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Marianne Moore Criticism

Marianne Moore (1887–1972) stands as a pivotal figure in American poetry, bridging the transition to Modernism with her experimental forms, precise descriptive detail, and innovative use of meter and rhyme. Her work extends beyond poetry into essays, translations, and editorial endeavors, marking her as a versatile and influential literary force. As detailed in the essay Marianne Moore, her career showcases meticulous craftsmanship and an unwavering commitment to literary precision.

Contents

  • Principal Works
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 8)
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 13)
    • Marianne Moore (1923)
    • The Method of Marianne Moore
    • American Timeless
    • The Dragon and the Kylin: The Use of Chinese Symbols and Myths in Marianne Moore's Poetry
    • Disliking It
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 1)
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 2)
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 19)
    • A List of Books
    • A Symposium on Marianne Moore
    • Introduction to 'Selected Poems'
    • On Being Modern with Distinction
    • The View
    • Reading Contemporary Poetry
    • Her Shield
    • Meditation and Enactment
    • Books and the Arts: 'The Complete Poems of Marianne Moore'
    • Marianne Moore
    • Freezing the Blood and Making One Laugh
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 4)
  • Moore, Marianne (Vol. 10)
    • Pangolin of Poets
    • About One of Marianne Moore's Poems
    • Miss Marianne Moore's Zoo
    • Marianne Moore
    • Pamela White Hadas
  • Moore, Marianne (Poetry Criticism)
  • Further Reading