H.D. and Sapphic Modernism 1910-1950Cambridge University Press, 1999年11月25日 - 350 頁 The American poet H. D. (1886-1961) is increasingly being recognized as a key figure in the shaping of Anglo-American modernism, and this study attempts to emphasize her position, against the well-established claims of writers such as T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound. The study is grounded in questions of sexuality, gender and the nature of subjectivity and H. D.'s interest in Hellenism. The development of a homoerotic strand within her distinctively modernist poetics comes together in Collecott's central concept of "sapphic modernism." |
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negotiating gender | 40 |
33 | 53 |
negotiating sexuality | 70 |
Hellenism and modernism | 103 |
70 | 134 |
her emergence from Imagism | 135 |
75 | 165 |
lesbian poetics | 172 |
103 | 242 |
at the crossroads | 258 |
107 | 262 |
Fragments of Sappho in H D s poetry and prose | 266 |
113 | 268 |
Notes | 273 |
120 | 295 |
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