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 hugh haughton Alun Lewis, and Randall Jarrell were acknowledged as the dominant voices. The pioneeringanthology here was Osc ...

anthologizing war  Vocht’ and ‘A Nation Once Again’. By contrast, C. F. Forshaw’sOneHundred Best Poems on the European War by ...

 hugh haughton A Crown of Amaranth,a collection of heroic elegies for ‘brave and gallant gentlemen of all ranks’ culled from ...

anthologizing war  or inspiration...hehas glimpses of the ultimate significance of warfare’.^24 Far from warning of the pity ...

 hugh haughton Even George Clarke’s massiveTreasuryof War Poetry(1918), published at the end of the war, represents conventio ...

anthologizing war  The modern reader is likely to see such anthologies through the eyes of Owen andSassoon as embodiments of ...

 hugh haughton then ‘the advent of the soldier-poets in 1915’, the appearance of a ‘sterner note’ in 1917,then the ‘turning o ...

anthologizing war  Though the introduction is haunted by Owen’s claim that ‘all a poet can do to-day iswarn’,^37 it says the ...

 hugh haughton ‘during campaigns in the East’, though it largely steers clear of ‘war poetry’.^40 Its militaryeditor thought ...

anthologizing war  represents an impressive harvest of ‘the most interesting younger war-poets’. They includemost of those no ...

 hugh haughton Valley’. As with the First World War, the post-war anthology is poetically richer thananthologies produced in ...

anthologizing war  Wars and the Spanish Civil War, it opens with forty-five pages of First World War versedominated by Owen a ...

 hugh haughton After the War, according to G. S. Fraser, ‘the public fairly rapidly lost a wide interestin war poetry’.^55 In ...

anthologizing war  represented foreign-language poets, and, while Charles Hamblett included five women,Gardner’s and Hamilton ...

 hugh haughton invisibility’ of ‘women’s poetry on the Great War’ stemmed from ‘deep in the patriarchalmind’ and the ‘atavist ...

anthologizing war  There have been numerous other anthologies, though none has changed the canonicmap so drastically.^68 Amon ...

 hugh haughton high quality but little range (there are no Scots, for example). By contrast, Gardner includes119 poets with ‘ ...

anthologizing war  Another corrective view was offered by three international anthologies: Daniel Weissbort’sThePoetry of Sur ...

 hugh haughton from the heart of the horror, including those by Pavel Fridemann, an inmate of Theresienstadt,and Primo Levi, ...

anthologizing war  after the lesser-known Valentine Ackland, and concluding with the Japanese poet EiYamaguchi following the ...