Introduction to poetry kennedy 12th edition

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Skip to search form Skip to main content Skip to account menu You are currently offline. Some features of the site may not work correctly. Kennedy , D. Save to Library Save. Create Alert Alert. Share This Paper. Background Citations. Methods Citations. Citation Type. Has PDF. Publication Type. It's really good! There are three sections: short stories, poetry, and drama. Almost all the short stories and plays are enjoyable. I'm not a big poetry fan, but I thought the poetry in this book had a higher hit rate than any other collection I've read.

I also feel confident that I "get" poetry now. The book is designed for freshman in c Our English textbook for senior year Honors English class from The book is designed for freshman in college.

It teaches you different ways to approach challenging literature. It's good enough that I'm glad I've kept it, and I'll hang on to it. If nothing else, it has very approachable translations for works like Kafka's The Metamorphosis, Sophocles's Antigone and Oedipus Rex, and others.

Good footnotes for English works like Othello and Hamlet. It's also got a number of diverse voices: readers will enjoy the works by August Wilson, Sandra Cisneros, and many others. I bought this book for a college class. I can't recall exactly what I read in the Poetry book. Basically this is a good book in terms of gathering a lot of "required reading" in one book. Full of stuff I've read in HS and college, plus stuff I know other ppl read in school, plus some stuff I'd never heard of that's considered critical, so that's good.

The intro texts and auxiliary information, including the questions at the end of most piece,s left a lot to be desired.

We are on the tale end of our books that were carried across the ocean with us. This one came out of a storage box it was required reading at Koc high school. The book was used in my English Literature course at Liberty University. It carries a wide variety of poems, short stories, and plays. The book can be read as book of literature and not a textbook. This book provides information about literary theories and approach for analyzing literary work. Some reviews of famous works or authors are also included.

Great selections of classic and contemporary short stories and poetry. Reading the poetry sections for a project, and pleasantly surprised by how much I am enjoying it.

Good textbook with nice collection of stories and poems. Some of the questions it asks about the various texts are rather ridiculous, but it also has some pretty good ones. I am required to teach from this book for one of the lit classes I teach. It's not terrible, but I think there are better anthologies out there, and I'm determined to find them. Excellent and varied selections, clear and brief instruction.

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