James Dickey and the Narrative Mode of Transmission: The Sheep Child's Other Realm.(Critical Essay): An article from: The Mississippi Quarterly
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James Dickey and the Narrative Mode of Transmission: The Sheep Child's Other Realm.(Critical Essay): An article from: The Mississippi Quarterly
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From the supplier: Issues discussed concern narrative poetry and the work of James Dickey, focusing on the relationship between poet and reader and the politics of knowledge transmission. Topics addressed include the poetic persona, Dickey's use of multiple points of view, and the poem 'The Sheep Child.'
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Title: James Dickey and the Narrative Mode of Transmission: The Sheep Child's Other Realm.(Critical Essay)
Author: Joel B. Jr. Peckham
Publication: The Mississippi Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1999
Publisher: Mississippi State University
Volume: 52 Issue: 2 Page: 239
Article Type: Critical Essay
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