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Hart Crane: An Annotated Critical Bibliography. by Joseph. Schwartz, 1970 Hart Crane: A Descriptive Bibliography (Pittsburgh series in bibliography) Vision of the voyage: Hart Crane and the psychology of romanticism by Robert Combs, 1978 Hart Crane (Poet to Poet) by Hart Crane, 2008-05 The poetry of Hart Crane, (Monarch notes and study guides) by John Paul Runden, 1965 Critical essays on Hart Crane (Critical essays on American literature) The letters of Hart Crane, 1916-1932, edited by Brom Weber. by Hart] Crane, 1997 Hart Crane's Harp of Evil: A Study of Orphism in "The Bridge" by Jack Wolf, 1986 The Correspondence Between Hart Crane and Waldo Frank L'elancement: Eloge de Hart Crane (Fiction & Cie) (French Edition) by Gerard Titus-Carmel, 1998 Hart Crane's holy vision, White buildings by Alfred Hanley, 1981 Hart Crane a Life by CLIVE FISHER, 2001 A Concordance to the Poems of Hart Crane Orizaba: A Voyage with Hart Crane by Stacy Szymaszek, 2008-04-01

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61. Hart Crane
    hart crane (1969); crane, hart, The Complete  
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    Extractions: LOUVOR PARA UMA URNA I Ice, (o Harold) Hart (1899-1932), poeta lírico americano, é conhecido pela sua habilidade meticulosa e disciplinada, a celebração dos aspectos positivos da vida urbana e industrial moderna. Crane nasceu em 21 de julho de 1899, em Garrettsville, Ohio. Ele teve que morar com a avó materna em Cleveland de 1909 até o divorcio dos pais em 1916, quando deixou a escola secundaria e foi para Cidade de Nova Iorque. Lá foi estimulado pelo mundo literário, mas estava impossibilitado de se manter escrevendo. Finalmente, em 1921, se separou do pai, e escrever poesia passou a ser seu principal objetivo. Sua vida pessoal estava no processo de formação de uma mistura caótica de alcoolismo e homossexualidade. No Brasil Hart Crane é praticamente conhecido apenas em pequenos círculos de literatura e o seu poema Louvor Para Uma Urna , traduzido entre nós primeiro por Oswaldino Marques, depois Augusto de Campos e Bruno Tolentino, foi mais motivo de affaire do que propriamente uma discussão proveitosa na divulgação de sua poética.

62. Crane, Hart C Crane, Hart Authors's Literature & Fiction Books Book Online Books
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63. Art Song Catalog: Biographies: Page 6 Of 25
    crane, hart. American poet (see songs) 1899 1932, working primarily in English. See also Complete Poems of hart crane (Poetry) in the Singers Bibliography.  
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    Extractions: Biography Please keep this site alive by contributing song listings and other information to the catalog. See the bottom of every catalog page for how. English poet ( see songs ) 1731 - 1800, working primarily in English This entry contributed by around 11/21/98 Other Web Site: http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=1958 See also The Task, and Selected Other Poems [by William Cowper] (Poetry) in the Singers' Bibliography This entry contributed by around 1/25/99 click for top of page American poet ( see songs ) 1899 - 1932, working primarily in English This entry contributed by around 3/20/99 Other Web Site: http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=13898 See also Complete Poems of Hart Crane (Poetry) in the Singers' Bibliography This entry contributed by around 3/20/99 click for top of page Crapsey, Adelaide

64. Hart Crane Quotes
    YENRA Quotations hart crane Quotes Passages from the great American poet December 30, 2003. crane, hart. Complete Poems and Selected Letters and Prose.  
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    Extractions: Y E N R A SM Quotations YENRA Quotations Hart Crane Quotes : Passages from the great American poet - December 30, 2003 Hart Crane on "Black Tambourine" to Gorham Munson (1921): "The Word 'mid-kingdom' is perhaps the key word to what ideas there are in it. The poem is a description and bundle of insinuations, suggestions bearing on the Negro's place somewhere between man and beast. That is why Aesop is brought in, etc.,the popular conception of Negro romance, the tambourine on the wall. The value of the poem is only, to me, in what a painter would call its 'tactile' quality,an entirely aesthetic feature. A propagandist for either side of the Negro question could find anything he wanted to in it. My only declaration in it is that I find the Negro (in the popular mind) sentimentally or brutally 'placed' in this midkingdom" (58). To G.M. (June 12, 1921): "I have reached such blind alleys and found no way out of them that there is nothing at present for me to do but laugh a little and endure which I hope to do" (59).

