Analyzing a number of important works from influential poets drawn from the Late Modernist period (ca. 1930-1970), this book demonstrates how the fresh insights provided by New Materialism can inform our thinking about poetry. This fresh theoretical perspective challenges longstanding assumptions about our anthropocentric worldview.
Charles Wright's work centers around a lengthy self-described ""Trilogy of Trilogies"" project consisting of ""Country Music"", ""The World of the Ten Thousand Things"", and ""Negative Blue"". This title offers a study of Wright's body of work. It provides readers an introduction to the books and themes that have defined the poet's illustrious career.
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