledge (New Directions Paperbook, 241) - Tapa blanda

Schwartz, Delmore

 
9780811201919: Selected Poems: Summer Knowledge (New Directions Paperbook, 241)
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ISBN 10: 0811201910 ISBN 13: 9780811201919
Editorial: NEW DIRECTIONS, 1967

Sinopsis

When this book was first published (as Summer Knowledge) in 1959. Delmore Schwartz was still riding a crest, the golden boy of the literary scene a position he had commanded ever since the appearance of his first collection of stories and poems in 1938. Summer Knowledge won for him both the prestigious Bollingen Prize in Poetry and the Poetry Society of America s Shelley Memorial Award. lronically, indeed tragically, the praise and prizes Schwartz's poems received did not forestall his decline, and this, his poetic testament, proved to be a final one as well. Overcome by mental illness, alienated from his friends and supporters, he disappeared from the literary scene, in the end to die in 1966 in an obscure Broadway hotel. The tragedy of his life pales before the triumph of his art and craft. Selected Poems clearly places him among the foremost poets of his generation.

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Acerca del autor

Delmore Schwartz (1913-1966) was born and raised in Brooklyn. One of America's greatest poets and short-story writers, Schwartz contributed "In Dreams Begin Responsibilities" to the first issue of Partisan Review in 1937. Schwartz taught at Syracuse, Princeton, and Kenyon College, and received the Bollingen Prize in 1959. After a difficult period of alchoholism and depression, he died of a heart attack in 1966.

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When this book was first published in 1959, Delmore Schwartz was still riding a crest, the golden boy of the literary scene--a position he had commanded ever since the appearance of his first collection of stories and poems in 1938.

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Editorial
NEW DIRECTIONS
Año de publicación
1967
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
0811201910
ISBN 13 
9780811201919
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
242
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