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  1. Beyond McPoetry: Contemporary American Poetry in the Institutionalized Creative Writing Program Era

    … examines the rise of the creative writing program in American higher education and considers its influence on contemporary American poetry. I investigate how the patronage of the university has impacted American poetry and reconfigured the contemporary literary landscape. Using Mark …

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  2. The Significance of Spaciousness: an investigation of spaciousness in the context of the residential yard

    … of the 1960s known as “the Swedish million-program era”. They are typical of post-war multi-family housing with three-storey slab blocks. The other three cases are of higher density and were completed during the early 1990s. These housing developments have a more traditional block structure. …

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  3. The Program Goes South: Australian Prose and the University, 1970-2020

    ‘Is the creative writing program’, Mark McGurl archly wonders in his landmark work of literary history *The Program Era* (2009), ‘an exceptionally *American* phenomenon?’ As he is well aware, the last half-century has seen the establishment of such programs throughout and beyond the anglosphere. If …

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  4. The Craft of Fiction: Teaching Technique, 1850-1930

    … recent scholarship, like Mark McGurl's The Program Era, that examines how writing has been taught and learned. Extending this perspective to the nineteenth century, I have been aided by criticism on British literature that view the craft of fiction discursively, like Deidre Lynch's The …

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