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A critical revisiting of Robert Frost's "Neither out far nor In deep"’

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Moqari, Shaqayeq

Abstract

This article is going to revisit the poem of Robert Frost entitled "Neither Out Nor In Deep". The poem is open to and invites multiple interpretations. One of the element of the poem is sea which comprises a major symbol of the poem. The poem can be interpreted symbolically, philosophically, sociall... view more

This article is going to revisit the poem of Robert Frost entitled "Neither Out Nor In Deep". The poem is open to and invites multiple interpretations. One of the element of the poem is sea which comprises a major symbol of the poem. The poem can be interpreted symbolically, philosophically, socially and politically. I will explore the themes of search and quest, the theme of life, consciousness, and existence, the theme of foolishness and folly, and the theme of Inertia. The poem will also be compared with other poems including "Stopping by the woods" by Frost himself, "Inlet Corson" by Ammons, "Star" by Housman and ‘Dry Salvages' by T. S. Eliot.... view less

Keywords
symbol; life; literature; poetry; interpretation; consciousness

Classification
Cultural Sociology, Sociology of Art, Sociology of Literature

Free Keywords
Frost, R.; Torheit; Trägheit

Document language
English

Publication Year
2015

Page/Pages
p. 130-136

Journal
International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences (2015) 58

ISSN
2300-2697

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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