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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"John Ashbery"”.
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Being aesthetic after the American midcentury: Frank O'Hara, Barbara Guest, John Ashbery
‘What else is there’, John Ashbery asked Kenneth Koch in 1965, ‘besides matters of taste?’ This thesis seeks to recover a neglected point of encounter between poetry and philosophy in postwar modernity: the crucial yet previously unexplored conjunction between first-generation New York poetry and …
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A Necessary Difficulty: The Poethics of Proximity in John Ashbery and Michael Palmer
… Difficulty: The Poethics of Proximity in John Ashbery and Michael Palmer Both John Ashbery and Michael Palmer are noticeably absent from recent surveys of the ethical turn in innovative American poetry during the latter half of the twentieth century. By analysing the work produced during …
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“Whispers Out of Time”: Memorializing (Self-) Portraits in the Work of John Berryman, John Ashbery, Anne Carson, and Nan Goldin
… North American writers and artists—the poet John Berryman, 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,” …
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UNCAGING CICADAS: Lover, Beloved, and Reader in Contemporary Love Poetry
… of North American 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 …
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Portfolio of compositions with commentaries 2012-2015
This writing forms part of a portfolio of works which gathers together notations and recordings made between 2012 and 2015. The writing divides into four chapters. The first chapter undertakes an examination of abstraction. From the proposition obtained therein, that it is possible to extend within …