"Bells for John Whiteside's Daughter"

"The most common thing about John Crowe Ransom is that he is a dualist" (Buffington 1). He believes that people must be content with the duality of everything. The special topic where ransom feels most comfortably is the duality of life and death. He expressed it as "a wonderful theme of poetry, the most serious subject" (Brooks 1). Among the symbol "John White Side's daughter's bell", John Crowe Ransom is dealing with the annoyance that is proportional to her dead vacancy due to the life of a lively girl in front of a lively teens. Did.

"The bell of John White Side's daughter" was written by John Crowe Ransom (1888-1974). The whole tone of this poem is gentleness and separation. This poem begins to describe John White Said's daughter as if she were still alive. And in this poem she found out that he was actually dead. In the middle of this poem, ransom said the goose leaves snow on green lawn and bowel movements. Mathematics after the Second World War celebrated the era of rapid development of science and technology. Science and technology has improved the lives of many people, nourished and arranged more people. At the same time, people are transported faster to local and world destinations. The postwar years have provided more opportunities for economic and cultural growth to many Americans, but individuals often get lost in a computerized world with a fast tempo. However, poverty and crime continue to increase over the years. People are closed by a computerized assembly line

John Crowe Ransom of John Crowe Ransom was born in Plaski, Tennessee on April 30, 1888. He got a bachelor 's degree from Vanderbilt University in 1909 and then became a professor. The ransom published three highly valued poems. He is a member of the fugitive suspecting the social and cultural changes that occurred in the south in the early 20 th century. They try to preserve traditional ideas that are tightly embedded in traditional values ​​and formats.

Since the publication in 1924, John Crowe Ransam's "The Bell of John White Side's Daughter" has been widely acclaimed and chosen, but it seems to be difficult for critics to explain the essence of the poet's achievements . For example, Robert Payne Warren (98) praised the "fine small poetry" of ransom, praising what he calls "manly and unobtrusive expression", and wonders "simple sorrows can not be made in poetry" Pointed out. Main statement of contents "- It is a sad expression, but the reader has received 70 years of poetry