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title	:	Hints and Disguises : Marianne Moore and Her Contemporaries
author	:	Goodridge, Celeste.
publisher	:	University of Iowa Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0877452393
print isbn13	:	9780877452393
ebook isbn13	:	9781587290909
language	:	English
subject	Moore, Marianne,--1887-1972--Contemporaries, Moore, Marianne,--1887-1972--Knowledge--Literature, American poetry--20th century--History and criticism.
publication date	:	1989
lcc	:	PS3525.O5616Z673 1989eb
ddc	:	811/.52
subject	:	Moore, Marianne,--1887-1972--Contemporaries, Moore, Marianne,--1887-1972--Knowledge--Literature, American poetry--20th century--History and criticism.

Page iii Hints and Disguises Marianne Moore and Her Contemporaries By Celeste Goodridge UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PRESS IOWA CITY

Page iv University of Iowa Press, Iowa City 52242 Copyright 1989 by the University of Iowa All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America First edition, 1989 Typesetting by G&S Typesetters, Austin, Texas Printing and binding by Thomson-Shore, Dexter, Michigan No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, without permission in writing from the publisher. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Goodridge, Celeste. Hints and disguises: Marianne Moore and her contemporaries/by Celeste Goodridge.1st ed. p. cm. Bibliography: p. Includes index. ISBN 0-87745-239-3 1. Moore, Marianne, 18871972Contemporaries. 2. Moore, Marianne, 18871972KnowledgeLiterature. 3. American poetry20th centuryHistory and criticism. I. Title. PS3525.O5616Z673 1989 89-4758 811'.52dc19 CIP

Page v For my mother and in memory of Clare Elizabeth Barnett, 19541976

Page vii Contents Acknowledgments ix A Note on the Text xi 1. "Breasting the mode": Moore's Place in High Modernism 1 2. "Aristocratic cipher": Moore's Reviews of Stevens 27 3. "Firm piloting of rebellious fluency": Moore's Reviews of Pound's Cantos 55 4. "Poets are never of the world in which they live": Moore's Quarrel with Williams 75 5. "Combative sincerity" and "Studious constraint": The Literary Exchanges of Moore and Eliot 100 Afterword 127 Permissions 135 Notes 137 Selected Bibliography 161 Index 171

Page ix Acknowledgments The late David Kalstone, who encouraged me to undertake this study as a dissertation, stands behind this book as a presence and voice who continues to influence and inspire my work. Elaine Showalter and Tom Edwards generously commented on this as a dissertation and provided essential advice concerning revisions for the book. The Graduate English Program of Rutgers University provided funds for some of my first trips to the Moore archive. Sincere thanks to Pat Willis, the curator of American literature at the Beinecke Library of Yale University, for reading and discussing an earlier draft of the book and for sharing her extensive knowledge of Moore and the Moore archive with me; her guidance has been exemplary. Members of the Rosenbach Museum and Library staff, Ellen Dunlap, Evelyn Feldman, Leslie Morris, Carol Jones Neuman, and Joan Watson, have been most helpful during the course of my research. I am especially grateful to Marianne Craig Moore, Literary Executor for the Estate of Marianne Moore, for permitting me to cite unpublished material. Special thanks also to Peggy Fox, of New Directions, for clarifying issues of copyright law for me. Others have offered friendship and collegiality during the writing of this book. This cannot be acknowledged sufficiently, but thanks to Anne Blackford, Frank Burroughs, Brewster Buttfield, Helen Carson, Carol Colatrella, Charlotte Daniels, Anne Fleche, Carol McGuirk, Linda Kozusko, George and Cleo Kearns, Gayle Pemberton, Barry Quails, Alan Nadel, Judy Novey, Mark Scott, Ed Shea, Johanna Smith, Linda Turzynski, William Watterson, and Jim Wood.

Page x Grants from the Bowdoin College Faculty Development Fund made it possible for me to complete the research for this book. Several people have also helped bring the book to its closure. Robert Boenig typed the manuscript onto computer disks, making every step of the publishing process easier. Thanks to Gail Zlatnik of the University of Iowa for her meticulous copyediting of the manuscript. My greatest debt is to Margaret M. Phelan for unwavering friendship, endless conversations, and for reading drafts of this with patience and freshness of perception; her observations and insights have been invaluable in shaping my own.

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