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Extractions: FRtR Outlines American Literature American Poetry Since 1945 ... Authors James Dickey (1923- ) Index James Dickey, a novelist and essayist as well as poet, is a native of Georgia. By his own reflection, he believes that the major theme in his work is the continuity that exists or must exist between the self and the world. Much of his writing is rooted in nature rivers and mountains, weather patterns, and the perils lurking within. In the late 1960s, Dickey began working on a novel, Deliverance , about the dark side of male bonding, which, when published and later filmed, increased his renown. His recent collections of verse deal with such varied themes as the landscape of the South ( Jericho: The South Beheld , 1974) and the influence of the Bible on his life ( God's Images , 1977). Dickey is often concerned with effort: "Outdoing, desperately / Outdoing what is required." Index
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Extractions: 288 pages, $24.00. J AMES Dickey was hugely gifted and hugely flawed, a tremendous reader and a born writer, an athlete and an intellectual, a deep thinker and a drinker, a composer of burly and extremist poetry, an excessive performer, a hopeless liar, an inveterate womanizer, a father who gave himself airs. This furnished much for a son, especially a talented son, to flee from. Christopher Dickey writes, The whisky on my father's breath, a smell that seemed to come from deep in the bellows of his lungs, started to frighten me.... I'd smell the whisky and know that whatever I said to him would go past him and whatever he replied would be words spoken to the air. He was my father still, but he was somebody I didn't know. Though Summer of Deliverance
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Extractions: Dickey, James Dickey, James, , American poet and novelist, b. Atlanta. After serving in the air force during World War II, he attended Vanderbilt Univ., graduating in 1946. He was an English teacher and an advertising executive. Dickey's poetry has great energy. He made use of the ordinary in his verse, joining the natural and mechanical on such topics as war, nature, and machinery. His volumes of poetry include Into the Stone and Other Poems Buckdancer's Choice The Zodiac (1976), and Falling, May Day, Sermon, and Other Poems (1981). He is probably best known for his novel Deliverance (1969), in which a group of businessmen on a hunting trip are forced to fight for their lives. He also wrote the screenplay for the film version (1972). His nonfiction includes Self-Interviews (1970) and several works of criticism. See studies by R. Baughman (1985) and N. Bowers (1985).
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Extractions: A James Dickey Chronology James Lafayette Dickey born on February 2 in the Atlanta suburb of Buckhead, the son of lawyer Eugene Dickey and Maibelle Swift Dickey. Graduates from North Fulton High School in Buckhead. Wins award from Society of Colonial Daughters for his essay "Essay on Patriotism." Trains as night-fighter radar observer. Joins 418th Night FIghter Squadron in the Philippines. Later serves on Okinawa and in Japan; earns five bronze stars and promoted to second lieutenant. Leaves military service and enrolls at Vanderbilt University, where he majors in English and philosophy and minors in astronomy. Between 1947-1949 publishes four poems in The Gadfly , Vanderbilt's literary magazine. Marries Maxine Syerson on November 4. Poem "The Shark at the Window" is accepted by The Sewanee Review Receives B.A. in English and graduates magna cum laude from Vanderbilt. Receives M.A. in English from Vanderbilt. Teaches at Rice Institute in Houston, Texas until he is recalled to the Air Force for service in Korea. Son, Christopher Dickey, is born on August 31.
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Extractions: format this article to print DICKEY, JAMES LEE (1893-1959). James Lee Dickey, black physician, the son of John S. and Linnie A. (Sears) Dickey, was born in 1893 in Central Texas, probably near Waco. He attended Waco public schools from 1900 to 1912 and graduated from Tillotson College (now Huston-Tillotson College) in Austin in 1916. For a brief time he worked as an industrial-arts teacher in Marlin. Then he entered Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, and graduated in 1921. He planned to go north or east to a large city to practice. But just before graduation his father died in an accident, leaving his mother with eight other children. Dickey traveled to Taylor, Texas, to talk to Dr. J. Richard Moore, the black doctor there, but upon arrival found that Moore had moved to San Antonio. Dickey later said, "The hand of destiny guided me to Taylor, I came to stay a few years; I remained to do my life's work." He married Magnolia Fowler of Nashville, Tennessee, on November 29, 1922, and brought her to Taylor, where they worked together on many projects, including support of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. qv His concerns extended to problems of segregation and emotional suppression of blacks. Because violence was the cause of numerous deaths, Dickey, along with others, developed recreational facilities for youth. He sought assistance from white physicians and got it. In 1940 the school board bought land for a park for African Americans
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Extractions: DICKEY, JAMES LEE (1893-1959). James Lee Dickey, black physician, the son of John S. and Linnie A. (Sears) Dickey, was born in 1893 in Central Texas, probably near Waco. He attended Waco public schools from 1900 to 1912 and graduated from Tillotson College (now Huston-Tillotson College) in Austin in 1916. For a brief time he worked as an industrial-arts teacher in Marlin. Then he entered Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, and graduated in 1921. He planned to go north or east to a large city to practice. But just before graduation his father died in an accident, leaving his mother with eight other children. Dickey traveled to Taylor, Texas, to talk to Dr. J. Richard Moore, the black doctor there, but upon arrival found that Moore had moved to San Antonio. Dickey later said, "The hand of destiny guided me to Taylor, I came to stay a few years; I remained to do my life's work." He married Magnolia Fowler of Nashville, Tennessee, on November 29, 1922, and brought her to Taylor, where they worked together on many projects, including support of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. qv His concerns extended to problems of segregation and emotional suppression of blacks. Because violence was the cause of numerous deaths, Dickey, along with others, developed recreational facilities for youth. He sought assistance from white physicians and got it. In 1940 the school board bought land for a park for African Americans
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