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• Historical approach to Afro-Cuban poetry 

  Olchyk, Marta K. (1972)

  In the late 1920s a group of Cuban writers interested in the social structure of their country began publishing poems dwelling upon the theme of social injustice and Afro-Cuban idiosyncrasy. These poets, known as Afro-Cuban ...
• Robert Bloomfield and the meaning of rural poetry 

  Lawson, Jonathan Nevin (1970)

  Now generally ignored by literary critics and historians alike, Robert Bloomfield was once one of England's most popular and influential poets. During boyhood on an uncle's farm and his years in London learning the shoemaker's ...
• From topoi to dialectic: the progression of invention techniques the poetry of William Blake 

  Mead, Dana Gulling (1989)

  Because of William Blake's lack of formal education, his poetry is usually not considered "rhetorical." This dissertation attempts to show his progression from the use of topoi to dialectical oppositions for inventional ...