Ecstatic émigré : an ethics of practice /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Ann Arbor, Michigan :
University of Michigan Press,
[2018]
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| Series: | Poets on poetry.
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Prologue: reading and writing spiritual utility
- Preliminaries
- Apology
- A concrete memoir
- From Without sovereignty
- "It might have begun differently"
- Revising the parade : against the poetry of witness
- Reclaiming paradise
- A hinge-history : Robinson Jeffers and Brenda Hillman
- A garden is a frame structure
- From Erasing names, multiplying alliances (Salt Lake City via Memphis via Las Vegas)
- Snow in America (Boston)
- Nearing cradle
- Native stranger
- Lessons of the whirlwind
- The citizen stranger : an ethics of definition
- The instant
- Interview for The Range of the Possible, conducted by Tod Marshall (The Secularist and Utopic)
- Interview for Barrow Street, conducted by Derek Pollard (Utopic and The Devotion Field)
- The poet on the poem : For My Lost Original : Elegy Is a Seeking in "Everybody's Autobiography" (Missing Her)
- Interview for Omnidawn Press, conducted by Rusty Morrison (Truth of My Songs : Poems of the Trobairitz)
- Poetics statement for Poetry Society of America, "In their own words" (O, Heart)
- Interview with Thomas Barkman for Barrow Street (O, Heart).