ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2019October 30, 2019 AEST
Does function follow form? Openness and formal association in the early poetry of John Forbes
Does function follow form? Openness and formal association in the early poetry of John Forbes
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2019
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2019
- Editorial: ERA 2018 and strategic peer reviewJulienne van LoonRoss WatkinsNigel Krauth
- Fragmented narratives: Minding the textual gapNigel Krauth
- Does function follow form? Openness and formal association in the early poetry of John ForbesAidan Coleman
- Grettir in Sheffield: Rewriting Icelandic saga as a contemporary novelTony Williams
- Group-devised screenplays and film projects in Higher Education curriculumMarilyn ToflerEkaterina Pechenkina
- Writing the self as other: AutrebiographyPaul Williams
- A great, upwelling flux of mutability: Failure and error in Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick’s A Dialogue on LoveFrankie Hanman Siegersma
- Making recipes: Essaying with mess and embodied knowledgesSophie Langley
- Kurangk/Coorong atmospheres: Postcolonial stories and regional futuresEmily PotterBrigid Magner
- TEXT Poetry and Prose Oct 2019Jeremy FisherPeter NashTom MelickGershon MallerPeter NashConor RossIan SmithJulie VulcanOliver Wakelin
- TEXT Reviews October 2019Cassandra AthertonAli Cobby EckermannMoya CostelloTom Dreschler-SavageDominique HecqNataša KampmarkBronwyn LovellKevan ManwaringPablo MusleraSarah PearceDoris PushpamStayci TaylorSimon-Peter TelfordJean-Francois VernayAmelia WalkerJen WebbMags Webster
Coleman, Aidan. 2019. “Does Function Follow Form? Openness and Formal Association in the Early Poetry of John Forbes.” TEXT 23 (2): 1–23. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.18603.