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2015
There has been a sustained campaign, in recent years, against a conception of the nineteenth century as a period of short, lyric, easily digestible poetry; an unearthing of the innumerable behemoths, the retroactive excision of which from the Victorian canon has tended to skew perceptions of the poetic aspirations of the age.
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There has been a sustained campaign, in recent years, against a conception of the nineteenth century as a period of short, lyric, easily digestible poetry; an unearthing of the innumerable behemoths, the retroactive excision of which from the Victorian canon has tended to skew perceptions of the poetic aspirations of the age.
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2018
In its most basic sense, the ‘long poem’ refers to any extended poetic work, from the long lyric to the epic. Within the context of modernism, the long poem emerged as a significant genre, channeling the authority and scope of the epic yet rejecting many traditional epic devices. Most notably, many modernist long poems abandoned narrative, replacing it
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In its most basic sense, the ‘long poem’ refers to any extended poetic work, from the long lyric to the epic. Within the context of modernism, the long poem emerged as a significant genre, channeling the authority and scope of the epic yet rejecting many traditional epic devices. Most notably, many modernist long poems abandoned narrative, replacing it
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Journal of Urban History, 2013
Chronicle literature in early twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro developed in tandem with the urban modernization that followed the abolition of slavery in 1888. Writers-flâneurs strolled city streets to observe human behavior in the new post-abolition urban environment.
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Chronicle literature in early twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro developed in tandem with the urban modernization that followed the abolition of slavery in 1888. Writers-flâneurs strolled city streets to observe human behavior in the new post-abolition urban environment.
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The long biography of the poem
Textual Practice, 2004Contemporary poetry has to contend with many kinds of distance between composition and reception. The diversity of venues for poetry has enormously increased along with the sheer numbers of readers, readings, publications and critical responses, and the time-scale in which these responses accumulate has greatly accelerated.
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Textual Practice, 2010
A tune is meaningless. Unless – it be deliberately made into, be coerced into becoming, some sign or symbol.
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A tune is meaningless. Unless – it be deliberately made into, be coerced into becoming, some sign or symbol.
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