New Perspectives on Robert GravesEssays include studies on Grave's literary criticism, new insights into his poetry and fiction, reflections on the origins of his White Goddess and examinations of the literary cross-currents that have pollinated his work. The essays draw on new biographical material and manuscripts that have come to light in the last ten years. |
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Robert Graves as Critic and Poet | 19 |
Captain Gravess Postwar Strategies | 36 |
Robert Graves Modernism and the Poetic Body | 46 |
The Peripatetic in the Poetry of Robert Graves | 65 |
Graves and the Mythology of Desire | 84 |
Gravess Dissatisfaction Poetry of 1937 | 94 |
Gravess Short Story as a Model for His Longer Fictions Narrative Techniques | 107 |
Gravess Milton | 136 |
Ted Hughes and Robert Graves | 149 |
Robert Graves the Esoteric Tradition and the New Religion | 159 |
Robert Graves Daniel Defoe and Goodbye to All That | 175 |
Poetry Sex Religion and Feud | 188 |
The Pastoral Vision of Robert Graves | 209 |
Contributors | 220 |
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