The Deep North by Fanny Howe. 1988

Abstract: (5 pp)According to critic Michael Palmer: "Fanny Howe employs a sometimes fierce,always passionate, spareness in her lifelong parsing of the exchange between matter and spirit. Her work displays as well a political urgency, that is to say, a profound concern forsocial justice and for the soundness and fate ofthe polis, the 'city on a hill.' Writes Emerson, 'The poet is the sayer, the namer, and represents beauty.' Here's the luminous and incontrovertible proof." Bibliography lists 3 sources BBfhowe

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Subcatagory: American Literature

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