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A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman epub A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman pdf download A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman pdf file A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman audiobook A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman book review A Menorah for Athena: Stephen Fredman summary | #3836992 in Books | 2001-05-01 | 2001-05-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x.60 x6.00l,.75 | File type: PDF | 216 pages||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| A Welcome Study of an Important American Poet|By Robin Friedman|Charles Reznikoff was born at the end of the Nineteenth Century in New York City to immigrant Jewish parents. Although he studied law, his calling was as a poet. He became one of the important practitioners, beginnning in about 1918, of a modernistic form of poetry known as objectivism. This school was heavily i|From the Inside Flap|
The first major Jewish poet in America and a key figure of the Objectivist movement, Charles Reznikoff was a crucial link between the generation of Pound and Williams, and the more radical modernists who followed in their wake. A Men
The first major Jewish poet in America and a key figure of the Objectivist movement, Charles Reznikoff was a crucial link between the generation of Pound and Williams, and the more radical modernists who followed in their wake. A Menorah for Athena, the first extended treatment of Reznikoff's work, appears at a time of renewed interest in his contribution to American poetry.
Stephen Fredman illuminates the relationship of Jewish intellectuals to modern...
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