Bending the Bow

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Bending the Bow is a poetry collection by American poet Robert Duncan, noted for its experimental form and engagement with politics, myth, and language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf person
poetry collection
author Robert Duncan NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Robert Duncan NERFINISHED
genre poetry
hasForm long poem
lyric poem
open form poetry
serial poem
hasInfluenceOn Language poets NERFINISHED
contemporary mythopoetic writing
late 20th-century experimental poetry
hasSubject American politics
Vietnam War NERFINISHED
homosexual love
mythic imagination
poetry as a field of knowledge
hasTheme ethics
history
language
love
myth
poetic creation
politics
war
influencedBy biblical narratives
classical mythology
modernism
mythopoetic tradition
occult and esoteric thought
romanticism
language English
literaryForm experimental poetry
literaryPeriod 20th-century American poetry
literaryTradition American avant-garde poetry
projective verse lineage
movement American postwar poetry
San Francisco Renaissance NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableFor engagement with language
engagement with myth
engagement with politics
experimental form
occupation poet
partOf Robert Duncan’s later work
style allusive
associative
intertextual
nonlinear
syntactically complex

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The Opening of the Field followedBy Bending the Bow
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