Gunslinger

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Gunslinger is an experimental long-form poem by American poet Ed Dorn that blends Western motifs with philosophical and satirical commentary.

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instanceOf experimental poem
literary work
long-form poem
author Ed Dorn NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPublicationDate 1968
form long poem sequence
genre Western
philosophical poetry
poetry
satire
hasMotif American West NERFINISHED
cowboy imagery
quest narrative
hasTheme language and consciousness
myth of the West
philosophical inquiry
satirical critique of American culture
language English
literaryMovement postmodernism
notableCharacter Claude Lévi-Strauss (as a figure in the poem) NERFINISHED
Slinger
the Gunslinger NERFINISHED
periodOfPublication late 1960s
publisher Black Sparrow Press NERFINISHED
setIn American West (mythic) NERFINISHED
structure multi-part poem
style colloquial
experimental
intertextual
usesTechnique metafictional commentary
parody
pastiche

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Ed Dorn notableWork Gunslinger