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Introduction: The Elegiac Language and Expression of Grief CHAPTER ONE: Psychoanalytic Theories of Mourning and the Failure to Mourn CHAPTER TWO: The Lost Child in Wordsworth’s Elegies and John Bowlby’s Attachment and Loss CHAPTER THREE: Loss and Beauty: Keats’s Women and the "Ode to Psyche" CHAPTER FOUR: A Consolation of Beauty, Grief, and Sadness in Jane Kenyon’s Poems CHAPTER FIVE: Sylvia Plath’s Mock and Self-Elegies: A Kleinian Reading of "Edge" CHAPTER SIX: A Father’s Grief: Elegy and Counter-Tradition in Edward Hirsch’s Gabriel CHAPTER SEVEN: An Inheritance of Terror: Postmemory and Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma in Second-Generation Jews after the Holocaust CHAPTER EIGHT: The Canticles of Grief: Contemporary Elegies and the Limits of Mourning CHAPTER NINE: The Literature of Loss: Elegies as a Therapeutic Strategy for Coping with Grief Conclusion |