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• Reconceiving Perceiving: William Carlos Williams' World-Making Words of 'Kora in Hell: Improvisations.'

  From: Paideuma

  Spring 200412,610 words Critical essay [(essay date spring 2004) In the following essay, Huehls uses Ludwig Wittgenstein's theories of language to characterize Williams's project in "Kora in Hell" as one of world building and the creation in language of a new...

• Automobility and Lyric Poetry: The Mobile Gaze in William Carlos Williams' 'The Right of Way.'

  From: Journal of Modern Literature

  Fall 20066,396 words Critical essay [(essay date fall 2006) In the following essay, Chatlos presents a reading of Williams's "The Right of Way" based on the assumption that the images viewed by the motorist in the poem are continuous rather than separated,...

• From the Transcendental to the Immanent Sublime: The Poetry of William Carlos Williams, 1913-1917

  From: Paideuma

  200313,377 words Critical essay [(essay date spring, fall, and winter 2003) In the following essay, Hatlen discusses the influence of the poets H. D., Ezra Pound, and Wallace Stevens on Williams during the years 1913-1917, and Williams's ultimate...

• William Carlos Williams and the New World

  From: Arizona Quarterly

  Spring 200010,151 words Critical essay [(essay date spring 2000) In the following essay, Webb discusses what it meant for Williams to consider himself an American writer and what it is in Williams's writing that makes him distinctly American.] There was a...

• William Carlos Williams's The Great American Novel: Flamboyance and the Beginning of Art

  From: William Carlos Williams Review

  Spring 200610,995 words Critical essay [(essay date spring 2006) In the following essay, Boone discusses The Great American Novel as a metafictional work and deems it an innovative and unique text that "anticipates postmodern fiction."] In the early 1920s...