Robert Frost : Poet of Human Concerns

This book underscores the importance of most important aspect of human life. The readers of Frost who are brought up on Romantic poetry do often see in him another American Wordsworth and interpret poetry in terms of Nature and Imagination. But for Frost, Nature was not more important than human beings. Behind every natural object in his poems, there is a human being at work. Man and human beings are more important for this modern poet than Nature and Imagination of Romantic poets. He uses Nature only as a means for the practical solutions of man.

This book will draw the concentration of readers towards earnest reality of human concerns and it is hoped, will open up new vistas for the study of Frost. It will be an invaluable asset for the research scholars, students and all those teaching at the post graduate level to comprehend the true essence of Frost's poetry.