Larkin, Ideology and Critical Violence

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"Written in an outspoken, polemical style, this volume combines a devastating critique of the theoretical flimsiness of most Larkin scholarship with a revolutionary interpretation of the poems that grants them a central role in the emergence of a British Postmodernism and accounts for their continuing utility to the brillant young."--Jacket.

subjects: Censorship,  History and criticism,  History,  Criticism and interpretation,  English literature,  American literature,  English poetry,  American poetry,  Hermeneutics,  Knowledge, Theory of, in literature,  English literature, history and criticism,  Criticism and interpretationlarkin, philip,  English poetry--history and criticism,  American poetry--history and criticism,  Censorship--history,  Censorship--great britain--history,  Censorship--united states--history,  English literature--censorship,  American literature--censorship,  Poetry--english, irish, scottish, welsh,  Rezeption,  Pr6023.a66 z78 2008,  821/.914,  POETRY,  English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

People: Philip Larkin

Places: United States,  Great Britain