罗伯特·弗罗斯特:《书中的诗》《反对书的诗

IF 0.4 2区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

MODERN PHILOLOGY Pub Date : 2023-05-01 DOI:10.1086/724587

Armen Davoudian

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在罗伯特·弗罗斯特的作品中，诗集或诗集是诗歌创作、接受和解读的重要单位或尺度，但其形式参数和一般惯例却被研究不足。我关注弗罗斯特前五本书中诗歌的排列，以及它们在他的第一本诗集中的最终混乱，研究了弗罗斯特在每首诗的独立性与综合诗集中几首诗的连贯性问题上的矛盾信念。

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Robert Frost: Poems in Books, Poems against Books

In Robert Frost’s oeuvre the poetry book or volume is an important unit or scale for the composition, reception, and interpretation of poetry, but its formal parameters and generic conventions have been understudied. Focusing on the arrangement of poems within Frost’s first five books, and then their eventual derangement in his first Collected Poems, I examine Frost’s conflicting convictions on the question of the independence of each individual poem versus the coherence of several in an integrated collection.

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