Abstract/Dettagli

Bird in the House

Gibbins, Crystal Spring.   The University of Nebraska - Lincoln ProQuest Dissertations Publishing,  2012. 3549436.

Abstract (riepilogo)

Bird in the House is a collection of poems that focus on the diversity and power of the natural environment, examining the tensions and oppositions that exist within climate, land, time, and change. Rather than focusing on the quiet and idyllic beauty of the rural, many poems describe the harshness and hardships of the extreme and highly versatile landscape and weather, such as blizzards, hailstorms, and floods. Other poems in the collection explore the concept of island dwelling and the nature of island experiences through an autobiographical gaze, promoting a more sustainable and satisfying relationship with the natural world, not only on the individual, but also on a communal basis.

Indicizzazione (dettagli)


Soggetto
Canadian literature;
American literature;
Wildlife conservation;
Creative writing
Classificazione
0284: Wildlife Conservation
0352: Canadian literature
0591: American literature
0203: Creative writing
Identificativo/parola chiave
Language, literature and linguistics; Biological sciences; Brock, Eliza Spencer; Eco-poetry; Great Lakes; Great Plains; Lake of the Woods; Nantucket; Original writing
Titolo
Bird in the House
Autore
Gibbins, Crystal Spring
Numero di pagine
2
Data titolo accademico
2012
Codice istituzione accademica
0138
Fonte
DAI-A 74/05(E), Dissertation Abstracts International
Luogo di pubblicazione:
Ann Arbor
Paese di pubblicazione
United States
ISBN
978-1-267-85848-1
Relatore
Bauer, Grace
Membro commissione
Behrendt, Stephen; Kooser, Ted; Wedin, David
Università/istituzione
The University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Dipartimento
English
Località università
United States -- Nebraska
Titolo accademico
Ph.D.
Tipo di fonte
Dissertazione o tesi
Lingua
Inglese
Tipo di documento
Dissertation/Thesis
Numero di dissertazione/tesi
3549436
ID documento ProQuest
1283388313
Copyright
Database copyright ProQuest LLC; ProQuest does not claim copyright in the individual underlying works.
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/unauthdocview/1283388313