Jun 2026· College Literature· Vol 53, pp. 509 - 530· 0 citations· 27 references
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Abstract:This essay offers an account of the small press Commune Editions, which emerged from Occupy Oakland. It analyzes the ways that the press and its publications—a number of collections of poetry—build various forms of infrastructure. These forms of infrastructure include the material apparatus of editing and publishing, the representation of infrastructure (those that belong to the status quo and those that are revolutionary), and the experience of historical limits in political struggles. The essay makes a case for the relevance of the poetry of Commune Editions in its imagination of a post-capitalist infrastructure and in its recognition of the infrastructural conditions of the capitalist present. It reads poetry by a number of poets, including Joshua Clover, Wendy Trevino, Juliana Spahr, Sean Bonney, and Heriberto Yépez. It engages with Marxist theories of poetry and poetics, as well as accounts of radical traditions of poetry in the US (especially of the Language poets and of social movement poets).
The study provides biographical information, an overview of the scientific heritage and a literary‑critical analysis of the poetic work of E.Yu. Ovsyannikov. It also outlines the range of scientific interests of the candidate of pedagogical sciences, asso‑ ciate professor and translator, and highlights his achievements...
N. Zakirova, Svetlana E. Ovsyannikova· Vestnik slavianskikh kul'tur...· 0 citations
Tadeusz Różewicz perceived World War II as an apocalyptic catastrophe that brought about the death of poetry. He acknowledged that existing means of expression were powerless in the face of the extermination of Jews, and that this inadequacy evidenced the exhaustion of earlier poetic forms. Różewicz felt compelled to...
P. Stępień, Agnieszka Jeżyk· The Polish Review· 0 citations
This article examines the role of poetry published in the late nineteenth-century Lithuanian monthly periodicals Aušra (The Dawn, 1883– 1886) and Varpas (The Bell, 1889–1905) in shaping modern Lithuanian national consciousness. Although Aušra has traditionally been interpreted within the paradigm of Romanticism, the ar...
This article analyses forms of lyric subjectivity in the works of the generation of Indonesian poets that emerged in the 1980s, situating them in the debate between ‘universal humanism’ and ‘socialist realism’ as it played out from the 1950s to the 1980s. The article closely reads poems by Acep Zamzam Noor, Kriapur,...
Daniel Owen· Bijdragen tot de taal-, land...· 0 citations
The article is devoted to the study of the poetic and genre features as well as the genesis of traditionalism in Uzbek poetry of the first half of the 18th–19th centuries, with a particular focus on the Kokand literary milieu. The aim of the research is to determine the contribution of poets from this period to the dev...
Nazmiya M. Mukhitdinova· Vestnik of Saint Petersburg...· 0 citations
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