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Selected Poems of W.H Auden

โœ Scribed by Alex Flinn


Book ID
104493751
Publisher
Vintage; Random House
Year
1990;1979
Tongue
English
Weight
5 MB
Edition
2
Category
Fiction
City
New York
ISBN-13
9782012022164

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โœฆ Synopsis


This edition presents the original versions of many poems, which Auden revised to conform to his evolving political and literary attitudes later in his career. In this volume, Edward Mendelson has restored the early versions of some thirty poems generally considered to be superior to the later versions, allowing the reader to see the entire range of Auden's work. Selected and edited by Edward Mendelson

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