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66. Harold Hart Crane Definition Of Harold Hart Crane. What Is Harold Hart Crane? Me
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    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Noun Harold Hart Crane - United States poet (1899-1932) Hart Crane Crane poet - a writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry) Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Some words with "Harold Hart Crane" in the definition: Asplenium scolopendrium

67. ::: Wood S Lot ::: April 16 - 30, 2004
    hart craneThe Bridge. hart crane. July 21, 1899 Apr. 27, 1932. I can remember much forgetfulness. hart crane. hart crane poems at Plagiarist.  
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    Extractions: We don't know what's going on here . . . We don't know. Our life is a faint tracing on the surface of mystery, like the idle, curved tunnels of leaf miners on the face of a leaf. We must somehow take a wider view, look at the whole landscape, really see it, and describe what's going on here. Then we can at least wail the right question into the swaddling band of darkness, or, if it comes to that, choir the proper praise.

68. Hart Crane Discussion
    The Complete Poems of hart crane (Centennial Edition) by crane, hart Released 05/2001. Letters of hart crane and His Family. by crane, hart Released 09/1974.  
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69. The Sculpture Center / OOSI
    Subject Portrait Male crane, hart, 1 sculpture. hart crane Memorial William M. McVey 1985 Case Western Reserve University Cleveland.  
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70. Hart Crane Memorial : The Sculpture Center / OOSI
    hart crane Memorial, William M. McVey. (click here for a larger image). Primary, Secondary, Tertiary. Occupation, Writer, Poet. Portrait Male, crane, hart, Waist length.  
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71. Barbara Farnsworth, Bookseller: THE BRIDGE By Crane, Hart
    New York Limited editions Club, 1981. First ed. thus. Quarto, xx, 70pp. The Author crane, hart Title THE BRIDGE  
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    Extractions: Title: THE BRIDGE Description: New York: Limited editions Club, 1981. First ed. thus. Quarto, xx, 70pp. The book has an introduction by Malcolm Cowley and is illustrated with photographs by Richard Mead Atwater Benson. The text is set in 14- pointMonotyhpe Dante, with headings printed in blue. The design is by stephen Stinehour; the photographs are printed by Meriden Gravure. The endpapers and the slipcase are printed with a striking paste-paper design by Carol J. Blinn. The book is bound in pale grey cloth by the Stinehour Press. This is number 766 of 2,000 copies, signed by the photographer. Fine in very fainly edge-rubbed slipcase. Item # Add to your cart Please read book descriptions carefully. I write descriptions accurately, with a slight bias toward overdescribing faults, if any exist, so that you will know exactly what you are buying. I ship books anywhere, at approximate cost, which depends on weight, destination and means of shipping. In the U.S., books are normally sent via Priority mail, with insurance added for books over $50 in value. This charge is added to the cost of the book, and, in Connecticut, a 6% sales tax is added to the total. If you live in another country, please specify air or surface shipping. I can then quote postage costs. Books may be returned within a week of arrival for any reason. Shipping costs are not refundable unless the book is not as described.

72. Hart Crane (1899-1932)
    hart crane (18991932). Contributing Editor Margaret Dickie. Classroom Issues and Strategies. I set crane in the context of Pound  
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    Extractions: Hart Crane (1899-1932) Contributing Editor: Margaret Dickie I set Crane in the context of Pound and Eliot where students can see the ambitions he shared with his fellow modernists to "make it new," to write a poem including history, even to define the role of the poet as a cultural spokesman. And, in that context, I try to distinguish the larger concerns of his career that set him apart from his fellow poets; his interest in the "logic of metaphor" as making it new, his focus on American rather than world history, and his search to find his identity in his role as a poet, all indicate how he reinterpreted the modernist program to suit his own purposes. I urge students, who may have been reading Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot through the footnotes to their poems, to abandon that approach to Crane and to concentrate instead on those elements they find most perplexing in his work: the language, the experience, and the dislocated references. Central to any discussion of Crane is his role as a homosexual poet. Quite apart from the task of placing him in the modernist movement, students will need to understand Crane's sense of himself as a figure marginalized both by his chosen profession as a poet in a capitalist economy and by his sexual identity as a homosexual in the ideology of literary and cultural authority that made, as Thomas Yingling has suggested, "homosexuality an inadmissible center from which to write about American life" (27). I introduce Crane with "Black Tambourine" and "Chaplinesque" where he identifies the poet with the "black man" and the tramp in order to show how he felt himself marginalized; and, as part of the discussion, I try to indicate also how he was willing to appropriate such marginal figures for his own use without much regard to their own status. In this respect, "Black Tambourine" can be compared to

