Titlebook: Confessional Poetry in the Cold War; The Poetics of Doubl Adam Beardsworth Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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,“Lack-Land Atoms Split Apart”: Robert Lowell’s Atomic Confessions,ivion. By chronicling this volatility Lowell attests to the impossibility of containing nuclear anxiety through strategic public and political initiatives, and refigures the Cold War subject as inherently displaced and pathological.

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,The Poetics of Double-Talk: John Berryman’s , as Cold War Testimonials,nist of Berryman’s poems, seeking a subject position unconditioned by political ideals. While the identification of a core of ontological being ultimately eludes Henry, Berryman’s emphasis on the suffering body places selfhood outside of the ideological construct of US democracy and reframes it in t

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New Critical Conspiracy Theory: Randall Jarrell and the Poetics of Dissent,icity between the CIA and literary foundations), he nevertheless recognized it as symptomatic of a culture reluctant to engage the complexities and paradoxes of the postwar neoliberalism. By challenging the impersonality of New Criticism, an orthodoxy that divorced poetry from its political and hist

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