Disjunctive Poetics: From Gertrude Stein and Louis Zukofsky to Susan HoweCambridge University Press, 1992 M06 26 - 238 páginas Disjunctive Poetics examines some of the most interesting and experimental contemporary writers whose work forms a counterpoint to the mainstream writing of our time. Peter Quartermain suggests that the explosion of noncanonical modern writing is linked to the severe political, social, and economic dislocation of non-English-speaking immigrants who, bringing alternative culture with them as they passed through Ellis Island in their hundreds of thousands at the turn of the century, found themselves uprooted from their tradition and disassociated from their culture. The line of American poetry that runs from Gertrude Stein through Louis Zukofsky and the Objectivists to the Language Writers, Quartermain contends, is not the constructive but deconstructive aspect that emphasized the materiality and ambiguity of the linguistic medium and the arbitrariness and openess of the creative process. |
Contenido
Gertrude Steins Multiplicity | 21 |
No 12 of Louis Zukofskys Anew | 44 |
Zukofskys A | 59 |
Six Plaints and a Lament for Basil Bunting | 134 |
A Note on Charles Reznikoffs | 148 |
Robert Duncan 19191988 | 161 |
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Disjunctive Poetics: From Gertrude Stein and Louis Zukofsky to Susan Howe Peter Quartermain Sin vista previa disponible - 2009 |
Términos y frases comunes
American Apollinaire Basil Bunting Billy Budd called Catullus Cavalcanti century Cid Corman completed condenser context Creeley cultural dictionary Eliot English essay Ezra Pound Finnegans Wake Geog Gertrude Stein Guy Davenport Harry Ransom Humanities hence Henry Adams Howe's Hugh Kenner Humanities Research Center Joyce Kora in Hell language Letter to Louis Lifting Belly line breaks linguistic literary Lorine Niedecker Louis Zukofsky Marx meaning move notion noun Objectivists opening paragraph Patriarchal Poetry patterns Paul Zukofsky perhaps Peter Quartermain phrase play poem poem's poet Prep prose quotations quoted Ransom Humanities Research reader referential refused by Paul reprint refused Reznikoff rhymes Robert Creeley Robert Duncan sense sentence shift sort sound speech stanza story syntactic syntax tells Texas at Austin things thought told translation University verb verse voice Whitman William Carlos Williams Williams's writing written York Zukofsky wrote Zukofsky's
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The Marginalization of Poetry: Language Writing and Literary History Bob Perelman Vista previa limitada - 1996 |
Poetic Epistemologies: Gender and Knowing in Women's Language-Oriented Writing Megan Simpson Vista previa limitada - 2000 |