"The first scholarly study of Adrienne Rich's full career examines the poet through her developing approach to the transformative potential of relationships"--
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Ed Pavli¿ is distinguished research professor of English and African American studies at the University of Georgia. He is the author of twelve books, including, most recently, the poetry collection Let It Be Broke, the novel Another Kind of Madness, and the critical study Who Can Afford to Improvise? James Baldwin and Black Music, the Lyric and the Listeners. He also wrote Crossroads Modernism: Descent and Emergence in African-American Literary Culture (Minnesota, 2002).
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Contents Introduction: “How we are with each other” Charting a Radical Geography “Our words misunderstand us.” Poems toward an Aesthetics of Experience, 1951–1970 “look at her closely if you dare” Feminism and a Relational Solitude, 1970–1981 “solitude of no absence” The Fugitive Condition of Social Solitude, 1981–1991 “so are we thrown together” Fugitive and Dissident Solitude Mobilized, 1991–2006 “Voices from open air” Mutually Embodied in Radical Solitude, 2006–2012 Coda Acknowledgments Sources of Quotations Bibliography Index
Contents Introduction: “How we are with each other” Charting a Radical Geography “Our words misunderstand us.” Poems toward an Aesthetics of Experience, 1951–1970 “look at her closely if you dare” Feminism and a Relational Solitude, 1970–1981 “solitude of no absence” The Fugitive Condition of Social Solitude, 1981–1991 “so are we thrown together” Fugitive and Dissident Solitude Mobilized, 1991–2006 “Voices from open air” Mutually Embodied in Radical Solitude, 2006–2012 Coda Acknowledgments Sources of Quotations Bibliography Index
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