Artículos relacionados a The Self`s Grammar: Performing Poetic Identity in Douglas...

The Self`s Grammar: Performing Poetic Identity in Douglas Dunn`s Poetry 1969-2011: 29 (Britannica Et Americana. 3. Folge) - Tapa dura

Rouse, Margitta

 
9783825361983: The Self`s Grammar: Performing Poetic Identity in Douglas Dunn`s Poetry 1969-2011: 29 (Britannica Et Americana. 3. Folge)
Tapa dura
ISBN 10: 3825361985 ISBN 13: 9783825361983
Editorial: Universitaetsverlag Winter, 2013

Sinopsis

This book surveys the work of a writer esteemed as one of the most respected contemporary Scottish poets. Having worked many years in Hull, Douglas Dunn is also associated with England, and his work is thus precariously located between English, Scottish and British poetries. In charting the discursive routes of his poetry's thematic and formal concerns, this study discusses poets' struggle for canonicity in the British literary field. Offering close readings of Dunn's performances of poetic self-identification and self-authorisation, the study applies and tests a theoretical approach in the analysis of poetry which radically de-stabilises the notion of 'poetry' itself. The readings do not presuppose any poetic 'essence' but understand the 'poetic' as a process of poetic identification performed by text, author, readership and changing historical contexts. The overall concern is to investigate the aesthetic friction between a socially engendered and an individually made poetics.

"Sinopsis" puede pertenecer a otra edición de este libro.

Reseña del editor

This book surveys the work of a writer esteemed as one of the most respected contemporary Scottish poets. Having worked many years in Hull, Douglas Dunn is also associated with England, and his work is thus precariously located between English, Scottish and British poetries. In charting the discursive routes of his poetry's thematic and formal concerns, this study discusses poets' struggle for canonicity in the British literary field. Offering close readings of Dunn's performances of poetic self-identification and self-authorisation, the study applies and tests a theoretical approach in the analysis of poetry which radically de-stabilises the notion of 'poetry' itself. The readings do not presuppose any poetic 'essence' but understand the 'poetic' as a process of poetic identification performed by text, author, readership and changing historical contexts. The overall concern is to investigate the aesthetic friction between a socially engendered and an individually made poetics.

"Sobre este título" puede pertenecer a otra edición de este libro.

Editorial
Universitaetsverlag Winter
Año de publicación
2013
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
3825361985
ISBN 13 
9783825361983
Encuadernación
Tapa dura
Número de páginas
320
Contacto del fabricante
no disponible
Persona responsable
no disponible