The Poiesis of History : : Experimenting with Genre in Postwar Italy /

The Poiesis of History : : Experimenting with Genre in Postwar Italy / / Keala Jewell.

In The Poiesis of History, Keala Jewell offers insightful readings of three innovative postwar Italian poets—Pier Paolo Pasolini, Attilio Bertolucci, and Mario Luzi—who, she maintains, have developed a historicized "content of the form" with complex implications for postmodernist poetics a...

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The Poiesis of History : Experimenting with Genre in Postwar Italy / Keala Jewell.
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- CHAPTER ONE. History and Poetry -- CHAPTER TWO. Palimpsests and Rome -- CHAPTER THREE. Ilaria and Italia -- CHAPTER FOUR. Sorrow and Genre -- CHAPTER FIVE. Epos and Fragment -- CHAPTER SIX. Compromise and Distance -- CHAPTER SEVEN. The Interrogative Epos -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Index
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In The Poiesis of History, Keala Jewell offers insightful readings of three innovative postwar Italian poets—Pier Paolo Pasolini, Attilio Bertolucci, and Mario Luzi—who, she maintains, have developed a historicized "content of the form" with complex implications for postmodernist poetics and genre theory.
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Italy.
Literary Studies.
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Frontmatter --
Contents --
Preface --
CHAPTER ONE. History and Poetry --
CHAPTER TWO. Palimpsests and Rome --
CHAPTER THREE. Ilaria and Italia --
CHAPTER FOUR. Sorrow and Genre --
CHAPTER FIVE. Epos and Fragment --
CHAPTER SIX. Compromise and Distance --
CHAPTER SEVEN. The Interrogative Epos --
Conclusion --
Works Cited --
Index
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CHAPTER ONE. History and Poetry --
CHAPTER TWO. Palimpsests and Rome --
CHAPTER THREE. Ilaria and Italia --
CHAPTER FOUR. Sorrow and Genre --
CHAPTER FIVE. Epos and Fragment --
CHAPTER SIX. Compromise and Distance --
CHAPTER SEVEN. The Interrogative Epos --
Conclusion --
Works Cited --
Index
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Contents --
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CHAPTER ONE. History and Poetry --
CHAPTER TWO. Palimpsests and Rome --
CHAPTER THREE. Ilaria and Italia --
CHAPTER FOUR. Sorrow and Genre --
CHAPTER FIVE. Epos and Fragment --
CHAPTER SIX. Compromise and Distance --
CHAPTER SEVEN. The Interrogative Epos --
Conclusion --
Works Cited --
Index
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