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The Mind's Eye: A Guide to Writing Poetry 요약정보 및 구매

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지은이 Kevin Clark
발행년도 2007-10-25
판수 1판
페이지 272
ISBN 9780205498239
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판매가격 5,000원
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  • The Mind Eye, written by a published poet, focuses on imagery and sound and has the added benefit of being concise, inexpensive, and handy.  Contemporary poetry as well as traditional form is discussed, with an emphasis on contemporary poets ?more than ninety of them ?and three student poets.  Chapters deal with difficult topics such as racism, war, mortality, gender, and more.

  • Preface

     

    Acknowledgements

     

    Introduction

    The Mind's Eye

     

    Imagery

    Sound and Idiom

    Imagination

     

    One

    Words that Paint, Images that Speak

     

    Painting Pictures with Words

    The Power of a Single Image

    Rendering Human Drama

    The Verb as Catalyst

    Exploring with Images

    The Quicksand of Abstraction

    A Note on Revision

    Getting Started

    The Poet뭩 Note Card

     

    Two

    The Lively Image vs. The Deadly Clich?BR>


    Observations that Surprise

    Metaphors and Similes

    Listing

    The Interior World

    The Other Senses

    Dramatizing Everyday Subjects

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Three

    The Sound of Contemporary Poetry

     

    Why Poems Don뭪 Sing Like Songs

    Conversational Poetry

    Musical Poetry

    How We Talk Back Home

    Poems That Go Fast

    Revising for Sound

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Four

    Conflict and Transformation

     

    The Problem of the Human Heart

    Tension and Conflict

    The Transformative Moment

    Portraying Stasis

    Sentiment vs. Sentimentality

    Revising for Clarity

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Five

    Do Poems Have Plot?

     

    Keeping Your Reader on Edge

    Lyric Interludes

    Narrative and the Transformative Moment

    Braiding

    Heightening the Drama

    Stories of Childhood

    Closure

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Six

    Empathy and Creativity

     

    Becoming the Other

    The Historical Persona

    Dramatizing Current Events

    Myth

    The Psyche Under Pressure

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Seven

    Leaping through Time and Space

     

    The Poetic Sequence

    Multiple Pictures

    Multiple Narratives

    Non-Numerical Sequences

    Revising toward the Sequence

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Eight


    Frames and Forms

     

    Free Verse and the Question of Form

    Syllabics, Metrics and Blank Verse

    Rhyming

    The Sonnet

    The Villanelle

    The Sestina

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Nine

    Stanzas, Prose, and the Field of the Page

     

    Organizing Words on the Page

    The Prose Poem

    Aeration

    Visual Caesurae

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Ten

    Surrealism

     

    The Logic of Alogical Images

    Nonsense vs. Instinct

    Dream Poems

    Dreamtime and Magical Realism

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Eleven

    Writing about Sadness

     

    The Elegy

    Imagery and Restraint

    Threnody

    Expectation and Surprise

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Twelve

    Poetry and Eros

     

    The Predicament of the Love Poem

    Conflict and Tone

    The Language of Desire

    Erotic Poetry

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Thirteen

    The Poetry of Witness

     

    Restraint

    War and Witness

    Writing about Racism

    Poems about Gender

    The Question of Culpability

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Fourteen

    Stretching the Imagination

     

    The Next Challenge

    Eckphrasis

    The Drama of Sport

    The Serious Business of the Funny Poem

    Divinity and Uncertainty

    Philosophical Imagery

    The Poet's Note Card

     

    Fifteen

    Breaking the Rules, Nurturing the Weird

     

    Eccentricity and Voice

    Being Different

    Associative Journeys

    Undermining the Rules of Grammar

    Enigma Poems

    The Poet's Note Card

     

     

    Appendix

    The Culture of Poetry

     

    Writing Groups

    Public Readings

    How to Get Published

    ?Choosing Journals

    ?Submitting Poems by Mail

    ?Submitting Poems by Email

    ?Keeping a Submissions Log

    ?On Simultaneous Submissions

    ?Rejection and Acceptance

     

    The Poet's Note Card
     

  • An award-winning poet, Kevin Clark is the author of the collection In the Evening of No Warning. His poems and essays have appeared widely in places such as The Georgia Review, Iowa Review, The Southern Review, The Writer's Chronicle, and Contemporary Literary Criticism. Winner of the Distinguished Teaching Award, he teaches at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo and the Rainier Writing Workshop in Tacoma, Washington. He lives with his wife and children on California's central coast, where he continues to play upper division softball "despite legs like ancient concrete and more injuries than Eval Kneival."

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