George Oppen

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The focus of this analysis is on the often-overlooked visual and auditory elements of George Oppen's poetry. Richard Swigg aims to illuminate how the acoustic qualities of words contribute to the meaning of Oppen's work, tracing the evolution of these aspects from the 1930s through the 1970s. By addressing this critical gap, Swigg provides readers with a fresh perspective on Oppen's poetic contributions.