[Programs on American vision and death, April 3, 1958] / Anthony Ostroff ... [et al.].

The program on death was recorded on April 3, 1958 and the program on American vision was recorded in March 1958 on a 7 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape.

The first program features the topic of poetry and death discussed by Anthony Ostroff, Robert Beloof and Robert Horan. The second program features a discussion on the American vision in poetry and is conducted by Ostroff, Beloof and Deering.

Anthony Ostroff ... [et al.].

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OST016

Program on death:For a lamb /Richard Eberhart, read by Anthony Ostoff --Out, out /Robert Frost, read by Robert Beloof --Bells for John Whiteside's daughter /John Crowe Ransom, read by Ostroff --The emperor of ice cream /Wallace Stevens, read by Beloof --When God let's me body be /e.e. cummings, read by Robert Horan. --Program on the American vision:Leaves of grass, book II /Walt Whitman, read by Richard Deering --Hush'd be the camps today (May 4, 1865) /Whitman, read by Deering --This dust was once the man /Whitman, read by Deering --discussion on Whitman and Hart Crane --To Brooklyn Bridge /Hart Crane, read by Anthony Ostroff --Children of light /Robert Lowell, read by Robert Beloof --The Boston Evening Transcript /T.S. Eliot, read by Ostroff --Salem /Robert Lowell, read by Ostroff.

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