Keyword [Frost]
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| 121. | THE CONTEXTUALIST METAPHYSIC OF AMERICAN MODERNIST POETRY: WILLIAM JAMES' INFLUENCE ON ROBERT FROST, WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS, WALLACE STEVENS & CO |
| 122. | THE SUBVERTED FLOWER: THE LIFE OF ELINOR WHITE FROST AND HER INFLUENCE ON THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST |
| 123. | ROBERT FROST AND THE OPPOSING LIGHTS OF THE HOUR |
| 124. | THE ARCHETYPAL IMAGE: AN INTERPRETATION OF THE POETRY OF THEODORE ROETHKE, ARTHUR RIMBAUD, W. B. YEATS, AND ROBERT FROST (FRANCE, IRELAND, UNITED STATES) |
| 125. | FORM, CYCLE, INFINITY: LANDSCAPE IMAGERY IN THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST AND GEORGE SEFERIS |
| 126. | THE FUNCTION OF PERSONALITY, NARRATIVE VOICE, IMAGES AND SYMBOLISM IN THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST |
| 127. | FIGURES OF THE WILL: APHORISM IN THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST |
| 128. | ROBERT FROST: A STUDY OF MARRIAGE IN HIS LIFE AND IN HIS POETRY |
| 129. | A SENSE OF PLACE IN THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST, WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS, AND WALLACE STEVENS |
| 130. | THE WHALE AND THE ASH-HEAP: TRANSFIGURATIONS OF JONAH AND JOB IN MODERN AMERICAN LITERATURE--FROST, MACLEISH, AND VONNEGUT |
| 131. | Robert Frost's New Hampshire, Philip Larkin's England, and Seamus Heaney's Ireland: Non-urban place and democratic poetry |
| 132. | Behind his father's saying: Robert Frost's wisdom tradition |
| 133. | Tragic Ulteriority Of Robert Frost's Poetry From Freud's Personality Structure Theory |
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