The Bridge

The Bridge Criticism

• Introduction
• Essays
  • An introduction to The Bridge: A Poem by Hart Crane
  • The Structure of Hart Crane's The Bridge
  • Hart Crane's Myth: The Brooklyn Bridge
  • The Writing of 'The Bridge': 1923-1929
  • The 'Super Historical' Sense of Hart Crane's The Bridge
  • A Divided Self: The Poetic Responsibility of Hart Crane with Respect to 'The Bridge '
  • A Poetics for 'The Bridge '
  • Two Views of 'The Bridge '
  • Theme and Free Variation: The Scoring of Hart Crane's 'The Bridge'
  • Cultural Revisions in the Twenties: Brooklyn Bridge as "Usable Past"
  • Toward a Poetics of Technology: Hart Crane and the American Sublime
  • The Bridge
  • The Success of Failure: Hart Crane's Revisions of Whitman and Eliot in 'The Bridge'
  • The Bridge: 'Too Impossible An Ambition?'
  • Back Home Again in India: Hart Crane's 'The Bridge '
  • "Our Native Clay': Racial and Sexual Identity and the Making of Americans in 'The Bridge '
• Further Reading