Robert Bly

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Robert Bly was an influential American poet, translator, and essayist known for his deep imagery, engagement with myth and masculinity, and leadership in the men’s movement.

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instanceOf essayist
human
poet
translator
awardReceived National Book Award
National Book Award for Poetry
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1926-12-23
dateOfDeath 2021-11-21
educatedAt Harvard University
Iowa Writers' Workshop
St. Olaf College
familyName Bly
genre essay
literary criticism
poetry
givenName Robert
hasInfluenced contemporary American poetry
discourse on masculinity in late 20th-century America
influenced men's movement in the United States
languageOfWorkOrName English
literaryStyle deep image poetry
movement men's movement
mythopoetic men's movement
name Robert Bly
nationality American
notableIdea mythopoetic approach to masculinity
notableWork Iron John: A Book About Men
Silence in the Snowy Fields
Sleepers Joining Hands
The Light Around the Body
occupation editor
essayist
poet
publisher
translator
placeOfBirth Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota, United States
placeOfDeath Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minneapolis
residence Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minnesota
spouse Carol Bly
subjectOf documentaries about the men's movement
translated Hafez
Kabir
linked to: Bhagat Kabir

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