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Category Archives: Poetics
Spanish women poets of the 20s and 30s
I have photocopies of the first chapter or two of Catherine Bellver’s excellent book, that I am recycling because I keep forgetting that I have them–and do not seem to be reading the poets in question. They are listed here … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Identity, Poetics, Spain, Subject Theory, Vanguardias
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On the speaking subject
I have had this offprint for 26 years and now it is available on JSTOR. Nancy Fraser, “The uses and abuses of French discourse theories for feminist politics,” is an important article. It was important for me and will be, … Continue reading
Pour publier ces traductions
NRF Nuit blanche Erudit. Journal des traducteurs [compte rendu on Silva-Santisteban] Intralinea [translation journal] Pusteblume. Journal of translation [article on translating Huidobro] Tradabordo/Tradoeste [course website]
Uses of prosody
This series of posts is very interesting for teaching — and more.
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Remember remember
Books I can see for free online, which means barely peer at them, but think the publisher should give me, are: Aldama, ed. Latino/a Literature in the Classroom. Routledge, 2015. Venuti. Translation Changes Everything. Routledge, 2013. I must remember to … Continue reading
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Poets in Spanish and Portuguese who read and wrote in English
Observe the English language connection: we tend to think of French as the language of reference for those writing in Portuguese and Spanish, but English is of very great importance to several. We must add to this list and get … Continue reading
Posted in Modernities, Poetics, Vanguardias
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Roy Andersson’s cinematic poetry and the spectre of César Vallejo
Here is a fascinating article which, in addition, cites me. In addition, its existence proves that yes, you can productively study Spanish and Danish together.
Talking Coleridge
This is a good honors thesis, and it is very useful for my purposes. It is nice when one has students like this.
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That Lorca class
I really should develop, and keep teaching a class on Lorca. I am not a Lorca scholar but I know him fairly well and I could just follow JM’s notes and a few other threads. Or I could do Lorca … Continue reading