ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 21, Issue Special 41, 2017October 31, 2017 AEST
Who’s afraid of the lyric mode? Romanticism’s long tail and Adamson’s ecopoetics
Who’s afraid of the lyric mode? Romanticism’s long tail and Adamson’s ecopoetics
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue Special 41, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue Special 41, 2017
- Editorial IntroductionStephanie Green and Paul Hetherington
- Writing and Romantic ExileHasti AbbasiStephanie Green
- ‘Monster in the sky’: Hibakusha Poetry and the Nuclear SublimeAlyson MillerCassandra Atherton
- Renegotiating Nature: Writing the Post-Romantic Australian CityChantelle Bayes
- Who’s afraid of the lyric mode? Romanticism’s long tail and Adamson’s ecopoeticsWillo Drummond
- More and less authenticity: A cognitive approach to re-visioning the Romantic legacy of authenticity in manuscript copy of Wordsworth’s poem ‘The Waggoner’Marcelle Freiman
- Romancing TheftHarriet Gaffney
- Contemporary Theatrical Landscapes: The Legacy of Romanticism in two examples of contemporary Australian Gothic dramaLinda Hassall
- Writing into or drawing from? Self-manifestation through movement in contemporary writing of spaceCatherine Noske
- Creaturely Shifts: contemporary animal crossings through the alluring trace of the Romantic sublimeSusan Pyke
- A Romantic Entanglement with EcopoetryAnne Stuart
- Grounding the ‘auto-intoxicated’ Romantic poet: A socio-material theory of poetic praxisMaria Takolander
- Writing Time: Coleridge, Creativity, and CommerceKim Wilkins
Drummond, Willo. 2017. “Who’s Afraid of the Lyric Mode? Romanticism’s Long Tail and Adamson’s Ecopoetics.” TEXT 21 (Special 41): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25929.