73. Heath Anthology Of American Literature 4/e Hart Crane - Author Page
    hart crane (18991932) The only Bridge (1930). Other Works White Buildings (1926) The Collected Poems of hart crane (1933). Cultural Objects  
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    Extractions: The only child of a successful candy manufacturer and a difficult, possessive mother, Hart Crane grew up in a household of domestic turmoil that did not end even with his parents’ divorce in 1916. He had a sketchy formal education but a precocious self-education derived from reading the experimental writing published in the little magazines of the period. He published his first poem, “C-33,” in one such magazine, Bruno’s Weekly, when he was 17. During this period, he voraciously read not only nativist writers such as Edgar Lee Masters and Sherwood Anderson but also Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot and the French poets Rimbaud and Laforgue. He left school and went to New York for a brief stay in 1916, returned to Ohio to work for his father from 1919 to 1923, and finally settled in New York. Nourished by the break with his family, Crane was nonetheless troubled by financial difficulties which kept him unhappily dependent upon his relatives. Benefactors such as financier Otto Kahn, who provided support for part of the writing of the long poem The Bridge

74. Hart Crane Essays, Hart Crane Term Papers, Research Papers On Hart Crane
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75. Hart Crane / Jesse Glass
    Daniel Sendecki. Poetry, images, and multimedia from Canada and abroad. March 07, 2004 ISSN 14992590. Jesse Glass. Stir mud with  
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76. Mystic Cat - Poetry By Hart Crane
    Born in 1899 in Garrettsville, Ohio, Harold hart crane was a highly anxious and volatile child. He began writing verse in his early  
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    Extractions: Hart Crane's work is perhaps best known for its laudatory images of industrial and urban life. "To Brooklyn Bridge," which has been called his greatest poem, is a glowing tribute to the grand bridge that connects the New York City boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. When it was completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge

77. Search The Grant Wood AEA Catalog
    Media Catalog Search crane, hart. 1 item(s) were found (hint search may be revised at bottom of page) hart crane (809498) SA 1987 60min VH.  
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78. HAROLD HART CRANE - Meaning And Definition Of The Word
    Search Dictionary HAROLD hart crane Dictionary Entry and Meaning. WordNet Dictionary. Definition n United States poet (18991932).  
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79. Electronic Poetry Review #5 //
    Works Cited crane, hart. The Complete Poems of hart crane, The Centennial Edition. crane, hart. The Complete Poems and Selected Prose of hart crane.  
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    Extractions: Crossing Hart Crane's Broken Bridge from the Nineteenth to the Twentieth Century or What Writers Can Learn from Hart Crane "Great works of art have no more affecting lesson than this. They teach us to abide by our spontaneous impression with good-humored inflexibility." —Ralph Waldo Emerson In both Crane and Whitman the reader is the lover. Both passages come into language from making love, from sensations of fog or grass, of waking from dream to dawn, from flesh to words. Whitman has revised the passages from the New Testament in which Mary washes Jesus’s feet with her tears and anoints his head with precious oil. Crane in “The Harbor Dawn” sings a musical bridge across the century, echoing Whitman’s imperative to “loose the stop from your throat” with "my tongue upon your throat.” He hears the biblical in Walt and he consecrates it: “And you beside me blessèd now while sirens / Sing to us.” “The Harbor Dawn” might be Crane’s Ars Poetica of influence. The poem begins:

80. Author Harold Hart Crane, From The Oldpoetry Poetry Archive
    Harold hart crane (next poet) I was from USA, and I lived from 18991932. Print or Buy my poetry? Poems by Harold hart crane First 7 shown of 11. Browse all .  
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