Paterson

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Paterson is a long, modernist epic poem by William Carlos Williams that explores the life, landscape, and history of the city of Paterson, New Jersey.

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Paterson canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epic poem
long poem
modernist poem
associatedWithAuthor William Carlos Williams’s late career
author William Carlos Williams
countryOfOrigin United States
creator William Carlos Williams
depicts industrial cityscape of Paterson, New Jersey
social life of Paterson, New Jersey
focusesOn history of Paterson, New Jersey
landscape of Paterson, New Jersey
life in Paterson, New Jersey
form verse
genre American poetry
epic poetry
hasInfluenceOn later American long poems
hasNarrativeMode fragmentary narrative
lyric meditation
hasPart Paterson, Book I
Paterson, Book II
Paterson, Book III
Paterson, Book IV
Paterson, Book V
hasTheme American industrial history
language and consciousness
nature and the Passaic River
relationship between people and place
urban life
inspiredBy city of Paterson, New Jersey
isAbout interaction of human mind and environment
language English
literaryForm book-length poem
literaryMovement Modernism
mainSetting Paterson, New Jersey
medium print
notableFor experimental modernist style
integration of prose and poetry
use of historical documents
periodOfPublication mid-20th century
structure multi-book poem
subject Paterson, New Jersey
linked to: Paterson
title Paterson
usesTechnique collage of documents and voices
free verse

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North Jersey hasMajorCity Paterson
Paterson (poem) title Paterson
subject linked to: Paterson
Morris Canal passesThrough Paterson
New Jersey suburbs surround Paterson