Dylan Thomas Criticism
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Thomas, Dylan (Poetry Criticism)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Dylan Thomas: The Position in Calamity
- ‘And the Wild Wings Were Raised’: Sources and Meaning in Dylan Thomas' ‘A Winter's Tale.’
- Crafty Dylan and the Altarwise Sonnets: ‘I build a flying tower and I pull it down.’
- Contexts and Conclusions
- Neo-Romanticism and the Poetry of Dylan Thomas
- A Freak User of Words
- Young Heaven's Fold: The Second Childhood of Dylan Thomas
- Deaths and Entrances
- Wounding Presence: The Sacrificial Poetry of Dylan Thomas
- Dylan the Durable? On Dylan Thomas
- The Ambiguous Reversal of Dylan Thomas's ‘In Country Sleep.’
- Dylan Thomas's ‘Do not go gentle into that good night’: Through ‘Lapis Lazuli’ to King Lear.
- The Green Poet
- Further Reading
- Thomas, Dylan (Short Story Criticism)
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Thomas, Dylan (Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Stories and Plays
- Imitation and Invention: The Use of Borrowed Material in Dylan Thomas's Prose
- The Lost Vision in Dylan Thomas' ‘One Warm Saturday’
- The Structure of Early Prose
- The Stories in Dylan Thomas' Red Notebook
- Daedalus, Orpheus, and Dylan Thomas's Portrait of the Artist
- Dylan Thomas's Image of the ‘Young Dog’ in the Portrait
- Dylan Thomas as Poet and Story-Teller
- La Recherche du Temps Gallois: Dylan Thomas's Development as a Prose Writer
- A review of Dylan Thomas: The Collected Stories
- A review of The Collected Letters of Dylan Thomas
- Further Reading