Zen, Meaning, and Craft in Jane Hirshfield's Poetry (Routledge Research in American Literature and Culture)
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Zen, Meaning, and Craft in Jane Hirshfield's Poetry (Routledge Research in American Literature and Culture)

by Deirdre C. Byrne, Garth J. Mason

Philosophy Poetry Literary Criticism
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Zen, Meaning, and Craft in Jane Hirshfield's Poetry offers a focused scholarly examination of the connections among Zen, meaning, and poetic craft in Hirshfield's work. Written by Deirdre C. Byrne and Garth J. Mason, this study contributes to research in American literature and culture.

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Zen, Meaning, and Craft in Jane Hirshfield's Poetry examines the relationship between Zen, meaning, and poetic craft in Jane Hirshfield's work.

Deirdre C. Byrne and Garth J. Mason provide a focused study of Hirshfield's poetry and its literary significance.

The book considers questions of poetic practice and interpretation through an academic literary framework.

Published as part of the Routledge Research in American Literature and Culture series, it is intended for readers seeking sustained scholarship on contemporary American poetry.

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