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Full-Text Articles in Rhetoric
Lineation To Liberation: The Transformative Power Of Poetic Rhetoric, Amber Rae Alvarez
Lineation To Liberation: The Transformative Power Of Poetic Rhetoric, Amber Rae Alvarez
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
This project explores the transformative power of poetic rhetoric and examines how poetry as a form of expressive art serves as a means of reclamation in the aftermath of encounters with the American criminal justice system. I contend that poetry provides a space where folks can reimagine (and reclaim) their identities, asserting their agency in empowering and authentic ways. Taking a Cultural Studies and Critical Prison Studies informed approach, this project engages the concept of lineation to liberation to conduct a close reading analysis of artist (Reginald) Dwayne Betts’ poetry. Betts’ work not only provides a powerful example of how …