A sense of regard : essays on poetry and race / edited by Laura McCullough.

"McCullough has collected the voices of living poets and scholars in thoughtful and considered exfoliation of the confluence of poetry and race in our time: the difficulties, the nuances, the unexamined, the feared, the questions, and the quarrels across aesthetic camps and biases. The book bri...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ProQuest)
Other Authors: McCullough, Laura, 1960- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Athens : University of Georgia Press, [2015]
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Laura McCullough
  • I. Racialization & reimagination: Whitman & the new Americans
  • America singing: an address to the newly arrived peoples / Garrett Hongo
  • Song / Sara Marie Ortiz
  • Finding family with Native American women poets / Ravi Shankar
  • Walt and I: what's American about American poetry? / Ken Chen
  • Inaugural poems and American hope / Jason Schneiderman
  • Refusal of the mask in Claudia Rankine's post-9/11 poetics / Joanna Penn Cooper
  • I am not a man / Camille T. Dungy
  • II. The unsayable & the subversive
  • Shut up and be black / Matthew Lippman
  • Unsexing I am Joaquin through Chicana feminist poetic revisions / Leigh Johnson
  • New female poets writing Jewishly / Lucy Biederman
  • Looking for Parnassus in America / Tim Liu
  • The radical nature of Helene Johnson's This waiting for love / Hadara Bar-Nadav
  • Writing between worlds / Timothy leyrson
  • Letting science tell the story / Paula Hayes
  • Identity indictment / Travis Hedge Coke
  • III. Imperialism & experiments: comedy, confession, collage, conscience
  • Carrying continents in our eyes: Arab American poetry after 9/11 / Philip Metres
  • A mystifying silence: big and black / Major Jackson
  • WRiting white / Martha Collins
  • Writing like a white guy / Jaswinder Bolina
  • Whiteness Visible / Tess Taylor
  • The gentle art of making enemies / Ailish Hopper
  • No laughing matter: race, poetry, and humor / Tony Hoagland
  • The unfinished politics of Nathaniel Mackey's Splay anthem / Patrick S. Lawrence
  • IV. Self as center: sonics, code switching, culture, clarity
  • Code switching, multilanguaging, and language alterity / Mihaela Moscaliuc
  • New living the old in a new way: the jazz idiom as post-soul continuum / Adebe Derango-Adem
  • Arthur Sze's tessellated poems / Gerald Maa
  • Ed Roberson and the magic hour / Randall Horton
  • Asian Americans: the front and back of the bus / David Mura
  • One migh could heah they voice: conjuring African American dialect poems / Charles H. Lynch
  • What's American about American poetry / Kazim Ali
  • What it means to be an American poet / Rafael Campo.