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Reveals how five modern American poets - Jean Toomer, William Carlos Williams, Hart Crane, Frank O'Hara, and Gwendolyn Brooks - challenged the prevailing discourses about urbanization through lyrical explorations and representations of cities and the diverse people who lived in them.
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Daniela Kukrechtová is a Visiting Assistant Professor at College of the Holy Cross, USA. She has taught literature and poetry at Brandeis University, Emerson College, and College of the Holy Cross, and her research interests focus on modern and contemporary American poetry, urban ecology and ecocriticism, African American literature, and the literature of exile. She has published in African American Review, the CEA Critic, Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal, and The Worcester Review. Her creative work (poetry, translations, and nonfiction) has appeared in The Sunlight Press, Circumference: Poetry in Translation, Persephone's Daughters, Indiana Review and Nowhere Magazine.
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