Studying poetry
di Barry Spurr
1997 · 315 pagine · Macmillan · ISBN 9781349145577
Trama
Yet poetry continues to be set for study, and students and teachers will continue to be confronted with the necessity of explaining how a poem 'works' - how its meaning is conveyed. Studying Poetry seeks to address the difficulties of that study and shows how they can be solved, with several examples of worked answers to essay and examination-style questions and assignments.
Generi: Poesia
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