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UNISALENTO991000162379707536 |
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Autore |
Langhaar, Henry Louis |
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Energy methods in applied mechanics / Henry L. Langhaar |
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Malabar, Florida : Krieger, c 1962 |
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Tecnica delle costruzioni - Progettazione strutturale |
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Monografia |
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UNINA9910788991503321 |
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Autore |
Ronk Martha Clare |
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Why, why not [[electronic resource] /] / Martha Ronk |
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Berkeley, : University of California Press, 2003 |
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1-282-76289-3 |
9786612762895 |
0-520-93711-2 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (101 p.) |
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New California poetry ; ; v. 8 |
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American poetry - 21st century |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Front matter -- Contents -- 1. Perplexities -- 2. Why Knowing Is -- 3. Why/Why Not -- Acknowledgments |
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Why/Why Not presents a speaker caught in quandaries created by changing perspectives, fervors, and locales. Why do we act one way |
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here and another there; why can't a mind stay made up; why do we hate and love at the same time; why does memory fade or insist; why does the ordinary seem so uncanny? These questions are captured in lines that collide and merge, in irreverent and offhand jibes, and in plaintive repetitions.Why/Why Not moves across a vivid terrain-the stage of Hamlet, Phillip Marlowe's Los Angeles, Prague, paintings and gardens-to push through a tangle of ways to make sense of the world. Martha Ronk's poetic language is that of the everyday slightly skewed, as if pieces of an ordinary sentence were missing. Ronk's poems use the repetitive and the banal to explore ways in which language is intertwined with thought and experience. |
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