Poetry in Exile
Czech Poets during the Cold War and the Western Poetic Tradition
Distributed for the Karolinum Press, Charles University
Translated by Václav Z J Pinkava
358 pages
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6 1/2 x 8 3/4
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Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction
1. Poetry and Exile
2. Shaded by Reminiscence
3. Exile and Shelter
4. Arcadia, Utopia, Exile
5. The Invisible Home
6. Ivan Blatný’s Orphic Theatre
7. The Case of Milada Soucková’s Poetry
8. Ivan Diviš and Leaving Bohemia
9. In the Space of a Day
10. Exile, Nomadic life and Language
11. Exile and the Imagination
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Poetry and Exile
2. Shaded by Reminiscence
3. Exile and Shelter
4. Arcadia, Utopia, Exile
5. The Invisible Home
6. Ivan Blatný’s Orphic Theatre
7. The Case of Milada Soucková’s Poetry
8. Ivan Diviš and Leaving Bohemia
9. In the Space of a Day
10. Exile, Nomadic life and Language
11. Exile and the Imagination
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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