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1. 'welsh Way Of Life' And Its Poetry -- 2. Displaced Poets Of The Way Of Life: W. H. Davies, Huw Menai And A. G. Prys-jones -- 3. Anglo-welsh Vanishing Point: The Eastaway Of Edward Thomas -- 4. Pilgrims From A Desert Land: A Study Of Idris Davies's Two Sequences And Gwenallt's 'y Meirwon' As Responses To The Great Depression -- 5. Buried Treasure -- 6. Gerard Hopkins As An Anglo-welsh Poet -- 7. David Jones And The Ironic Epic -- 8. Advent Of Modernism -- 9. 'i Saw Time Murder Me': Dylan Thomas And The Tragic Soliloquy -- 10. Lonely Path: The Early Poetry Of Glyn Jones -- 11. Lynette Roberts -- 12. End Of An Era -- 13. New Frontier: R. S. Thomas -- 14. Roland Mathias: Headmaster, Critic And Poet -- 15. Exile And Elegy In The Poetry Of T. Harri Jones -- 16. Telling The Dead Go Home: The Poetry Of Leslie Norris -- 17. Funland And The Work Of Dannie Abse -- 18. Abdication From Time: The Collected Poems Of Raymond Garlick -- 19. Referendum And The Poetry Of Jon Dressel -- 20. Tony Curtis And The Ways Of Death. Tony Conran. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 275-283) And Index.
- Author
- Conran, Anthony.
- Publisher
- Cardiff: University of Wales Press
- Published
- 1997
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780585304687
- Subjects
- Poetry, History, Literary Fiction
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