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The Bridge Crane, Hart: Critical Essay by John Carlos Rowe

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SOURCE: "The 'Super Historical' Sense of Hart Crane's The Bridge," in Genre, Vol. XI, Winter, 1978, pp. 597-625.

In the following essay, Rowe examines the "anti-poetic " nature of the primary symbol of the bridge.

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