Titlebook: Crisis and Contemporary Poetry; Anne Karhio (Lady Gregory Fellow),Seán Crosson (Pr Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Sounding the Landscape: Dis-placement in the Poetry of Alice Oswaldmarily in terms of .. Each of these losses is conceived of as marking the last of a certain kind of England, and, while another emerged, this was a nation far less unified by tradition and more open in outlook, lifestyle and culture than before. The problems that are thus seen to be connected with t

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Place, Narrative and Crisis in the Long Poems of Paul Muldoonet, most famously the Northern Irish Troubles, several of his poems take acts of violence, experiences of loss and separation, as well as the crises of war, terror and the ‘war on terror’ as their subject-matter. They also display a profound distrust of the kind of language that would offer any simp

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The Body of Text Meets the Body as Text: Staging (I)dentity in the Work of SuAndi and Lemn Sissayes of the art of poetry as counterstance and counterbalance — both to prevailing social norms that devalue and oppress certain groups of people based upon race and sex-gender categories, and to prevailing aesthetic traditions which denote inclusion or exclusion within the British literary compass an

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The Mundane and the Monstrous: Everyday Epiphanies in Northern Irish Poetry, the persistence of a Romantic or Symbolist desire to transgress or transcend the bounds of given experience,. responding to a crisis of confidence in experience. On the other hand, though, one is simultaneously obligated by the exigencies of the quotidian: the everyday just won’t go away.

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Displacing the Crisis: New British Poetry, Cultural Memory and the Role of the Intellectualir view on the deplorable state of contemporary British poetry. Hardly a poetry festival passes without its guest of honour lamenting the low sales figures and poetry’s marginalized position. In what has become something of a partisan war, contestants engage in the question of exactly where the blame lies for poetry’s rapid demise.

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: The Catastrophe of Lyric in John Burnside that is self-sustaining, yet it seeks from the outset to find its way to another’s heart. On a distant shoreline, the poem’s appeal may become readable and reproducible, and it may find habitation; but both the journey and the arrival are matters of chance and danger, impossible to calculate in advance.