... and unity as primary attributes of poetry, especially the capacious category of lyric poetry. Copyright © 2017 University of Oklahoma 2017 anthology extract Percy Shelley Lord Byron Cutting Lyric Down to Size: Victorian Anthologies and the Excerpt as Poem casie legette Poetry...

..., modeled his critical practice in this respect on that of the New Critics. What's more, Levy claims, Clark associates close reading with the reading of poetry in particular. Poetry features only rarely in the history of modernism as retold by art historians, but as Clark writes, “Lyric cannot be expunged...

... have taught us about reading poems or to a poet or group of poets who involve us in their own reading. Given a common focus on poetry, these essays revisit the idea of lyric and its various attributes: individuality, originality, subjectivity, and feeling (especially in relation to tradition...

... materiality with discursive logic that is central to the workings of lyric. The poetry's fostering these cross-purposes—the aubades' formal patterns getting in the way of the things they say—serves as a stay against time, prolonging the interlude between wordless oneness and the transparency of daylit sense...

... of recent solitude. Will the poet utter something important, true, necessary1 Implicit in this pregnant statement is an entire history of Russian modernism, which arose in the 1890s as a movement within lyric poetry but always sought to extend its influence into the social realm. This extra...

... with the present. Focusing on her last collection of poetry, Tonight No Poetry Will Serve (2011), I reconsider how Rich's late lyrics articulate the desire for and aesthetic difficulty of what the anthropologist Elizabeth A. Povinelli calls the “possibility of being otherwise” under late liberalism. Rich's late...

... in a Convex Mirror . New York : Penguin , 1976 ---. Shadow Train . New York : Viking , 1981 Benjamin Walter . Charles Baudelaire: Lyric Poet in the Era of High Capitalism . London : Verso , 1983 Blasing Mutlu Konuk . Politics and Form in Postmodern Poetry: O'Hara, Bishop...

... subjectivity that is always “more than one.” Together the artists probe the ways numbers pervade our individual and collective consciousnesses: how they become measures of our human lives. collaboration lyric poetry serial art word and image pop art Copyright © 2018 by University of Oklahoma 2018 ...

... framework. © 2015 by University of Oklahoma 2015 romanticism ecocriticism temporality postcolonialism lyric poetry Works Cited Beckett J. V. 1982 . “The Decline of the Small Landowner in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century England: Some Regional Considerations.” Agricultural...

...Don Adams COPYRIGHT © 2007 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2007 WORKS CITED Adams Don . `` Ronald Firbank's Radical Pastorals .'' Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture 35 , 1 ( 2002 ): 121 - 142 . Adorno Theodor . `` On Lyric Poetry and Society .'' In Notes...

... of Anishinaabe story and ceremony. In the introduction to Summer in the Spring, Vizenor iden- tified these translated pictomyths as Anishinaabeg lyric poems, seizing spe- cial license from the implicit subjectivity of lyric expression. Vizenor found the positionality of lyric poetry particularly productive...

... of Literary Canon Formation. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Smith, Caleb. 2019. Disciplines of Attention in a Secular Age. Critical Inquiry 45, no. 4: 884 909. Tiffany, Daniel. 2020. Lyric Poetry and Poetics. In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Literature (online). oxfordre.com/literature/view...

... that Anglo-American lyric poetry from John Milton to Wallace Stevens simultaneously traces a devolution in quality and power and a dramatic upsurge in baleful poetic influence steadfastly refuses to consider the social and economic changes affecting lyric poets during the Romantic epoch (dated by him...

... dictum against the supposedly monologic quality of lyric poetry, that "poetic language is never simply unique, natural, and universal; it is the product, in large part, of particular social, historical, and cultural formations. And these formations demand study" (183). Perloff s call has not yet...

... trimeter, which “has the rhythm of speech”; arouse “pity and fear” in the audience; contain six essential components, namely “plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle, and lyric poetry” (ibid., 49); and subor- dinate character to plot. “If someone lays out a string of speeches that express...

... tradition; certainly they did not correspond to the lyric poetry practiced by Noguchi's American associates and models. No doubt it was possible to give some account of haikai and haibun, as Aston and Hartmann had done, but to successfully produce the forms demanded extensive study, and a mastery...

... of poetry. In other words, experi- mental poets and their readers remain more invested in lyric norms than they typically recognize (9) not despite the rise of information technologies but as they embrace electronics and other technologies (10). Distancing himself from determinist and historicist...

...Carsten Strathausen © COPYRIGHT 2004 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2004 WORKS CITED Adorno Theodor W. “On Lyric Poetry and Society.” Notes to Literature . Vol. 1 . Trans. Nicholsen Shierry Weber . New York : Columbia UP , 1991 . 37 - 54 . Alberro Alex...

... debate and mass movements. So we learn from Left of Poetry, a book that ranges from lyric theory to Left literary studies, challenging in each the false choices of poetic history. Most limiting for Ehlers s purposes is the opposition between proletar- ian or radical verse and poetic modernism s...

... and circumference of the lyric. One might begin to characterize Wright’s adventure in the long poem, then, by saying this: she partakes of a realist tradition in American poetry; at times she turns toward the tradition of testimonial journalism; she invents a distinctive version of the collagist long...