New perspectives on Robert Graves / edited by Patrick J. Quinn.
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Selinsgrove [Pa.] : London :
Susquehanna University Press ; Associated University Presses,
c1999.
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Table of Contents:
- Revising for reasonableness: Robert Graves as critic and poet / John Bennett
- Captain Graves's postwar strategies / Paul O'Prey
- Robert Graves, modernism, and the poetic body / Patrick McGuinness
- A measure of casualness: the peripatetic in the the poetry of Robert Graves / Devindra Kohli
- Graves and the mythology of desire / Simon Brittan
- The breaking of the spell: Graves's dissatisfaction poetry in 1937 / Patrick Quinn
- "Epics are out of fashion": Graves's short story as a model for his longer fiction's narrative techniques / Ian Firla
- Robert Graves and the historical novel in the 1930s / Chris Hopkins
- Graves's Milton / Ian McCormick
- "The nature of the Goddess": Ted Hughes and Robert Graves / Nick Gammage
- Robert Graves, the esoteric tradition, and the new religion / Dionysious Psilopoulos
- Telling the truth-nearly: Robert Graves, Daniel Defoe, and Good-bye to all that / Steven Trout
- Robert Graves, W.B. Yeats, and Dylan Thomas: poetry, sex, religion, and feud / John Presley.
- -- The pastoral vision of Robert Graves / Robert Davis.