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890124s1989 mau b 00100 eng |
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$a 89030569 |
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$a0816188912 (alk. paper) |
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$a87124$cTLC |
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$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dGCG |
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$aPS3537.E915$bZ64 1989 |
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$a811/.54$219 |
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$aCritical essays on Anne Sexton /$c[edited by] Linda Wagner-Martin. |
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$aBoston, MA :$bG.K. Hall,$cc1989. |
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$aix, 254 p. ;$c25 cm. |
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$aCritical essays on American literature |
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$aIncludes bibliographical references. |
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$tAnne Sexton, poet /$rLinda Wagner-Martin -- $gThe$thungry sheep look up /$rNeil Myers -- $gA$tregime of revelation /$rRobert Bagg -- $tNotes, reviews, and speculations /$rHal Smith -- $tNecessity and freedom /$rA.R. Jones -- $tO yellow eye /$rPhilip Legler -- $tLight in a dark journey /$rThomas P. McDonnell -- $tThree women poets /$rJames Tulip -- $tReview of Transformations /$rLouis L. Martz -- $tTransformations /$rWilliam Pitt Root -- $tAnne Sexton: self-portrait in poetry and letters /$rJoyce Carol Oates -- $tAnne Sexton's rowing toward God /$rSteven Gould Axelrod --$t"That artful rowing" /$rKatha Pollitt -- $tPoet of weird abundance [excerpts] /$rDiane Wood Middlebrook --$gThe$tachievement of Anne Sexton / $rGreg Johnson -- $gThe$tsacrament of confession /$rPaul A. Lacey -- $gThe$twitch's wife: confession and control in the early poetry of Anne Sexton /$rJeanne H. Kammer [Neff] -- $tEmbracing life: Anne Sexton's early poems / $rCheryl Vossekuil -- $g"The$tsack of time": death and time in Anne Sexton's "Some Foreign Letters" /$rGwen L. Nage -- $tTransformations's silencings /$rCarol Leventen -- $tSeeking the exit or the home: poetry and salvation in the career of Anne Sexton /$rSuzanne Juhasz -- $t45 Mercy Street and other vacant houses /$rLinda Wagner-Martin --$t"This is my tale which I have told": Anne Sexton as storyteller /$rSteven E. Colburn -- $t"I dare to live": the transforming art of Anne Sexton /$rRise B. Axelrod -- $t"What are patterns for?": Anger and polarization in women's poetry [excerpts] / $rAlicia S. Ostriker -- $tMysticism and suicide: Anne Sexton's last poetry /$rWilliam H. Shurr -- $tAnne Sexton's suicide poems /$rDiana Hume George -- $tWhat is confessional poetry? [excerpts] /$rLaurence Lerner -- $tIn memory of Anne Sexton /$rKathleen Spivack -- $gA$tfriendship remembered /$rMaxine Kumin -- $t1957: Anne Sexton's bedlam /$rDiane Wood Middlebrook. |
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$aRecommended in Resources for College Libraries |
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$aSexton, Anne,$d1928-1974$xCriticism and interpretation. |
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$aWagner-Martin, Linda. |
