Meaning A Life: An Autobiography Mary Oppen New Directions Publishing Corporation Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Science Humanity

First Published In 1978 Mary Oppen’s Seminal Meaning A Life Has Been Largely Unavailable For Decades Written Her Sixties And Only Prose Book Recounts With Honesty Depth Conviction Fiercely Independent Life—“A Twentieth-Century American Romance ” As Yang Describes It The New Introduction “Of Consciousness On Open Road Of Travel Where Autobiographer Is Not Usual Singular Self At Center Story But Union Two Individuals Oppen Tells Growing Up Three Brothers Frontier Towns Kalispell Montana Grants Pass Oregon Determined To Escape Trap “A Meaningless Birth Death Biological Repetition That Happens Fall 1926 When She Meets Another Student College Poetry Class George Expelled Breaking Curfew From Then Face World Intertwined: Living Conversation Hitchhiking Across Us Sailing Great Lakes York City Meeting Fellow Poets Artists Starting Small Press Zukofsky Pound Traveling By Horse Cart Through France Fighting Fascism Depression Writes Movingly Both Inner External Events Inconsolable Pain Suffering Multiple Stillbirths Husband Front Lines During Wwii While Struggled Care Their Baby Daughter Fleeing Mexico Avoid Persecution Political Activities This Expanded Edition Includes Section Deepens Radiantly Incisive Memoir Further Memories Travels Reflections Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 14 2X14 2Cm