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2007

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Full-Text Articles in Poetry

Christmas Is A Time For Love And Fun Jan 2007

Christmas Is A Time For Love And Fun

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Supernatural Studies, Bridget Haley Jan 2007

Supernatural Studies, Bridget Haley

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Method Acting, Kristi Capra Jan 2007

Method Acting, Kristi Capra

Calliope

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Myth Is A Tool Of The State, Daniel Guerra Jan 2007

Myth Is A Tool Of The State, Daniel Guerra

Calliope

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Steps To Exhibition, Linda Lopez Jan 2007

Steps To Exhibition, Linda Lopez

Calliope

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Devotion, Discord, Deceit, Calliope Jan 2007

Devotion, Discord, Deceit, Calliope

Calliope

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739-7, Ben Elliott Jan 2007

739-7, Ben Elliott

Calliope

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Poems Of Fun And Failure Jan 2007

Poems Of Fun And Failure

SWITCH

Poems of Fun and Failure is an exploration of the complex experiences of failure presented in a series of eight poems.


“Out From Gens Romulum Into The Weal-Kin”: Re-Locating Modernist Poetics In David Jones’ AnathéMata And Basil Bunting’S Briggflatts, Lucie Boukalova Jan 2007

“Out From Gens Romulum Into The Weal-Kin”: Re-Locating Modernist Poetics In David Jones’ AnathéMata And Basil Bunting’S Briggflatts, Lucie Boukalova

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

In the decades following its publication in 1922, T.S. Eliot's Waste Land has become an epitome of the modernist sensibility and situation. This thesis challenges the poem's dominance and dictate over the canon of modernist poetry persisting in the academic discourse and general cultural awareness. Focusing on two post-WWII sequences by Eliot's younger contemporaries, David Jones' s Anathemata (1952) and Basil Bunting's Briggflatts (1966), this study explores alternative models and inspirative sources of the modernist poetic sequence. Through the constant comparison and contrast with Eliot's earlier articulation of the modern historico-cultural circumstance, Jones' and Bunting's specific foci and methods emerge …