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Voyager: A Life of Hart Crane by John Unterecker, 1987-04
A Reader's Guide to Hart Crane's White Buildings by John Norton-Smith, 1993-05
Hart Crane: The Contexts of "The Bridge" (Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture) by Paul Giles, 2009-04-02
Hart Crane and Yvor Winters: Their Literary Correspondence by Thomas Parkinson, 1982-09-09
Hart Crane's "The Bridge": A Description of Its Life (Studies in the humanities : Literature) by Richard P. Sugg, 1977-02
Hart Crane: A Re-Introduction by Warner Berthoff, 1989-04-10
Preludes to Vision: The Epic Venture in Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, and Hart Crane by Thomas A. Vogler, 1971-06
Concordance to the Poems of Hart Crane by Gary Lane, 1972-06
Hart Crane and the Homosexual Text: New Thresholds, New Anatomies by Thomas E. Yingling, 1990-04-04
Splendid Failure: Hart Crane and the Making of *The Bridge* by Edward J. Brunner, 1985-05-01
The Literary Manuscripts of Hart Crane
Hart Crane's Divided Vision: An Analysis of "The Bridge" by H.N. Nilsen, 1980-06
The Poems of Hart Crane (Paper) by M. Simon, 1990-01-24
The Letters of Hart Crane: 1916-1932

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Hart Crane: Additional Poems
hart crane Additional Poems. At Melville s Tomb. The commodious, tall decorum of that sky Unseals her earth, and lifts love in its shower. Return to hart crane.
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Hart Crane - The Academy Of American Poets
hart crane To Brooklyn Bridge. The Academy of American Poets Add to a Notebook. To Brooklyn Bridge hart crane. How many dawns, chill from
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Crane, Hart
Comments/Inquiries ©New York University 19932004. crane, hart. On-Line Author Site. Sex, Male. National Origin, United States of America. Era, Early 20th Century.
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Modernism and Experimentation Authors hart crane (18991932) hart crane was a tormented young poet who committed suicide at age 33 by leaping into the sea
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Extractions: FRtR Outlines American Literature Modernism and Experimentation ... Authors Hart Crane (1899-1932) Index Hart Crane was a tormented young poet who committed suicide at age 33 by leaping into the sea. He left striking poems, including an epic, The Bridge (1930), which was inspired by the Brooklyn Bridge, in which he ambitiously attempted to review the American cultural experience and recast it in affirmative terms. His luscious, overheated style works best in short poems such as "Voyages" (1923, 1926) and "At Melville's Tomb" (1926), whose ending is a suitable epitaph for Crane: monody shall not wake the mariner.
Crane, Hart Episode Of Hands
Literature Annotations. crane, hart Episode of Hands. Genre, Poem. Source, The Complete Poems and Selected Letters and Prose of hart crane. Editors, Brom Weber.
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Extractions: Episode of Hands Genre Poem Keywords Anatomy Patient Experience Physical Examination Society Summary The gashed hand of a factory worker is bandaged by the factory owner's son. The worker is at first embarrassed, then compliant. As his fingers work, the owner's son begins to notice the details of the other hand and to conjure images"wings of butterflies" and "the marks of wild ponies' play"in the worker's rough hand. Somehow this establishes a brief bond that transcends the class barrier between the two in an act of healing. Commentary Crane follows Whitman in his willingness to find beautiful images anywhere, even in this homoerotic exchange between two males of different social class. Few other literary works make these two points about the clinical encounter: that eroticism is potentially present in the physical contact between patient and caregiver; and that social class is also brought to the encounter where, like eroticism, it should ideally be transcended.
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Extractions: We will make our meek adjustments, Contented with such random consolations As the wind deposits In slithered and too ample pockets. For we can still love the world, who find A famished kitten on the step, and know Recesses for it from the fury of the street, Or warm torn elbow coverts. We will sidestep, and to the final smirk Dally the doom of that inevitable thumb That slowly chafes its puckered index toward us, Facing the dull squint with what innocence And what surprise! And yet these fine collapses are not lies More than the pirouettes of any pliant cane; Our obsequies are, in a way, no enterprise. We can evade you, and all else but the heart: What blame to us if the heart live on. The game enforces smirks; but we have seen The moon in lonely alleys make A grail of laughter of an empty ash can, And through all sound of gaiety and quest Have heard a kitten in the wilderness.
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A successor to Walt Whitman, hart crane found spiritual transcendence in homoerotic desire. Please take glbtq s 5 minute survey.
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Extractions: page: A successor to Walt Whitman, Hart Crane found spiritual transcendence in homoerotic desire. Harold Hart Crane was born in Garrettsville, Ohio, on July 21, 1899, the only son of Grace Hart Crane, an intelligent, sensitive woman, and C. A. Crane, a success-driven businessman. The poet's childhood was materially secure but emotionally difficult. Sponsor Message. When Harold was five, the family moved to Warren, Ohio, where they lived until domestic conflicts drove Grace into a sanitarium and C. A. to Chicago; nine-year-old Harold was sent to his mother's parents in Cleveland. Grace returned in 1909, and C. A. later rejoined her at the Hart house, where they lived on uneasy terms until their divorce in 1916, the year that Harold, at seventeen, set off for New York City. He later confessed to Grace: "my youth has been a rather bloody battleground for yours and father's sex life and troubles." Still, he sympathized so strongly with her that in 1917 he chose to call himself "Hart." Although he eventually reconciled with his father, his relationship with his mother slowly deteriorated. He finally broke with her in 1928 after she threatened to tell C. A. about his homosexuality and tried to block a $5,000 inheritance left to him by his grandparents.
