An edition of Form, power, and person in Robert Creeley's life and work
(2010)
Form, power, and person in Robert Creeley's life and work
by Stephen Fredman
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Form, power, and person in Robert Creeley's life and work
2010, University of Iowa Press
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1587298597 9781587298592
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Table of Contents
1. Form. Robert Creeley out of school: the making of a singular poetics / Marjorie Perloff
What does echoes echo? / Charles Altieri
Revisiting seriality in Creeley's poetry / Alan Golding
2. Power. The repeated insistence: Creeley's rage / Michael Davidson
The hole: death, sexual difference, and gender contradictions in Creeley's poetry / Rachel Blau DuPlessis
Momently: the politics of the poem / Peter Quarterman
3. Person. Reconsidering the company of love: Creeley between Olson and Levetov / Libbie Rifkin
Scenes of instruction: Creeley's reflexive poetics / Peter Middleton
Creeley's contextual practice: interviews, conversations, and collaborations / Stephen Fredman
What is experience? / Benjamin Friedlander.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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