Invisible listeners
2005Criticism and interpretationAuthors and readersHistory and criticismIntimacy (Psychology) in literatureGod in literature
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When a poet addresses a living person, we recognise the intimacy being evoked, but what causes a poet to invoke invisible listeners? Helen Vendler explores this area of poetry, focusing on the works of George Herbert, Walt Whitman and John Ashbery.
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Criticism and interpretationAuthors and readersHistory and criticismIntimacy (Psychology) in literatureGod in literatureAmerican poetry
First published 2005Characters & people
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United StatesEngland
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