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On [G A T E S] by Sahar Muradi
No full texthttps://www.usi.edu/sir/meter-reader/myself-and-strangers-archive
On Let Her Speak: Transcript of Texas Sate Senator Wendy Davis’s June 25, 2013, Filibuster of the Texas State Senate by Wendy Davis/ Counterpath Press
No full texthttps://www.thebeliever.net/repetition
Figuring an Ethical Reading Practice: Anne Carson’s ‘Whaching’
No full texthttp://rabida.uhu.es/dspace/handle/10272/1332
On Exercises in Criticism: The Theory and Practice of Constraint by Louis Bury
No full texthttps://jacket2.org/reviews/toward-embodied-critiqu
“WHAT ACTIVISM CAN LEARN FROM POETRY”: LYRIC OPACITY AND DRONE WARFARE IN SOLMAZ SHARIF’S LOOK
No full textThe essay explores whether concealing humanness or emphasizing humanness is a more effective strategy for anti-drone activism that seeks to disrupt the conventional epistemologies of militarized surveillance. Building on Édouard Glissant’s decolonizing philosophy of relation and more recent theories of gender and surveillance such as Rachel Hall’s notion of “animal opacity,” the essay argues that poetry is one place we might find an answer to what seems like a binary problem of seeing versus unseeing humanity in technologically mediated aerial warfare. I illustrate that the 2016 poetry collection LOOK by Solmaz Sharif intervenes to suggest activism that steers readers away from the logics of recognition and toward the ethical potential of concealment. LOOK garners formal elements from lyric and experimental poetry traditions to employ a strategy of resistance-looking based in multiple valences of opacity.multiple valences of opacity.https://www.journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/RIAS/article/view/1244
Poems from The Thought of Preservation
No full texthttps://x-peri.blogspot.com/2019/07/keegan-cook-finberg-excerpts-from.htm
ASSIMILATING THE ARTS: On Poetry and Difference in Yoko Ono's Grapefruit
No full texthttps://amodern.net/article/assimilating-the-arts
Advice for Good Vengeance
No full texthttps://www.twoseriousladies.org/two-poems-by-keegan-cook-finberg
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