Telling It Slant: Avant Garde Poetics of the 1990S (Modern and Contemporary Poetics),Used

Telling It Slant: Avant Garde Poetics of the 1990S (Modern and Contemporary Poetics),Used

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The finest essays from the newest generation of critics and poetcritics are gathered together in this volume documenting the growth in readership and awareness of avantgarde poetries.This collection demonstrates the breadth and openness of the field of avantgarde poetry by introducing a wide range of work in poetics, theory, and criticism from emerging writers. Examining the directions innovative poetry has taken since the emergence and success of the Language movement, the essays discuss new forms and the reorientation of older forms of poetry in order to embody present and ongoing involvements. The essays center around four themes: the relation between poetics and contemporary cultural issues; new directions for avantgarde practices; indepth explorations of current poets and their predecessors; and innovative approaches to the essay form or individual poetics.Diverging from the traditional, linear argumentative style of academic criticism, many of the essays in this collection instead find critical forms more subtly related to poetry. Viewed as a whole, the essays return to a number of shared issues, namely poetic form and the production of presentday poetry. While focusing on North American poetry, the collection does reference the larger world of contemporary poetics, including potential biases and omissions based on race and ethnicity.This is cuttingedge criticism at its finest, essential reading for students and scholars of avantgarde poetry, of interest to anyone interested in contemporary American literature and poetry.

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