Radical Poetics
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Radical Poetics
Essays on Literature & Culture
Queen, Khadijah
The University of Michigan Press
01/2025
232
Mole
9780472039791
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Preface: Radical Poetics
Chapter 1: A Radical Poetics of Love: Looking for Love in Invisible Man
Chapter 2: Not-So-Invisible Crossroads: Race, Gender, and Disability in 19th-Century American Literature
Chapter 3: A Poetics of Resistance: On Sor Juana InEs de la Cruz and Women of Action in Early Colonial Mexico
Chapter 4: Painting and Palimpsest: Ekphrasis, History, and Empathy in the Poetics of Natasha Trethewey
Chapter 5: Poetics of Intuition, Love, and Integrity: Black Time and Geographic Space in The Blue Clerk
Chapter 6: Poetics of Intuition and Feeling
Chapter 7: Muriel Rukeyser: A Study in Imaginative Poetics as Praxis
Chapter 8: Poetics of Disability: The Mess of Insistence
Chapter 9: A Sea of Troubles: Questions, Choices, and Actions Toward Redefining Literary Culture
References
Appendix A
Index
Chapter 1: A Radical Poetics of Love: Looking for Love in Invisible Man
Chapter 2: Not-So-Invisible Crossroads: Race, Gender, and Disability in 19th-Century American Literature
Chapter 3: A Poetics of Resistance: On Sor Juana InEs de la Cruz and Women of Action in Early Colonial Mexico
Chapter 4: Painting and Palimpsest: Ekphrasis, History, and Empathy in the Poetics of Natasha Trethewey
Chapter 5: Poetics of Intuition, Love, and Integrity: Black Time and Geographic Space in The Blue Clerk
Chapter 6: Poetics of Intuition and Feeling
Chapter 7: Muriel Rukeyser: A Study in Imaginative Poetics as Praxis
Chapter 8: Poetics of Disability: The Mess of Insistence
Chapter 9: A Sea of Troubles: Questions, Choices, and Actions Toward Redefining Literary Culture
References
Appendix A
Index
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19th century; Accessible; Aesthetics; African-American; American; Audre Lorde; Black; Contemporary; Criticism; Cultural criticism; Dionne Brand; Disability; Édouard Glissant; Feminism; Feminist; Fiction; Hélène Cixous; Hortense Spillers; Integrity; Intersectionality; James Baldwin; John Coltrane; Kate Chopin; Literary theory; Literature; Herman Melville; Modernism; Muriel Rukeyser; Narrative; Natasha Trethewey; Nonfiction; Philosophy; Poems; Poetics; Poetry; Pre-colonial; Saidiya Hartman; Theory; Toni Morrison; Walt Whitman; Invisible Man; Kimberlé Crenshaw; Ralph Ellison; Origin of Others; All About Love; bell hooks; The Confidence-Man; Désirée’s Baby; Blue Clerk; Frances Ellen Watkins Harper; Iola Leroy; Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kia-kiak; The Life of Black Hawk; Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz; Angela Davis
Preface: Radical Poetics
Chapter 1: A Radical Poetics of Love: Looking for Love in Invisible Man
Chapter 2: Not-So-Invisible Crossroads: Race, Gender, and Disability in 19th-Century American Literature
Chapter 3: A Poetics of Resistance: On Sor Juana InEs de la Cruz and Women of Action in Early Colonial Mexico
Chapter 4: Painting and Palimpsest: Ekphrasis, History, and Empathy in the Poetics of Natasha Trethewey
Chapter 5: Poetics of Intuition, Love, and Integrity: Black Time and Geographic Space in The Blue Clerk
Chapter 6: Poetics of Intuition and Feeling
Chapter 7: Muriel Rukeyser: A Study in Imaginative Poetics as Praxis
Chapter 8: Poetics of Disability: The Mess of Insistence
Chapter 9: A Sea of Troubles: Questions, Choices, and Actions Toward Redefining Literary Culture
References
Appendix A
Index
Chapter 1: A Radical Poetics of Love: Looking for Love in Invisible Man
Chapter 2: Not-So-Invisible Crossroads: Race, Gender, and Disability in 19th-Century American Literature
Chapter 3: A Poetics of Resistance: On Sor Juana InEs de la Cruz and Women of Action in Early Colonial Mexico
Chapter 4: Painting and Palimpsest: Ekphrasis, History, and Empathy in the Poetics of Natasha Trethewey
Chapter 5: Poetics of Intuition, Love, and Integrity: Black Time and Geographic Space in The Blue Clerk
Chapter 6: Poetics of Intuition and Feeling
Chapter 7: Muriel Rukeyser: A Study in Imaginative Poetics as Praxis
Chapter 8: Poetics of Disability: The Mess of Insistence
Chapter 9: A Sea of Troubles: Questions, Choices, and Actions Toward Redefining Literary Culture
References
Appendix A
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
19th century; Accessible; Aesthetics; African-American; American; Audre Lorde; Black; Contemporary; Criticism; Cultural criticism; Dionne Brand; Disability; Édouard Glissant; Feminism; Feminist; Fiction; Hélène Cixous; Hortense Spillers; Integrity; Intersectionality; James Baldwin; John Coltrane; Kate Chopin; Literary theory; Literature; Herman Melville; Modernism; Muriel Rukeyser; Narrative; Natasha Trethewey; Nonfiction; Philosophy; Poems; Poetics; Poetry; Pre-colonial; Saidiya Hartman; Theory; Toni Morrison; Walt Whitman; Invisible Man; Kimberlé Crenshaw; Ralph Ellison; Origin of Others; All About Love; bell hooks; The Confidence-Man; Désirée’s Baby; Blue Clerk; Frances Ellen Watkins Harper; Iola Leroy; Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kia-kiak; The Life of Black Hawk; Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz; Angela Davis
