The Norton Anthology of Poetry 6e w/Reg CR

The Norton Anthology of Poetry 6e w/Reg CR

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  • Author:Margaret Ferguson
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Summary

Over three editions, The Norton Anthology of Poetry has become the classroom standard for the study of poetry in English。 A wide and deep quarry of poems from the medieval period to the present, it is a book instructors rely on as a uniquely flexible teaching anthology, and one that students delve into well beyond college。 Now, responding to new scholarship, classroom suggestions, and the vitality and diversity of poetry itself, the Fourth Edition introduces a wealth of new poets and poems as well as thoroughly revised editorial apparatus。

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Reviews

سارا

I read a little bit every day; beautiful collection。

Marla Glenn

This was my main college poetry text, and judging by how i did on today's LitHub quiz, I need desperately to get back to this book! This was my main college poetry text, and judging by how i did on today's LitHub quiz, I need desperately to get back to this book! 。。。more

Cassandra

This review is for the 2018 edition。 I quite liked Norton's Anthology of Poetic Forms but I was left craving something more comprehensive。 Enter, this gem。 Every poetry aficionado needs a copy of this in their library。 It's a weighty tome (trust me, you'll want to set it down when you read from it) but it's something you'll go back to time and time again。 The "usual suspects" are all accounted for here and there are also some more esoteric choices, making it a greatly varied volume。 It's also ar This review is for the 2018 edition。 I quite liked Norton's Anthology of Poetic Forms but I was left craving something more comprehensive。 Enter, this gem。 Every poetry aficionado needs a copy of this in their library。 It's a weighty tome (trust me, you'll want to set it down when you read from it) but it's something you'll go back to time and time again。 The "usual suspects" are all accounted for here and there are also some more esoteric choices, making it a greatly varied volume。 It's also arranged chronologically so if you're looking to see how poetry has evolved over the centuries, it's fantastic。 There are also mini biographies for each author and an exceptionally comprehensive glossary of poetic forms。 I saw reviews on other sites where people weren't happy with the thinness of the pages, so I thought it was something worth mentioning here。 Those reviews didn't exaggerate, the paper is exactly like Bible paper; waxy and very thin。 Personally, I love that sort of paper but it can be a point of contention for some people。 。。。more

Mark Underwood

Great on a per-pound basis, though my personal interests tend to the more recent in my post-academia era。

Staretsi

My companion at uni。 Almost all the classic poetry you need。

Ronja

for ’Poetry: Reading and Interpretation’; not cover to cover

Manaswita

3。5 starsWonderful book。 I got a second-hand copy for a few hundred bucks, since the original copies were ridiculously expensive for a student (8k for one book?!) I am also a little disappointed that there are only 3 poems of Dorothy Parker when she should have had at least 5 pages dedicated to her。 (Like c'mon, even E。 E Cummings has got 9 poems!)Other than that, I am pretty much satisfied with the book。 There are a total of 1823 poems, which I am fairly certain will keep me satisfied for the n 3。5 starsWonderful book。 I got a second-hand copy for a few hundred bucks, since the original copies were ridiculously expensive for a student (8k for one book?!) I am also a little disappointed that there are only 3 poems of Dorothy Parker when she should have had at least 5 pages dedicated to her。 (Like c'mon, even E。 E Cummings has got 9 poems!)Other than that, I am pretty much satisfied with the book。 There are a total of 1823 poems, which I am fairly certain will keep me satisfied for the next few months。 。。。more

Lauren Cullen

Extremely dense with everything a student could need。

Adam Neve

I've owned this book for a long time and I've never read it cover to cover。 But I do love to open it to random pages and scan poems for a little while。 I've been doing that a lot lately, at the expense of my reading challenge, so I'm including it here。 I've owned this book for a long time and I've never read it cover to cover。 But I do love to open it to random pages and scan poems for a little while。 I've been doing that a lot lately, at the expense of my reading challenge, so I'm including it here。 。。。more

Jason Perlman

Whew, almost four years on and off -- I feel a bit bereft!

Adrian Alvarez

I began reading this book as a detour to fill in some missing breadth between volumes of Jerome Rothenberg's Poems for the Millennium。 I was waiting tables and apartment living with my girlfriend and two cats in Seattle。 That was seven years ago。 Today I finished the final page in my house while my wife, the same girlfriend from before, held our baby daughter and watched Beetlejuice with our son and two dogs。 The cats are around but less interested in television than the aquarium。 I'm not saying I began reading this book as a detour to fill in some missing breadth between volumes of Jerome Rothenberg's Poems for the Millennium。 I was waiting tables and apartment living with my girlfriend and two cats in Seattle。 That was seven years ago。 Today I finished the final page in my house while my wife, the same girlfriend from before, held our baby daughter and watched Beetlejuice with our son and two dogs。 The cats are around but less interested in television than the aquarium。 I'm not saying seven years of Milton and Auden and Hart Crane caused a life compounded with living beings but I'm not saying it didn't。 This procreant era of my life happened with these poems and without them。 Long stretches of not reading were as significant as the moments I would dive back in, remembering myself when I had forgotten crucial goals。 My copy is worn - reinforced with packing tape along the spine and cloudy white on the front and back pages where my hands held while I soaked in a bath; I do my best reading in water。 So I lived through all these poems and I hardly remember them now but I didn't read them to have read them。 My only takeaway is that I chose to live with poetry and I still like the choice。 What I loved about this volume was how it generated a great to-read list of poets。 。。。more

