Poetry for Students (eBook)
Discussion and analysis of poems of all time periods, nations, and cultures. Provides an overview of the poem and discussion of its principal themes, images, form and construction. PRO TIP: Search your title in the Search Within Series box.
Masterplots II: Poetry Series
In the library only, no eBook. Each entry begins with the author's name and life span, the type of poem, and the date the poem was originally published. For foreign-language poems, the original date and title are given along with the name and date of the English translation. Following this introduction is a plot summary section called "The Poem" followed by a section on "Forms and Devices," which examines poetic devices such as meter, rhyme, point of view, symbolism, or language choice. Finally, each entry concludes with a section on "Themes and Meanings," which analyzes the main focus of the poem and provides a context in which to place the work.
Different from background information, literary criticism can be defined as analysis and interpretation of literary works by scholars who are writing for an academic audience. These online databases are especially helpful for finding literary criticism articles.
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