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... contributed to its intelligent development, and it is enough for now that serious students of Valkry and modern poetry can avail themselves of these profoundly honest essays. RICHARDVERNIEK Wayne State University The Poetic World...

...Noah Heringman [email protected] Climate and the Making of Worlds: Toward a Geohistorical Poetics . By Menely Tobias . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2021 . vii + 269 pp. Copyright © 2023 by University of Washington 2023 In Climate and the Making...

...Gerónimo Sarmiento Cruz [email protected] Worlds Woven Together: Essays on Poetry and Poetics . By Vidyan Ravinthiran . New York : Columbia University Press , 2022 . xii + 280 pp. Copyright © 2024 by University of Washington 2024 Vidyan Ravinthiran’s Worlds Woven...

... to reflect on the legacy of Maoism. Inspired by these theorists, this article puts forward a theoretical construction of world poetics that is not founded merely on Western or Eastern literature, and is not simply Eastern and Western literary poetics put together, but offers a new theory, based...

... is, perhaps, the right approach to my real subject—the entanglements of worldwide relation,” the essay argues for an understanding of world poetry as the accumulated philological history of poetic folkways, habits of use, sociological institutions, formations, and conjunctures that group around the term...

... by constructing the isolated subject so that its associations with the social order become manifest. Because Eliot could show through Bradley that the world of relations is the actual substance that one lives for, he could derive concepts of humility and faith that had no place in his earlier poetics. The essay's...

... was positively invested in a poetic praxis of skeptical ignorance derived from David Hume and that this praxis allowed him to vacate the question of the way things really are. Eschewing the masculinist quest to penetrate the secrets of the natural world, this skeptical praxis offers a quiet solution to the mind...

... other as we await the end of the world. Indeed, and increasingly, the fear of false consciousness takes center stage in Chukhrov’s poetic works. Unlike, for example, Kirill Medvedev, with whom she often shares a stage, Chukhrov appears less concerned about sliding from left- to right-wing populism than...

... Pieter , eds. 2015 . Institutions of World Literature: Writing, Translation, Markets . London : Routledge . Holland Kate . 2017 . “ Narrative Tradition on the Border: Alexander Veselovsky and Narrative Hybridity in the Age of World Literature .” Poetics Today 38 , no. 3 : 429 – 51...

...Daniel Katz This essay examines Ezra Pound’s mobilizations of the figure of the troubadour poet Arnaut Daniel in the articulation of his own poetics, from The Spirit of Romance of 1910 through the 1930s. Arnaut emerges as a particularly fraught figure in Pound’s negotiations with Eliot, but also...

... educational levels, and he did so for many decades. Less known are his early work as a Browning scholar and his attempt to steer readers of Browning in a “poetical” direction based on close textual study. The history of Alexander’s 1889 Introduction to the Poetry of Robert Browning provides a point of entry...

... the pressure of anticommunism. The 1940s work of Muriel Rukeyser, turning away from an earlier documentary poetics, exemplifies her generation’s concern with the continuity between the Popular Front and World War II rather than a retreat from New Deal reform to patriotic consensus. During this understudied...

... of common aesthetic principles and universal standards” that could “be used to interpret all literary phenomena, Eastern and Western alike.” A true world poetics should not be “merely an expanded version of Western poetics” but should also “be open to dialogues with other fields of the humanities and other...

... the Renaissance poets with great nature poetry, not an idyllic but a cosmic nature poetry. Unconsciously the Renais- sance poets are aware that expansion on nature mythology is the only way of grasping the world poetically in contradistinction from other Renaissance tendencies of grasping...

..., schiichtern. These words once more demonstrate Morike’s belief in the existence of a funda- mental analogy between the natural world and the world of conscious- Eduard Morike (London, 1957), p. 137. :t ! hIOKTKE ON POETIC LANGU.\CIE ness, which gives hiin...

... in the novel) was not great. The result was that he tried to rush his audience past the human world to the realm where his own interests lay. Eager to give testimony to what he saw, he struggled to find lan- guage to serve as a vehicle for his “thought.” But in poetic usage, lan- guage and thought...

... tradition of the English Renaissance, the creation of a British mythology: the Faery Land of Spenser, the green world of Shakespeare’s romances, the Biblical and prophetic self-iden- tification of Milton. This reading of English poetic history, with Waller and Pope in the Satanic...

... might misconstrue these writers’ work as existing apart from the world, locked onto an aesthetic and poetic field seemingly detached from social actualities. In actuality, their work is joined to the sociality of a larger assemblage through language, the medium and material of their lyric. If “writing...

... purification would be undertaken, as poetic practice had finally withdrawn from the social world.9 Classicism, long a recognized position to take for poets who cov- eted distinction, was eminently adaptable to changing circumstances, such as the rise of the vernaculars or the print trade...

.... The poetic inspiration is visualized as an owl, a night bird, which comes to the speaker only after the world has gone to sleep and after its watchman has left his tower. In fact, this poet’s almost triumphant and certain belief in her poetic gift, so forcefully expressed by a thrice repeated...