Albert Goldbarth
Auteur van The Kitchen Sink: New and Selected Poems, 1972-2007
Over de Auteur
Born in Chicago and educated at the University of Illinois and University of Iowa, Goldbarth has taught at various schools, including the University of Texas. Prolific and wide-ranging in content, Goldbarth writes against the grain of much contemporary poetry, which aims to strip language to its toon meer barest essentials. His verse, by contrast, is baroque, florid, even---as his critics would have it---cluttered. The effect of his virtuoso verbal performance is to suggest how intensely is the human need for explanation and connection with the vast storehouse of culture within which we live. In his recent works, Goldbarth has pursued his theory that life is a Moebius strip, continually repeating itself, with no discernible beginning or end. (Bowker Author Biography) toon minder
Werken van Albert Goldbarth
A Lineage of Ragpickers, Songpluckers, Elegiasts & Jewelers : Selected Poems of Jewish Family Life, 1973-1995 (1996) 2 exemplaren
Goldbarth's Book of Occult Phenomenon 2 exemplaren
Collection 1 exemplaar
Parade March from "That Creaturely World" 1 exemplaar
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- Goldbarth, Albert
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- 1948-01-31
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- Chicago, Illinois, USA
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- Chicago, Illinois, USA (birth)
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- University of Illinois, Chicago
University of Iowa
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- teacher
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- Wichita State University
Converse College
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