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janvier 2014.The purpose of this conference is to revisit poetic modernism and its vicissitudes throughout a century of writing. Indeed from the New York Armory Show and the publication, arranged from London by Ezra Pound, of the first Imagist poems in Chicago's Poetry magazine in 1913 to Rachel Blau DuPlessis’s “surge into twenty-first century poetry and poetics,” her latest installment in an open-ended 26-year project in 2013 (Surge: Drafts 96-114), the writing of innovative verse has gone through a bewildering sequence of movements, breaks, manifestoes and revolutions. To such an extent that one may wonder if the word revolution should not be understood literally, thus pointing to a global poetics spinning on itself at an angle, its inherent obliquity failing to prevent the perpetual return of the same, and the paradoxical establishment of a tradition of the new.Such debate about radical change is unavoidably haunted by Eugene Jolas and his “Revolution of the Word” transition issue of 1929, with his much-quoted essay fostering the literary craftsman’s use of a dismantled syntax, along with his disintegration of pre-existing words and fashioning of a new, multilingual tongue—the literary means, in his view, for an intercontinental revolution. The participants will tackle the double bind of innovative writing, the transnational circulations of revolutionary claims, and the migratory forms of the new in American poetry from H.D. to DuPlessis.* Illustration : The Rose (II) de Cy Twombly (2008) © Cy Twombly Foundation.]]></string></description>
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NOTE:Rachel Blau DuPlessis is a poet and feminist literary critic living in Swarthmore, PA, and teaching at Temple University (Philadelphie, USA). Her book of literary criticism, Writing Beyond the Ending: Narrative Strategies of Twentieth Century Women Writersis just out from Indiana University Press. The complete text of "Writing" will appear next fall in the first issue of&nbsp;Ottotole,&nbsp;a new publication of prose and "writing about writing" edited by Gail Sher and Michael Amneson. Her essay, "For the Etruscans," will be included in&nbsp;New Feminist Criticism: Essays on Women, Literature and Theory,&nbsp;edited by Elaine Showalter, Pantheon, due late spring.&gt; Voir sa page personnelle (Temple Univ.) ou&nbsp;Drafting beyond the ending: On Rachel Blau DuPlessis&nbsp;(Jacket2).
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