three relationships to language
Frost mistrusts language and uses it ironically to show its tricks. Thoreau loves language too much and may undercut his own argument with verbosity. Carver shows that not having language can be the way through.
Frost mistrusts language and uses it ironically to show its tricks. Thoreau loves language too much and may undercut his own argument with verbosity. Carver shows that not having language can be the way through.