Renascence

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Articles in Fall 1997 issue of Renascence

• Presence and transparency: A reading of Levertov's Sands of the Well
  by Zlotkowski, Edward
• Interview with Denise Levertov
  by Block, Ed Jr
• Denise Levertov sings "the unheard music of that vanished lyre"
  by Hallisey, Joan F
• Old impulses, new expressions: Duality and unity in the poetry of Denise Levertov
  by Little, Anne Colclough
• Denise Levertov and the poetry of incarnation
  by Lynch, Denise E
• Musing on nature: The mysteries of contemplation and the sources of myth in Denise Levertov's poetry
  by Herrera, Jose Rodriquez
• Entering no-man's-land: The recent religious poetry of Denise Levertov
  by Gallant, James
• Hasidic hallowing and Christian consecration: Awakening to authenticity in Denise Levertov's "Matins"
  by Hewitt, Avis
• Editor's page
• "The art of the octopus": The maturation of Denise Levertov's political vision
  by Dewey, Anne
• A visionary element
  by Boland, Eavan
• "To meditate a saving strategy": Denise Levertov's religious poetry
  by Lacey, Paul A