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Jon Stallworthy

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Jon Stallworthy

Aliases: Jon Howie Stallworthy

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1935-01-18 (London)
Died
2014-11-19 age 79
Nationality
British
Languages
English
Residence History
London → Oxford → Cornell University (Ithaca)

Career

Occupations
poet, literary critic, Professor of English
Active Years
1961-2014
Affiliations
Wolfson College, Oxford, Cornell University, University of Oxford
Memberships
Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature (FRSL), Fellow of the British Academy (FBA)
Influenced By
Wilfred Owen, Louis MacNeice
Influenced
WWI Poetry Scholars

Education

Dragon School
General Education
Country: United Kingdom
Primary school in Oxford
Rugby School
General Education
Country: United Kingdom
Public school
Magdalen College, Oxford
Faculty of English / English
Period: 1950年代
Year of Graduation: 1958
Country: United Kingdom
Won Newdigate Prize

Awards

Newdigate Prize
1957
Organization: University of Oxford
Result: 受賞
Wilfred Owen Poetry Award
2010
Organization: Wilfred Owen Association
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Astronomy of Love

1961 Poetry

Stallworthy's first poetry collection.

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A Familiar Tree

1978 Poetry

Poetry collection inspired by family history and great-grandfather's book.

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Wilfred Owen

1974 Biography

Biography of WWI poet Wilfred Owen.

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Singing School: The Making of a Poet

1998 Autobiography

Autobiography emphasizing his development as a poet.

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Bibliography

  • The Astronomy of Love (1961)
  • Out of Bounds (1963)
  • Root and Branch (1969)
  • A Familiar Tree (1978)
  • The Anzac Sonata (1986)
  • Louis MacNeice (1995)
  • Singing School (1998)
  • Body Language (2004)
  • War Poet (2014)

Translations by Author

  • Selected Poems by Boris Pasternak (1983, trans. with Peter France)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
memorable and epigrammatic linessimple yet deeply disturbing
Recurring Motifs
war poetryfamily historyWorld War I

Legacy

Renowned scholar of Wilfred Owen, editor of war poetry anthologies, and Professor of English at Oxford.

Trivia

  • Began writing poems at age seven
  • Discovered great-grandfather's missionary history
  • Served twice as acting president of Wolfson College