Out of Everywhere: Linguistically Innovative Poetry by Women in North America and the UK

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is over," (17), Perelman argues, "to unravel recent received ideas of language writing as a uniform practice," as part of a larger effort "to reconfigure the categories of literary history" (11).

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Parataxis, as Perelman argues convincingly, need not spell any of these things, and the critic must differentiate between the meaningful relationship of the individual sentences, for example, in "China," and the sheer piling up of depthless images that Jameson and others have taken to be a hallmark of capitalism. Even without O'Sullivan's introduction and Mulford's afterword, the poems included (many by the same authors Perelman discusses) testify to the enormous strength of language poetry and its cognates in the 1990s. Her characters are multi-dimensional and she deals with complex social issues, sometimes with a hint of satire and keen wit.The next stage is to look very carefully at your scrap, what does the colour shape and texture suggest? Only one story here dragged for me; I found "Slow Music" both drawn out and trite, a long doggerel a bit too precious and without much final pay-off.

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In Bernstein's case, no matter how "antiabsorptive" the poet's language is, the reader inevitably tries to translate it back into some form of coherent discourse, thus cushioning the poet's transgressive thrust. Not sure the solution makes sense or works, but Tiptree throws out a lot of interesting tidbits to chew on and it definitely gets you thinking. She told the couple that she miscarried and ran away with Pearl; Mia's parents hadn't heard from her since. But any POD (Pupil of Dangerology) knows that schools are full of DANGER - from VAMPIRE teachers to HAUNTED BOOKS! I've read it several times and it's horrifying because it goes in a sort of "Handmaid's Tale" direction where women are subjugated by men, except it goes a step further because the men kill them all.D. and Lorine Niedecker, and it admits to having reamed a great deal from the language poetry of its male counterparts.