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Bordering, Dissolving, Meeting, Regeneratingolar Evelyn Araluen and settler ally Clare Land, Cassidy identifies specific examples of contemporary “white” poets who have attempted to define solidarity through their writing methods. She considers the industrial and cultural work to be done by fellow settler poets and readers in relation with sovereign voices.

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Introduction: New Directions in Contemporary Australian Poetry?,nst historical, structural, epistemic oppressions. The editors argue that this book demonstrates the possibilities of community; each constellation of essays constitutes a direction in contemporary Australian poetry opening onto and enlarging discursive space.

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Just Poetryindifference to colonizers) can catalyze narratives working toward restoration. Speaking directly to Indigenous readerships, “Just Poetry” asserts fury and misery—the gall, the bile, the cortisol—binds Indigenous peoples together more than platitudes of hope, before asking

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“If You Don’t Mind Me Arsing”: Insubordination and Land in Marty Hiatt’s ot land. What is evoked in this reading, in the context of the earth’s adversarial relation to Empire (and in that of climate change), is not the earth’s limits (which some accept and some deny), but the earth’s manifold deployment of elemental forces against all bodies.

Inelasticity

dysphagia

Filibuster

Archiving the Undercommons: An Infrastructural Reading of Contemporary Australian Poetryt reveal its internal contradictions and fissures. This lively infrastructure of small presses, journals and events constitutes an “undercommons” (Harney and Moten), created and sustained by the community, neither unified nor static, from which it emerges and to whom it is addressed.

resilience