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Extractions: page: Unlike many moderns, however, Crane did not repudiate the Romantic tradition of Blake, Shelley, and Keats and, in particular, the American Orphic strain developed by Poe, Whitman, and Melville. Like these Romantics, Crane strove to balance moments of ecstatic consciousness when spiritual transcendence seems within reach against the boundaries of human and material limitations. But for Crane, those moments were primarily sparked by homoerotic relationships, and the boundaries he encountered were society's strictures against homosexuality, for he tightly partitioned his life between the gay and straight worlds. Sponsor Message. The lyrics from White Buildings are beautiful, compelling, and often opaque, for Crane so thickens his lines with tropes that he tests the limits of figurative languageparticularly when he writes about sexual appetite as in "Paraphrase," "Possessions," "The Wine Menagerie," and "Recitative," and about joyful consummation in "Voyages," written for his lover Emil Opffer. The traditional forms that Crane prefers, however, such as his signature iambic pentameter quatrains, help ground his charged language. Just as in his life he sought to be both a homosexual adventurer and a man of letters, Crane wished in his writing to abandon himself to the flux of language while anchoring himself in the cadences of traditional forms. These obsessions are reflected throughout his poetry in his symbols of shifting sea and hurricane and the towers whose stability and completeness Crane often questions.
Crane, Hart
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Extractions: Crane, Hart Crane, Hart (Harold Hart Crane), , American poet, b. Garrettsville, Ohio. He published only two volumes of poetry during his lifetime, but those works established Crane as one of the most original and vital American poets of the 20th cent. His extraordinarily complex and sonorous poetry, with its rich imagery, verbal ingenuity, and meticulous craftsmanship, curiously combines ecstatic optimism with a sense of haunted alienation. White Buildings (1926), his first collection of poems, was inspired by his experience of New York City, where he had gone to live at the age of 17. His most ambitious work is The Bridge (1930), a series of closely related long poems on the United States in which the Brooklyn Bridge serves as a mystical unifying symbol of civilization's evolution. Crane's personal life was anguished and turbulent. After an unhappy childhood during which he was torn between estranged parents, he held a variety of uninteresting jobs, always, however, returning to New York City and his writing. An alcoholic and a homosexual, he was constantly plagued by money problems and was often a severe trial to friends who tried to help him. In 1931 he won a Guggenheim Fellowship and went to Mexico to work on a long poem about Latin America; a year later, returning to the United States, the poem not even started, he jumped overboard from his ship and drowned. His collected poems were published in 1933.
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Crane, Hart. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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Hart Crane
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Extractions: P oeta nacido en Garrettsville, Ohio. Era un niño altamente ansioso y volátil y tuvo poca educación formal. Publicó en las revistas literarias del Greenwich Village sus primeros poemas con 16 años. Su padre, un fabricante de dulces, trató de disuadirlo de su carrera de poeta, pero Crane estaba determinado a seguir su pasión por la escritura. Su primer poema publicado se tituló Viajes (1921-1926). Su alcoholismo y falta de dinero acabó con la paciencia de sus amigos y su familia. Después de publicar sus dos libros de poemas Edificios Blancos (1926) y El Puente (1930) obtuvo la beca Guggenheim y empezó a viajar por California, Europa, México, Key West y otras partes del caribe, dedicándose por completo a la poesía. En 1932 en México comenzó su primera relación heterosexual con Peggy Cowley, la esposa de su amigo Malcom Cowley. Los dos amantes viajando de regreso a Estados Unidos en el barco de vapor Orizaba tuvieron una disputa y Hart Crane borracho fue golpeado por marinos después que trató de seducirlos. Al día siguiente Hart Crane se suicidó saltando de la cubierta del barco. Su mayor trabajo, el libro El Puente , expresa en términos estáticos una visión del significado histórico y espiritual de America. Como Eliot, Crane usa el paisaje de la ciudad moderna e industrializada para crear una poderosa y nueva literatura simbólica.
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Extractions: Crane, Hart Crane, Hart (Harold Hart Crane), , American poet, b. Garrettsville, Ohio. He published only two volumes of poetry during his lifetime, but those works established Crane as one of the most original and vital American poets of the 20th cent. His extraordinarily complex and sonorous poetry, with its rich imagery, verbal ingenuity, and meticulous craftsmanship, curiously combines ecstatic optimism with a sense of haunted alienation. White Buildings (1926), his first collection of poems, was inspired by his experience of New York City, where he had gone to live at the age of 17. His most ambitious work is The Bridge (1930), a series of closely related long poems on the United States in which the Brooklyn Bridge serves as a mystical unifying symbol of civilization's evolution. Crane's personal life was anguished and turbulent. After an unhappy childhood during which he was torn between estranged parents, he held a variety of uninteresting jobs, always, however, returning to New York City and his writing. An alcoholic and a homosexual, he was constantly plagued by money problems and was often a severe trial to friends who tried to help him. In 1931 he won a Guggenheim Fellowship and went to Mexico to work on a long poem about Latin America; a year later, returning to the United States, the poem not even started, he jumped overboard from his ship and drowned. His collected poems were published in 1933. See his letters ed. by T. S. W. Lewis (1974);
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Extractions: Hart Crane Despite his short life, Hart Crane (1899-1932) was an accomplished poet, whose work The Bridge is noted as an epic myth that attempted to capture the American experience. Although critics disagree on the importance of The Bridge, most will agree it contains some of America's best lyrics of the time. [ Click to Order Crane's The Bridge (soft $) ] Exile
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