Whosoever whole /

Poems that offer an anti-capitalist consideration of life and selfhood for women in contemporary society. The poetry in Elizabeth Scanlon's Whosoever Whole asks how we arrive at and nurture a sense of self amid a culture that wants us only to consume. Navigating the fractal and often fractured...

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Main Author: Scanlon, Elizabeth, 1973- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oakland, California : Omnidawn Publishing, [2024].
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Summary:Poems that offer an anti-capitalist consideration of life and selfhood for women in contemporary society. The poetry in Elizabeth Scanlon's Whosoever Whole asks how we arrive at and nurture a sense of self amid a culture that wants us only to consume. Navigating the fractal and often fractured experiences of a citizen, a parent in the time of climate change and a woman in an embattled era, Scanlon invites the reader into an interior space filled with anger, joy, wonder and hope. Employing metaphor and metonymy, these poems portray a series of courageous portraits of the many faces a woman must wear to survive in today's culture. Whosoever Whole is an anti-capitalist love song to all who refuse to be torn apart by the market valuation of their lives.
Physical Description:83 pages ; 24 cm.
ISBN:9781632431295
1632431297