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Stewart challenges the view that Poems (1913) exhibits a unified structure, citing bibliographic evidence and thematic irregularities for support. Stewart argues that the theme of Eden does not "unite or clarify" the other themes of Poems (1913) and that Brennan's images do not offer a symbolism strong enough to support a unified structure.
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Includes reference to the influence of Stephane Mallarme on Christopher Brennan.
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Christopher Brennan : The Disunity of 'Poems 1913'
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Subjects:
- Poems [1913] 1913 selected work poetry
- The Forest of Night : 1898-1902 1960 sequence poetry
- New Perspectives on Brennan's Poetry 1953 single work criticism biography
- Towards the Source : 1894-97 1960 sequence poetry
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