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Howard Nemerov: Critical Essay by Ejner J. Jensen

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SOURCE: Jensen, Ejner J. “Howard Nemerov and the Tyranny of Shakespeare.” Centennial Review 32 (spring 1988): 130-49.

In the following essay, Jensen notes the ways in which Nemerov owes a debt to Shakespeare in his themes, allusions, and use of language.

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