Astrid Lorange: The Exemplary Poem is the Non-Poem
This paper was presented in the panel ‘Contemporary Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Category Archives: Archive
This is the chronological archive of all POETRY & POETICS materials from our events and seminars. To navigate the archive you can explore by date, click on the tags below each archival object, or use the search function in the menu bar.
This is the chronological archive of all POETRY & POETICS materials from our events and seminars. To navigate the archive you can explore by date, click on the tags below each archival object, or use the search function in the menu bar.
Archive by date
Holly Isemonger: Unassuming and Furtive and Stiff and Absurd:
Pleasure and Genre in a Poem by Matthew Welton. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Contemporary Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Andrew Brooks: The poem as:
restaurants, yoga mats, poems, former boyfriends or girlfriends, wives and husbands (and their photographs). This paper was presented in the panel ‘Contemporary Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Justin Clemens: First Fruits of a Barron Field
This paper was one of the keynote presentations at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Sam Moginie: ‘Four Heads’:
Genre and the Conceptual in Australian Poetry. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Australian Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Ivor Indyk: How Radical is Radical?
This paper was presented in the panel ‘Australian Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Michael Farrell: Unbeautiful Relations:
‘Waltzing Matilda’ and Colonial Poetics. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Australian Poetics’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Sean Pryor: We Never Had Paris:
Hope Mirlees and Modernist Poetics. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Orality and Writing’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Paul Magee: Composing a poem someone else wrote
This paper was presented in the panel ‘Orality and Writing’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.
Ben Etherington: ‘The Liquid Negro Language of the South’:
Claude McKay’s Exemplary Doggerel. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Orality and Writing’ at the Historical Poetics symposium.