Notes on Poetry

Notes on Poetry was put together as a teaching aid meant for my second and third year students studying English and American literature. It consists of ten chapters each built on one of my favorite poems utilized here as sample texts for analysis. My objective was to illustrate different ways of approaching and analyzing poetic texts, and to offer students the necessary theoretical knowledge and terminology to do so. The most important goal, however, is to encourage students to read poetry and also to try their hand at writing analytic studies.

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Boróka Prohászka Rád, associate professor at the Humanities Department of Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania teaches nineteen- and twentieth century American literature, American theater and drama, as well as literary theory and the theory of genres. She did her Ph.D. at the University of Debrecen, Hungary, has published several scholarly articles and volumes, among them two other works on poetry.