From Poetry to Verse: Essays on the Making of Modern Poetry, edited by Srikanth Reddy, offers a compelling exploration of the transformative processes that have shaped contemporary poetic forms and voices. This collection brings together incisive essays that delve into the nuanced intersections of tradition and innovation, tracing how modern poetry negotiates language, identity, and cultural context. With a keen scholarly eye, the contributors examine diverse poetic movements and the evolution of versification, providing readers with a richly textured understanding of how modern poetry continues to redefine itself in the 21st century. For those passionate about the craft and study of poetry, this volume stands as an essential resource, blending intellectual rigor with accessible prose.
From Poetry to Verse: Essays on the Making of Modern Poetry, edited by Srikanth Reddy, offers a compelling exploration of the transformative processes that have shaped contemporary poetic forms and voices. This collection brings together incisive essays that delve into the nuanced intersections of tradition and innovation, tracing how modern poetry negotiates language, identity, and cultural context. With a keen scholarly eye, the contributors examine diverse poetic movements and the evolution of versification, providing readers with a richly textured understanding of how modern poetry continues to redefine itself in the 21st century. For those passionate about the craft and study of poetry, this volume stands as an essential resource, blending intellectual rigor with accessible prose.
University of Chicago 2005.This copy is one of 1,000 copies printed in conjunction with the Special Collections Research Centre. Copy is in very good condition with minimal shelf wear
