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FURTHER READING

Biographies

Guston, Philip. A Celebration for Stanley Kunitz on His 80th Birthday. New York: Sheep Meadow Press, 1986, 159 p.

A collection of reminiscences and testimonials by friends and other admirers of Kunitz.

Criticism

Claire, William F. Review of A Kind of Order, a Kind of Folly, by Stanley Kunitz. The American Scholar 45, No. 4 (Autumn 1976): 598.

Notes Kunitz's many varied interests, including his knowledge of the visual arts and involvement in the work of younger poets.

Davis, Cynthia A. "Stanley Kunitz and the Transubstantial Word." The Literary Review 24, No. 3 (Spring 1981): 413-26.

Studies the development of Kunitz's use of language in relation to the dominant archetypal patterns in his poetry: death and rebirth, the quest, the night journey, and the lost father.

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. Poetry (review date 1930)
   2. Mark Schorer (review date 1944)
   3. David Wagoner (review date 1958)
   4. Harvey Gross (essay date 1965)
   5. Jean H. Hagstrum (essay date 1967)
   6. Stanley Moss (review date 1971)
   7. Stanley Kunitz with Cynthia Davis (interview date 1972)
   8. Stanley Kunitz with Robert Boyers (interview date 1972)
   9. Robert Weisburg (essay date 1975)
   10. James Finn Cotter (review date 1980)
   11. Gregory Orr (review date 1980)
   12. Stanley Kunitz (essay date 1984)
   13. Stanley Kunitz with Peter Stitt (interview date 1990)
   14. David Barber (review date 1996)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright

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