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...more you look at Emily Dickinson's work, the more you come to appreciate the stature of her poetry," Archibald MacLeish, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, observed Friday at the bicentennial of the founding of Amherst Township...
Future Lectures in the Poetry and Experience series will be held in Sanders Theatre, it was announced yesterday. Archibald MacLeish, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, will deliver the second lecture on "Words as Signs" tomorrow...
About 400 others were jostled in the stampede, only to be turned away at the door by the University police enforcing fire laws against overcrowding. To the remaining 450, MacLeish spoke for 50 minutes about two phases of poetry...
...crowd formed in Lamont Library's Forum Room, where the speech was originally scheduled to be held, then rushed to Emerson D, where the young and nimble finaly heard MacLeish's address...
...Each and every poem is charged with meaning," he said, using a recording of James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake as an example. Here, Joyce has tried to make the sound of his words carry the meaning of his piece, MacLeish explained...