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Garrett Hongo Reads Charles Wright

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring the Epic Tradition in Poetry

This chapter delves into the literary project of a prominent poet, comparing it to Dante's Divine Comedy. The speakers discuss themes of incarnation, mortality, and transcendence, highlighting the poet's skill in crafting a cohesive epic narrative through individual poems.

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