Book Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry PDF Download - Joseph Shafer

Download ebook ➡ http://filesbooks.info/pl/book/767219/1424

Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry
Joseph Shafer
Page: 280
Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
ISBN: 9783031894466
Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland

Download or Read Online Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Free Book (PDF ePub Mobi) by Joseph Shafer
Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer PDF, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Epub, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Read Online, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Audiobook, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer VK, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Kindle, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Epub VK, Appearing Beside Text: Uprisings of In-difference in Post-1945 American Poetry Joseph Shafer Free Download

Overview
Appearing beside Text introduces how the negative space between print can appear as another type of text. If indeed text is any perceived material with a sense of meaning, then underlying pages may also enter the textual surface when visibly materializing for our reflection. But that movement involves not only perceiving different materials but conflicting senses of each. It raises a level of play long outlawed by common-sense theory, since blank pages are meant to epitomize the most repressed or radically excluded. Yet frameworks based on such hierarchies or absolute alterity are unsettled when paginal bodies start appearing inside and outside ‘the work’ of art. This transitioning into aesthetics, and its historico-political implications, are mapped here across the landscape of post-1945 American poetry, through poems and prose, novels and nonfiction, by poets as diverse as Claudia Rankine, Ronald Johnson, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Rosmarie Waldrop, Barbara Guest, Susan Howe, and Charles Olson.