Sound of Poetry / The Poetry of Sound

Discover the enchanting interplay of language and sound in "Sound of Poetry / The Poetry of Sound," published by The University of Chicago Press in 2009. This intriguing volume spans 352 pages and delves into a diverse range of poetry—from medieval Latin lyrics to modern cyborg operas, and from the romantic ballads of sixteenth-century France to the avant-garde expressions of twentieth-century Brazil.

With a focus on the translatability of lyric sound and the cultural significance of rhyme, this book invites readers to explore the resonance and rhythm that weave through poetic forms. Additionally, it examines sound repetition's powerful role in novelistic prose, providing a comprehensive perspective on how sound shapes our understanding of literature.

Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and scholars alike, "Sound of Poetry / The Poetry of Sound" is a compelling addition to any literary collection that emphasizes the beauty and complexity of sound in writing.