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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Poetic Prose"”.

  1. The Literature of Loss: Modernity, Poetic Prose, and the Tendency Toward Contradiction

    … traces the historical and formal development of poetic prose beginning in the late eighteenth century through the mid to late nineteenth century. Drawing on research in poetics, narrative theory, genre theory, philosophy, and socioeconomic analysis and ideology, this study positions poetic

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  2. The genesis of poetic prose in the works of Louis-Ferdinand Celine through the transgressive and maieutic agency of the figure of the Double

    … as a vehicle for the production of the author's poetic prose. To this end, we interrogate the role of the Double as a coping mechanism for the author's fractured psyche caused by the trauma of his war experiences and a concomitant horror Celine perceived as extant in man's inhumanity to man, …

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  3. Clasp

    <p>Clasp is a diptych composed of two books of poetic prose. Book One is titled<em> Between Grammars</em>. It is a story that explores the invisible architectures built between people and their vocabulary while reading and writing. Book Two is titled <em>Clasp</em>, a book that tracks and collects— …

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  4. Iconoclast in the mirror.

    … Hoagland, W.H. Auden, Adrienne Rich, and the poetic prose of Hélène Cixous provide textual examples of an evolving aesthetic in which the poet's self and world comprise multiple dynamic, open relationships supplanting one in which simple correspondences between signifiers and signifieds define …

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  5. Culture is not your friend: Psychedelic literature of the 20th century and its subversive effect in an industrial world

    … respective administrations. It often displayed poetic prose that pointed well beyond its time and culture, acting as a natural bridge between Western psychedelia and Eastern philosophy and arguably leaving powerful ideas for the 21st century to play with.

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  6. Greek Elements in John Millington Synge's Riders to the Sea

    … sublimated the life of the islanders by his poetic prose, enlivened it by his colorful imagery, and endowed it with noble sentiment. Synge found an environment that was romantically primitive. |The drama in its simplicity, lucidity, dignity, and interpretation of a simple humanity is like a …

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  7. Moving with Words, 1950s–1980s: Language, Notation, Choreography

    … between his notational language and his poetic-prose text, Ailing Dancer. In Chapter Four, I treat Beckett’s language notation for Footfalls as a reflection on the betweenness of choreographic or directorial voice—a voice that writes into itself the imagination of another. In Chapter …

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  8. Big City

    <p>The dissertation is a creative prose project entitled “Big City.” The book will be divided into four sections. It consists of sets of twelve vignettes with the same titles that are interspersed within their sections, as well as longer poetic prose pieces, and twelve short stories. The first …

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