Women poets of the Americas : toward a pan-American gathering /
| Other Authors: | , |
|---|---|
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Notre Dame, Ind. :
University of Notre Dame Press,
[1999]
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- Unappeasable and arrogant: women and the faces of death / María dolores Bolívar
- Rites/Rights of canonization: Andre Lorde as icon / Anna Wilson
- "The muse as fluffball": Margaret Atwood and the poetry of the intelligent woman / Martine Watson Brownley
- Infectious ecstasy: toward a poetics of performative transformation / Cynthia Hogue
- Siting the poet: Rita Dove's refiguring of traditions / Susan R. Van Dyne
- Elizabeth Bishop: war, love, race, and class / Margaret Dickie
- Rethinking the "eyes" of Chicana Poetry, or, reading the multiple centers of Chicana poetics / Cordelia Chávez Candelaria
- Formalism, feminism, and genre slipping in the poetic writings of Leslie Scalapino / Laura Hinton
- Lyn Hejinian and the possibilities of postmodernism in poetry / Charles Altieri
- Reimagining "Empire's westward course": Amy Clampitt's A Silence Opens / Celeste Goodridge
- Bishop in Brazil: writing the un-renamable / Susan McCabe
- Family values and the Jewishness of Linda Pastan's poetic vision / Sanford Pinsker
- Castings for a (new) new world: the poetry of Joy Harjo / Janet McAdams
- Mixing it up in M. Nourbese Philip's poetic recipes / Cristanne Miller
- Kozmic reappraisals: revising California insularity / Maria Damon.