Frederick Turner
Frederick Turner (University of Texas, Dallas), former editor of the Kenyon Review, is at home in anthropology and modern science as well as literary studies. He also is a wellpublished poet, whose book-length epic poem The New World appeared in 1985. His essays range from an examination of reflexivity in Thoreau to a study of space and time in Chinese verse, and on to the collection entitled Natural Classicism (1985).
Articles by Frederick Turner
Performed Being: Word Art as a Human Inheritance
Volume 1, Issue 1 (January, 1986)
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