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Randall Jarrell (Critical Survey of Poetry)
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An important critic and teacher of literature as well as a poet, Randall Jarrell published critical
essays, translations, children’s books, and a novel. His first book of criticism, Poetry
and the Age (1953), examines the function of the poet in modern society, the nature of
criticism, and the work of John Crowe Ransom,
Wallace Stevens, [The entire page is 4820 words long]
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