Commentaries on the links between nature and poetry.
Table of Contents
Articles
| Introduction: "Eleven Windows into Post-Pastoral Exploration" | |
| Franca Anik Bellarsi | 1-10 |
| “‘Narratives from Another Creek’: Judith Wright and the Poetics of Water in Australia” | |
| Stephen Harris | 11-20 |
| “Seamus Heaney’s Elemental Ecopoetics: Earth, Water, Air and Fire” | |
| Juan Ráez Padilla | 21-30 |
| “‘I am not a Tree with My Root in the Soil’: Ecofeminist Revisions of Tree Symbolism in Sylvia Plath’s Poetry” | |
| Irena Ragaišienė | 31-41 |
| “Poe(trees) of Place: Forest Poetics from Lithuania to Tasmania” | |
| Claire Jansen | 42-54 |
| “‘Pull Down Thy Vanity’: Post-Pastoral Subject in Ezra Pound’s Cantos” | |
| Julia Fiedorczuk | 55-64 |
| “‘A Moon Without Metaphors’: Memory, Wilderness, and the Nocturnal in the Poetry of Don McKay” | |
| Joanna Dawson | 65-75 |
| “Goin’ to Nature to Reach Double Consciousness: A Du Boisian Methodological Journey to Graves of the Formerly Enslaved” | |
| Angela Leonard | 76-91 |
| “Patrick Kavanagh - An Irish Pastoral Poet in the City” | |
| Rosemarie Rowley | 92-103 |
| “The Funny Side of Nature: Whitman, Ginsberg and America’s ‘Dark Poet’” | |
| Paul McDonald | 104-113 |
| “Recycles: the Eco-Ethical Poetics of Found Text in Contemporary Poetry” | |
| Harriet Tarlo | 114-130 |
Commentary
| “Poetry's Evolving Ecology: Toward a Post-Symbol Landscape” | |
| Rich Murphy | 131-140 |
Professional Notes
| Call for Papers - "Tools of the Sacred, Techniques of the Secular" Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 4-7 May 2010 | |
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