Marcus Strand

Marcus Strand (natus 11 Aprilis 1934; mortuus 29 Novembris 2014)^[1] fuit poeta, scriptor commentariorum, et interpres Americanus, in Insula Principis Eduardi Canadae natus. Poeta Laureatus Civitatum Foederatarum anno 1990 creatus est.^[2] Ex Iunio 2005 munus professoris linguae Anglicae et litterarum comparativarum in Universitate Columbiae sustinuit.

Munera quae omnem per cursum vitae sustinuit:

Universitas Iovae, Urbs Iovae, instructor Anglicae, 1962–1965
Universitas Brasiliae, Flumen Ianuarii, lector Fulbrightianus, 1965–1966
Collegium Montis Holyoke, South Hadley Massachusettae, professor assistans, 1967
Universitas Columbiae, Urbs Novumi Eboracum, professor asssociatus adiunctus, 1969–1972
Collegium Brooklynense Universitatis Urbana Novi Eboraci, Urbs Novum Eboracum, professor associatus, 1970–1972
Universitas Princetoniensis, Princetonia Novae Caesareae, lector Bain-Swiggettianus, 1973
Universitas Brandeis, professor poesis Hurstianus, 1974–1975
Universitas Utae, Urbs Lacus Salini, professor Anglicae, 1981–1993
Universitas Hopkinsiensis, professor poesis Elliot Colemanianus, 1994–c. 1998
Universitas Chicaginiensis, Consilium de Cogitatione Sociali Constitutum, 1998–ca. 2005
Universitas Columbiae, Urbs Novum Eboracum, professor Anglicae et Litterarum Comparativarum, ca. 2005–

Opera[recensere | fontem recensere]

1964: Sleeping with One Eye Open, Stone Wall Press
1968: Reasons for Moving: Poems, Atheneum^[3]
1970: Darker: Poems, inter quae "The New Poetry Handbook," Atheneum^[3]
1973: The Story of Our Lives, Atheneum^[3] ISBN 9780689105760
1973: The Sargentville Notebook, Burning Deck^[3]
1978: Elegy for My Father, Windhover^[3]
1978: The Late Hour, Atheneum^[3]
1980: Selected Poems, inter quae "Keeping Things Whole," Atheneum^[3]
1990: The Continuous Life, Knopf^[3] ISBN 9780679738442
1990: New Poems^[3]
1991: The Monument, Ecco Press (vide etiam The Monument, 1978, oratio soluta)^[3]
1993: Dark Harbor: A Poem, poema longum, in 55 partes divisum, Knopf^[3]
1998: Blizzard of One: Poems, Knopf^[3] winner of the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for poetry
1999: Chicken, Shadow, Moon & More, cum illustrationibus ab auctore factis^[3]
1999: "89 Clouds," poema singulum, monotypis a Wendy Mark factis et introductio a Thomas Hoving scripta, ACA Galleries (Novi Eboraci)^[3]
2006: Man and Camel, Knopf^[1] ISBN 9780375711268
2007: New Selected Poems^[4]
2012: Almost Invisible, Random House. ISBN 9780307957313.

1978: The Monument. Ecco. (Vide etiam The Monument, 1991, poesis)^[3] ISBN 9780880012744
1982: Contributor: Claims for Poetry, ed. Donald Hall, University of Michigan Press^[3]
1982: The Planet of Lost Things, pro pueris^[3]
1983: The Art of the Real, criticismus artis, C. N. Potter^[3]
1985: The Night Book, pro pueris^[3]
1985: Mr. and Mrs. Baby and Other Stories, fabulae breves, Knopf^[3] ISBN 9780880013864
1986: Rembrandt Takes a Walk, pro pueris^[3]
1987: William Bailey, criticismus arts, Abrams^[3]
1993: Contributor: Within This Garden: Photographs by Ruth Thorne-Thomsen, Columbia College Chicago/Aperture Foundation^[3]
1994: Hopper, criticismus artis, Ecco Press^[3] ISBN 9780307957108
2000: The Weather of Words: Poetic Invention, Knopf^[3]
2000: cum Eavan Boland, The Making of a Poem: A Norton Anthology of Poetic Forms, Norton (Novi Eboraci)^[3]

1971: 18 Poems from the Quechua, Halty Ferguson^[1]
1973: The Owl's Insomnia, poemata Raphaelis Alberti, Atheneum^[1]
1976: Souvenir of the Ancient World, poemata Caroli Drummond de Andrade, Antaeus Editions^[4]
2002: Looking for Poetry: Poems by Carlos Drummond de Andrade and Rafael Alberti, with Songs from the Quechua^[4]
1993: Contributor: "Canto IV", Dante's Inferno: Translations by Twenty Contemporary Poets, ed. Daniel Halpern, Harper Perennial
1986 aut 1987:^[3] Traveling in the Family, poemata Caroli Drummond de Andrade, cum Thoma Colchie; interpres cum Elizabetha Bishop, Colchie, et Gregorio Rabassa), Random House^[3]

1968: The Contemporary American Poets, New American Library^[1]
1970: New Poetry of Mexico, Dutton^[1]
1976: Another Republic: Seventeen European and South American Writers, cum Carolo Simic, Ecco^[1]
1991: The Best American Poetry 1991, Macmillan^[3]
1994: Golden Ecco Anthology, Ecco Press^[3]
1994: The Golden Ecco Anthology^[1]
2005: 100 Great Poems of the Twentieth Century, W. W. Norton^[1]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 ^1.7 ^1.8 Web page titled "Mark Strand" at the website of the Academy of American Poets, retrieved July 12, 2009
↑ Poet Laureate Timeline: 1981-1990, Bibliotheca Congressionalis, 2008.
↑ ^3.00 ^3.01 ^3.02 ^3.03 ^3.04 ^3.05 ^3.06 ^3.07 ^3.08 ^3.09 ^3.10 ^3.11 ^3.12 ^3.13 ^3.14 ^3.15 ^3.16 ^3.17 ^3.18 ^3.19 ^3.20 ^3.21 ^3.22 ^3.23 ^3.24 ^3.25 ^3.26 ^3.27 ^3.28 ^3.29 "Mark Strand". Poetry Foundation
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 Web page titled "Mark Strand, UI Graduate 62MA (Former UI Faculty)," in situ Pulitzer Prize Winners with UI Ties.

"Mark Strand, former US poet laureate, dies aged 80" in The Guardian (30 Novembris 2014)
Perkins, George, et Barbara Perkins, eds. 1988. Contemporary American Literature. Novi Eboraci: McGraw-Hill
Shawn, Wallace. 1998. Mark Strand, The Art of Poetry No. 77. The Paris Review Fall.

Biographia, www.poets.org (Academia Poetarum Americanorum)
Biographia, www.english.uius.edu (Modern American Poetry)
Biographia et poemata, www.poetryfoundation.org
L'assenza e l'ombra: Mark Strand, cittadelmonte.info
"Poetry in the World," commentarius a Marco Strand scriptus, www.blackbird.vcu.edu