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Acknowledgements Introduction - Poetry as Social Form Poetry and the Reading Public: Poetic Debates in the Popular Press, 1910-1940
The Modernists as Liberal: Wallace Stevens and the Poetics of Private Insurance Publicity, Sabotage, and Arturo Giovannitti's "Poetry of Syndicalism"
Poetry as Crossing: The Newspaper Verse of Anise (Anna Louise Strong)
Poetry and Its Publics in the 1990s Notes Bibliography Index
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Makoto Ochiai
reviewed Poetry and the public on August 30, 2007
Poetry and the public
Should be read by anyone trying to reconsider their reading habits or the reading habits/the canons being instilled in them. Love, also, that Rasula ends with a call to consider works in their original contexts and to resist writing for anthologies, the poetic "hall of fame." To write beyond one's immediate context is to erode the ground you have to stand on, to begin the amputation of one's own "voice." Goodbye Frederick! Goodbye Fairfax! Goodbye Leonardtown! Goodbye Lafayette!
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