Willem Kloos , 1859-1938, Dutch poet and critic. In 1885 he founded the progressive literary journal De Nieuwe Gids [the new guide]. His personal anger against prevailing modes of literary expression is vented in the sonnets in Verzen (1894), notable for the fresh imagery and metaphor they introduced to Dutch poetry. Unlike some of his literary associates, Kloos never developed social concerns and remained primarily a literary reformer.
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); 11/23/2006; 5389 words;
... Snelling Cemetery. Washburn-McReavy Swanson Chapel 612-529-9691 1600 Lowry at Irving Ave. N. Herrmann, Eveline A. (nee Kloos) age 83, of Fridley, formerly of Chaska. Preceded in death by brothers, John Kloos Jr., Donald Kloos; sisters-in-law & brother-in-law, Ruth Kloos, Hildegard & Jake Bentz ... .
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Books received.
The Philosophical Review; 4/1/2001; 3728 words;
... Annotated Bibliography. By John Corrigan, Eric Crump, and John Kloos. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2000. Pp. x, 242. The New Wittgenstein ... Reading Wilfrid Sellars's Empricism and the Philosophy of Mind. By Willem A. deVries and Timm Triplett. Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing ...
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Classical: An avant-garde adventure; IN CONCERT DE MATERIE / NOCTURNEN Royal Northern College of Music Manchester.(Features)
The Independent (London, England); 6/28/2002; Walker, Lynne; 559 words;
... monochrome instrumental background shot through with stark shafts of light and lyricism, the final part combines the words of Willem Kloos and Marie Curie, bringing an astonishing work to an emotional end. This is the first time that British performers have ...
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