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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Anne Carson"”.
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Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne Carson
This study examines Anne Carson’s use and abuse of the lyric form, elucidating how Carson reinvigorates the lyric poem with the power of the sublime, and theorizing the relationship between poetry and knowledge. Through three critical and historical inflections, “Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne …
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“Whispers Out of Time”: Memorializing (Self-) Portraits in the Work of John Berryman, John Ashbery, Anne Carson, and Nan Goldin
… the poet John Ashbery, the classicist and writer Anne Carson, and the photographer Nan Goldin—who expanded traditional definitions and practices of portraiture. Their works—<em>The Dream Songs</em>, “Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror,” <em>Nox, </em>and <em>The Ballad of Sexual Dependency </em>(and …
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She] ⟨Ha?⟩ She
… originary study of the work of the Canadian poet Anne Carson. It attempts to respond to an injunction she once left in a book from our university library: follow the voice (ἴμεν φάμας ὄπισθεν). The voice in Anne Carson is elusive and, as a violet in winter, likes to hide itself. In truth, it is …
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UNCAGING CICADAS: Lover, Beloved, and Reader in Contemporary Love Poetry
… contemporary poets – namely John Ashbery, Anne Carson, Robert Duncan, Craig Dworkin, Robert Kendall, Jackson Mac Low, Romy Achituv and Camille Utterback – in the context of the tradition of love poetry and the overarching critical discourses offered by Erik Gray's. The Art of Love Poetry, …
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Poetry as a Pedagogy of Touch
… specifically the works of Gertrude Stein, Marianne Moore, Anne Carson, and Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, I show how ‘touch’ plays into our language, consequently affecting how we think through language.
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Table of the Sun
… workshop. Other influences include Bhanu Kapil, Anne Carson, Rebecca Solnit, and H.D.. I was also very much influenced by place: the Mojave Desert and my travels to Southern Italy in fulfillment of the International Component of this writing program.</p>
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Saudade
… authors including Bruce Weigl, Walt Whitman, Anne Carson, Rita Dove, Kim Addonizio, Dorianne Laux, among others. These authors not only formulate poetry with universal themes, realistic narratives, teeth-grinding imagery, or song-filled musicality, but they exhibit various literary devices and …
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Ramshackle, a novel, and microbursts and topologies, lyrical essays
… of lyrical essays, microbursts and topologies. Anne Carson talks about Joan of Arc’s answers at her trials, sentences spoken such as ‘The light comes in the name of the voice’, which Carson describes as ‘a sentence that stops itself. Its components are simple yet it stays foreign, we cannot own …
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Tamám : trace, reinterpretation and the periphery of poetic translation.
… contemporary poet-translators (Tim Atkins and Anne Carson) to suggest that trace is a peripheral element of writing processes. The commentary for Tamám follows these analyses and foregrounds the issues I encountered in the writing process, solutions to them, and justification of my creative …
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The Gesture of Rage in the Garden of Eden: Cliché and Catastrophe in Anne Carson’s ‘Variations on the Right to Remain Silent’, ’Just for the Thrill’ and The Beauty of the Husband
… uses three significant texts by Canadian poet Anne Carson: ‘Variations on the Right to Remain Silent’, published in Nay Rather (2013), ‘Just for the Thrill’, published in Plainwater (1998), and The Beauty of the Husband (2001), in order to examine Carson’s imaginative and conceptual use of the …
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Animals of North America, Selected Translations, and the Critical Afterword, “Extending Relational Field Theories: a Correlationist Model of Poetics & Translation”
… and aesthetics: A.R. Ammons, W.H. Auden, Anne Carson, Emily Dickinson, Lo Kwa Mei-en, Francis Ponge, Ed Roberson, William Carlos Williams, and Walt Whitman. The resistance to specialization in the above survey of poets is intentional: the suggestion of a relational field theory of poetics …
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Untimely meditations: female mysticism in medieval culture and modern scholarship
… juxtaposing the writing of Simone Weil and Anne Carson, which resonate with the removal or 'decreation' of self that form the foundation of the apophatic genre. Concluding with a survey of the so-called 'religious' or 'apophatic turn' within Continental philosophy and the humanities more …