Men, Women and Ghosts

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Men, Women and Ghosts is a 1916 poetry collection by American imagist poet Amy Lowell, noted for its vivid imagery and exploration of human emotion and the supernatural.

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Men, Women and Ghosts canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book ⓘ
literary work ⓘ
poetry collection ⓘ
author Amy Lowell ⓘ
authorNationality American ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
form free verse ⓘ
metrical verse ⓘ
genre Imagist poetry ⓘ
poetry ⓘ
hasCriticalReception recognized as a significant work in Amy Lowell’s career ⓘ
hasPart “Figurines in Old Saxe” ⓘ
“Lead Soldiers” ⓘ
“Patterns” ⓘ
“The Bombardment: I. The City” ⓘ
“The Bombardment: II. The Guns” ⓘ
“The Bombardment: III. The Ruins” ⓘ
“The Bombardment: IV. The Aftermath” ⓘ
“The Bombardment” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: I. The Violin” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: II. The Violin Maker” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: III. The Master” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: IV. The Violin Sings” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: IX. The Violin Speaks” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: V. The Violin Talks” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: VI. The Violin Explains” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: VII. The Violin Complains” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: VIII. The Violin Answers” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin: X. The Violin Finishes” ⓘ
“The Cremona Violin” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: I. The Hedge” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: II. The Road” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: III. The Hill” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: IV. The House” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: V. The People” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: VI. The Wind” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: VII. The Ghost” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads: VIII. The End” ⓘ
“The Cross-Roads” ⓘ
“The Dinner-Party” ⓘ
linked to: The Dinner-Party

“The Fruit Shop” ⓘ
“The Grocery” ⓘ
“The Letter” ⓘ
“The Overgrown Pasture” ⓘ
“The Painter’s Wife” ⓘ
“The Pike” ⓘ
linked to: The Pike (sequence)

“The Red Lacquer Music-Stand” ⓘ
“The Taxi” ⓘ
hasTheme death ⓘ
love ⓘ
memory ⓘ
psychological states ⓘ
the supernatural ⓘ
urban life ⓘ
war ⓘ
language English ⓘ
literaryMovement Imagism ⓘ
notableFor exploration of human emotion ⓘ
exploration of the supernatural ⓘ
vivid imagery ⓘ
periodOfPublication World War I era ⓘ
publicationDate 1916 ⓘ
publisher Houghton Mifflin Company ⓘ
linked to: Houghton Mifflin
usesLiteraryTechnique dramatic monologue ⓘ
imagery ⓘ
symbolism ⓘ

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Amy Lowell → notableWork → Men, Women and Ghosts ⓘ
Pictures of the Floating World → follows → Men, Women and Ghosts ⓘ