In this Book
- Deaf American Poetry: An Anthology
- Book
- 2009
- Published by: Gallaudet University Press
Buy This Book in Print
Table of Contents
Download Full Book
- Editor’s Note
- pp. xiii-xvi
- Introduction
- pp. 1-8
- John R. Burnet (1808–1874)
- pp. 9-10
- James Nack (1809–1879)
- pp. 24-25
- From The Minstrel Boy*
- pp. 26-36
- The Music of Beauty
- p. 37
- John Carlin (1813–1891)
- pp. 38-39
- The Mute’s Lament
- pp. 40-41
- Mary Toles Peet (1836–1901)
- pp. 42-43
- Thoughts on Music
- pp. 44-45
- To a Bride
- p. 46
- The Silent Child of Art
- pp. 47-48
- Laura C. Redden (1840–1923)
- pp. 49-50
- Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
- pp. 53-54
- Angeline Fuller Fischer (1841–1925)
- pp. 55-56
- To a Deaf-Mute Lady
- p. 70
- Alice Cornelia Jennings (b. 1851)
- pp. 71-72
- A Prayer in Signs
- pp. 73-74
- George M. Teegarden (1852–1936)
- pp. 75-76
- The “Nad”*
- p. 77
- Gallaudet College
- p. 78
- J. Schuyler Long (1869–1933)
- pp. 79-80
- I Wish That I Could Tell
- pp. 81-82
- Agatha Tiegel Hanson (1873–1959)
- pp. 83-84
- James William Sowell (1875–1949)
- pp. 86-87
- The Oralist*
- p. 88
- Dear Eyes of Grey
- p. 89
- Howard L. Terry (1877–1964)
- pp. 90-91
- From The Old Homestead
- pp. 92-96
- On My Deafness
- p. 97
- Alice Jane McVan (1906–1970)
- pp. 98-99
- And No Applause
- pp. 100-101
- Earl Sollenberger (c. 1912–1947)
- pp. 103-104
- The Legend of Simon Simplefuss
- pp. 105-106
- Birds Will Sing
- p. 107
- Thoughts in a Pennsylvania Cornfield
- pp. 109-113
- To a Neglected Poet
- p. 114
- Felix Kowalewski (1913–1989)
- pp. 115-116
- I Will Take My Dreams . . .
- pp. 117-118
- Heart of Silence
- pp. 119-120
- Quasimodo May Not Dare
- p. 121
- Loy E. Golladay (1914–1999)
- pp. 122-123
- Footnote to Anthropological Linguistics II
- pp. 127-128
- Surely the Phoenix
- pp. 129-130
- Incident at the B.M.T.
- pp. 131-132
- Rex Lowman (1918–2001)
- pp. 133-134
- Bitterweed
- p. 135
- Robert F. Panara (1920– )
- pp. 138-140
- On His Deafness
- p. 141
- Lip Service
- p. 142
- Mervin D. Garretson (1923– )
- pp. 152-153
- for Bill Stokoe
- pp. 154-155
- to Doin Hicks
- p. 156
- to an expert
- p. 157
- deaf again
- p. 158
- Dorothy Miles (1931–1993)
- pp. 159-160
- The Hang-Glider
- pp. 161-162
- Linwood Smith (1943–1982)
- pp. 163-164
- The Dream Song of the Deaf Man
- pp. 167-168
- Curtis Robbins (1943– )
- pp. 169-170
- The Rally That Stood the World Still
- pp. 171-172
- The Promised World
- pp. 174-175
- Russian Roulette
- p. 176
- Deaf Poet or What?
- p. 177
- Clayton Valli (1951–2003)
- pp. 178-179
- E. Lynn Jacobowitz (1953– )
- pp. 183-184
- In Memoriam: Stephen Michael Ryan
- pp. 185-186
- Debbie Rennie (1957– )
- pp. 187-188
- Willy Conley (1958– )
- pp. 190-191
- A Deaf Baptism
- p. 192
- The Miller of Moments
- pp. 193-194
- Peter Cook (1962– )
- pp. 198-199
- Wise Old Corn #1
- pp. 205-210
- Ode to Words
- pp. 211-215
- How the Audist Stole ASL
- pp. 218-222
- Raymond Luczak (1965-)
- pp. 223-224
- The Audiologist
- p. 225
- Spelling Bee 1978
- pp. 226-228
- Learning to Speak, Part I
- pp. 229-232
- Hummingbirds
- p. 233
- The Crucifixion
- pp. 234-239
- Abiola Haroun (1970– )
- p. 241
- The Deaf Negro
- p. 243
- Ode to a Silent World
- p. 244
- Christopher Jon Heuer (1970– )
- pp. 245-246
- The Hands of My Father
- pp. 248-249
- Visible Scars
- pp. 250-251
- Diving Bell
- p. 252
- Koko Want*
- pp. 253-254
- We Can Save the Deaf!
- p. 255
- It Was His Movin’ Hands
- pp. 257-258
- Be Tellin’ Me
- pp. 259-260
- Silent Howl
- pp. 262-266
- When They Tell Me . . .
- pp. 267-268
- John Lee Clark (1978– )
- pp. 269-270
- Long Goodbyes
- pp. 272-273
- The Only Way Signing Can Kill Us
- pp. 274-275
- Kristen Ringman (1979– )
- pp. 277-278
- the ear gods
- pp. 279-280
- Calling Van Gogh*
- pp. 281-282
- Conditional Wings
- pp. 286-287
- What My Teacher Taught Me
- pp. 288-290
- Hearing-Headed
- p. 292
- Bibliography
- pp. 293-294
Additional Information
ISBN
9781563684555
Related ISBN(s)
9781563684135
MARC Record
OCLC
794700874
Pages
310
Launched on MUSE
2012-01-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
Purchase
Project MUSE Mission
Project MUSE promotes the creation and dissemination of essential humanities and social science resources through collaboration with libraries, publishers, and scholars worldwide. Forged from a partnership between a university press and a library, Project MUSE is a trusted part of the academic and scholarly community it serves.
