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Image as a Symbol: The Symbolic Connotations of Brooklyn Bridge in the Poems of Vladimir Mayakovsky’s “Brooklyn Bridge,” Hart Crane’s “To Brooklyn Bridge” and Marianne Moore’s “Granite and Steel”
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This study expounds the symbolic significance of "Brooklyn Bridge" as a main image in the poetry of Mayakovsky, Crane and Moore.From a Marxist perspective, the Russian Futurist poet Mayakovsky believes that Brooklyn image foreshadows the ideas of class inequality in America.Moreover, it suggests the poet's inherent belief in St. Augustine's connotations of the city of Cain.In "To Brooklyn Bridge,"...
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Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
2021
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Image as a Symbol: The Symbolic Connotations of Brooklyn Bridge in the Poems of Vladimir Mayakovsky’s “Brooklyn Bridge,” Hart Crane’s “To Brooklyn Bridge” and Marianne Moore’s “Granite and Steel”
References:
9
Abstract
This study expounds the symbolic significance of "Brooklyn Bridge" as a main image in the poetry of Mayakovsky, Crane and Moore.From a Marxist perspective, the Russian Futurist poet Mayakovsky believes that Brooklyn image foreshadows the ideas of class inequality in America.Moreover, it suggests the poet's inherent belief in St. Augustine's connotations of the city of Cain.In "To Brooklyn Bridge,"...
Keywords
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
2021
Article
Open Access
2-Y Citation Average
0.237
Language
Country