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Poetry and Poetics
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News
- Professor Susan Gaylard's Hollow Men work Reviewed by Modern Language and Renaissance Quarterly (January 22, 2015)
- Martinique Program Students Shake Hands with French Prime Minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault (June 27, 2013)
- Louisa Mackenzie receives Honorable Mention for recent book project (February 1, 2013)
Research
- Contre-Jour. Cahier Littéraire, no. 32, Hiver 2014. "La Galerie des Absents." (poetry) Learn more
- “Sans figure aucune: La métaphore de la soif dans les Vers nouveaux de Rimbaud,” Parade sauvage, N° 22, December 2011. Learn more
- Marco De Gemmis, "Three verses," "My dear, time." Atlanta Review, Spring/Summer 2011: 42. Learn more
- Laureta Mema. "'Petrarquisant sur l'horrible' in Les Fleurs du Mal; Eros and the Art of Poetry, from the Troubadours to Baudelaire." Diss., 2011. Learn more
- Louisa Mackenzie. The Poetry of Place: Lyric, Landscape, and Ideology in Renaissance France. University of Toronto Press: 2011. Learn more
- "Lessons of the Qotidian: The Poetry of Marco De Gemmis." Italian Poetry Review, Vo. 5, 2010. 43-46. Learn more
- Poetry: the Art of Surprising. An Interview with Poet Laureate of America Mark Strand, along with A Translation of Selected Poems by M. Strand, Columbia University Poetry Review, NY 2009 Learn more
- Giuseppe Leporace, Deborah Woodard, trans. Amelia Roselli, The Dragonfly: A Selection of Poems: 1953-1981. New York: Chelsea Editions, 2009. Learn more
- Katherine Maynard. "Epic Lessons: Pedagogy and National Narrative in the Epic Poetry of Early Modern France." Diss., 2003. Learn more
- Beatrice Arduini, "Treasures of the Lilly Library: Paleographic Aspects of the Poole 26 Griselda’s Transcription." In Petrarch and His Legacies, edited by Ernesto Livorni and Jelena Todorovič. Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Learn more
- Amelia Rosselli (trans. Deborah Woodard, Roberta Antognini, Giuseppe Leporace), Hospital Series, New Directions, April 2015. Learn more
- Beatrice Arduini, "Dolente me: son morto ed ag[g]io vita! The sonnet corona of “disaventura” by Monte Andrea da Firenze." (Collected volume). Learn more