100 poets : a little anthology / by Carey, John, 1934-, Carey, John, 1934-

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Drama in English from the Middle Ages to the early twentieth century : an anthology of plays with old spelling /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Drama of the Middle Ages -- Noah's flood (Chester cycle) -- Abraham and Isaac (Brome manuscript) -- The second shepherds (Wakefield/Towneley cycle) -- The crucifixion (York cycle) -- Everyman -- Drama of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries -- The shoemaker's holiday / Thomas Dekker -- The Jew of Malta / Christopher Marlowe -- Volpone / Ben Jonson -- The Duchess of Malfy / John Webster -- The knight of the burning pestle / Francis Beaumont -- Drama of the restoration and early eighteenth century -- All for love / John Dryden -- The plain dealer / William Wycherley -- The beaux' stratagem / George Farquhar -- The London merchant / George Lillo -- The beggar's opera / John Gay -- Drama of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries -- The Shaughraun / Dion Boucicault -- The playboy of the Western world / John Synge -- St. …”
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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…. ; WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA; The Poet and the World, Nobel Lecture, 1996; PABLO NERUDA; from Towards the Splendid City, Nobel Lecture, 1971; THERESA HAK KYUNG CHA; Diseuse; JANE HIRSHFIELD; Poetry as a Vessel of Remembrance; Part 2: Making; CALLIMACHUS; from Prologue to The Aetia; GEOFFREY CHAUCER; from Book Two, Troilus and Criseyde; BASHO; from Kyorai's Conversations with Basho; BEN JONSON; A Fit of Rhyme Against Rhyme; SAMUEL DANIEL; from A Defense of Rhyme…”
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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…." / ‡r Lucille Clifton -- ‡t poet and the world, Nobel lecture, 1996 / ‡r Wislawa Szymborska -- ‡t from Towards the splendid city, Nobel lecture, 1971 / ‡r Pablo Neruda -- ‡t Diseuse / ‡r Theresa Hak Kyung Cha -- ‡t Poetry as a vessel of remembrance / ‡r Jane Hirshfield -- ‡t from Prologue to the Aetia / ‡r Callimachus -- ‡t from Book two, Troilus and Criseyde / ‡r Geoffrey Chaucer -- ‡t from Kyorai's conversations with Basho / ‡r Basho -- ‡t fit for rhyme against rhyme / ‡r Ben Jonson - ‡t From A defense of rhyme / ‡r Samuel Daniel - ‡t From Introduction to Paradise lost / ‡r John Milton -- ‡t apology / ‡r Anne Finch -- ‡t from An essay on criticism / ‡r Alexander Pope -- ‡t from Preface to lyrical ballads / ‡r William Wordsworth -- ‡t from Biographia Literaria / ‡r Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- ‡t from The philosophy of composition / ‡r Edgar Allan Poe -- ‡t from Preface to poems / ‡r Gerard Manley Hopkins -- ‡t from Remarks on poetry / ‡r Paul Valery -- ‡t poem as a field of action / ‡r William Carlos Williams -- ‡t few don'ts by an Imagiste / ‡r Ezra Pound -- ‡t from Feeling and precision / ‡r Marianne Moore -- ‡t from A general introduction for my work / ‡r William Butler Yeats -- ‡t from To Harriet Monroe, editor of poetry : a magazine of verse / ‡r Hart Crane -- ‡t from The noble rider and the sound of words / ‡r Wallace Stevens -- ‡t from Conversations on the craft of poetry with Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren / ‡r Robert Frost -- ‡t Housekeeping cages / ‡r Julia Alvarez - ‡t From Table talk, a Paris review interview with Chris Busa / ‡r Stanley Kunitz -- ‡t from Hamlet and his problems / ‡r T.S. …”
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