Counterpoetics of Modernity : : On Irish Poetry and Modernism / / David Lloyd.
Provides a new approach to contemporary Irish poetryOffers a fresh approach to Irish poetry, bringing together well-known poets with new and exciting innovative workCombines illuminating close readings of poetry with reflections grounded in critical and aesthetic theoryIntroduces a number of contemp...
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| Place / Publishing House: | Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2022] ©2022 |
| Year of Publication: | 2022 |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Permissions
- Introduction: Counterpoetics and Colonial Modernity
- Part I: Specters of Modernity
- 1. Overture. The Burden of Discontinuity: Criticism, Colonialism, and Anti-Modernism
- 2. Crossing Over: On James Clarence Mangan’s “Spirits Everywhere”
- 3. 1913–1916–1919: Yeats’s Dates
- 4. “To Live Surrounded by a White Song,” or, The Sublimation of Race in Experiment: On the Margins of Susan Howe
- Part II: New Things That Have Happened
- 5. New Things That Have Happened: Forms of Irish Poetry
- 6. Intricate Walking: Scully’s Livelihood
- 7. Rome’s Wreck: Joyce’s Baroque
- Conclusion. Conduits for the Humane: Walsh’s Optic Verve
- Appendix to Chapter 2: Crossing Over
- Bibliography
- Index