Annette

Anthologies are like an "all-you-can-eat" buffet。 You discover tantalizing desserts, nutritious entres and often, if you're lucky, delectable surprises。 Anthologies are like an "all-you-can-eat" buffet。 You discover tantalizing desserts, nutritious entres and often, if you're lucky, delectable surprises。 。。。more

Rachel Earling-Hopson

This is a wonderful anthology of poetry and how to write a poem in many styles is also included。 I am so happy with this book。 Do Read!

Christopher Moore

Interesting collection of poems。

Madison

I read it from back to front in reverse chronological order and the segue from familiar English to Old English is really cool。

Nessya

Brilliant amalgamation of so many different poets!

connie

5/5 starsI mean, I'm not finished finished, but I'm done with it for my module at university and will continue to use it。 Very helpful (albeit expensive)。 5/5 starsI mean, I'm not finished finished, but I'm done with it for my module at university and will continue to use it。 Very helpful (albeit expensive)。 。。。more

Paul

Essential

Hayleigh

This is a great anthology for poetry lovers。 I wish I could enjoy poetry a lot more and from further back in the English past, but my brain just doesn't take it in and there are so many poems in this! and the old language makes me think of english literature at secondary school and my brain protests haha ^^" This is a great anthology for poetry lovers。 I wish I could enjoy poetry a lot more and from further back in the English past, but my brain just doesn't take it in and there are so many poems in this! and the old language makes me think of english literature at secondary school and my brain protests haha ^^" 。。。more

Prakash

this is great book of poetry that every lover of literature should have。

Quintin Zimmermann

An anthology of endless delights and a celebration of the beauty of the English language。

Daniel Wright

More than four months in the reading。 Worth every day。

Vasile

Great collection of poetry

Eduard Gafton

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Whitman: 1,5,6,11 Song of Myself: 3 starsDickinson: 260 (288) : 3 Stars 320 (258) : 3 Stars 409 (303): 3 Stars 445 (613): 4 Stars 905 (861): 3 StarsThe Unquiet Grave: 5 StarsA Fit Of Rhyme Against Rhyme: 3 StarsOf A' the Airts: 4 StarsThe Eolian Harp: 2 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/1。。。)To A Skylark: 3 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/2。。。)Mariana: 4 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/2。。。Jabberwocky: 4 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/1。。。)Is My Team Pl Whitman: 1,5,6,11 Song of Myself: 3 starsDickinson: 260 (288) : 3 Stars 320 (258) : 3 Stars 409 (303): 3 Stars 445 (613): 4 Stars 905 (861): 3 StarsThe Unquiet Grave: 5 StarsA Fit Of Rhyme Against Rhyme: 3 StarsOf A' the Airts: 4 StarsThe Eolian Harp: 2 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/1。。。)To A Skylark: 3 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/2。。。)Mariana: 4 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/2。。。Jabberwocky: 4 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/1。。。)Is My Team Ploughing: 4 Stars Yes, lad, I lie easy,/ I lie as lads would choose;/I cheer a dead man's sweetheart,/ Never ask me whose。The Weary Blues: 3 StarsAs I Walked Out One Evening: 4 StarsSlow, Slow Fresh Fount: 3 StarsThe Clod & the Pebble: 4 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。Not Waving but Drowning: 2 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。)Incident: 3 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。)The Wife's Lament: 3 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。)The Apparition: 2 StarsIn a Station of the Metro: 2 StarsEpilogue: 3 Stars I want to make/ something imagined, not recalled?Coal: 2 StarsNature, That Washer Her Hands in Milk: 4 StarsThe Flea: 2 Stars (https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。)The Vine: 3 Stars 。。。more

Alexis Scoville

I have read this book so many times and I love it。 I hae a fascination with older english and therefore I spent more time in the beginning sections than the later ones, but I loved it so much and still read it。。。。 maybe im just weird。

Velma

Eighty bucks? Really? I need a Biblio-Fairy Godparent。

Kristin

Must have。 Must read。 Great for going back to again and again。

Jennifer

An excellent selection and introduction to poetry。

Greg

Reference。 Regularly。

Ela

I may not have read it cover to cover but this is a pretty awesome and comprehensive anthology of poetry。