ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 21, Issue Special 39, 2017April 30, 2017 AEST
Embodied subjectivity and the project of the contemporary literary essay
Embodied subjectivity and the project of the contemporary literary essay
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue Special 39, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue Special 39, 2017
- Introduction: Essay now: the contemporary essay in Australia and beyondKylie Cardell and Rachel Robertson
- The essay as polemical performance: ‘salted genitalia’ and the ‘gender card’Sue Joseph
- Walking, talking, looking: the Calibre Essay and remembering persuasively in AustraliaDaniel Juckes
- The essay in the Anthropocene: towards entangled nonfictionDavid Carlin
- Embodied subjectivity and the project of the contemporary literary essayJulienne van Loon
- Provocatively calm: on David Malouf as essayistPatrick Allington
- The emancipatory personal essay?Ellena Savage
- Both broken and joined: subjectivity and the lyric essayPaul HetheringtonRachel Robertson
- Wild associations: Rebecca Solnit, Maggie Nelson and the lyric essayMichelle Dicinoski
- Essay (queer). The. Essay. Queer. And. All. That.Francesca Rendle-Short
- The imagined parakeet: invention and fact irrelevance in the speculative essayRobin Hemley
- From Aristotle to crime scene: a forensics of the academic essaySean Sturm
- Aqua ProfundaMarie O’Rourke
- Not a memoir: an essayLucinda Strahan
- We might as well call it a boatThreasa Meads
- Please supply own title:______________________________________Peta Murray
Loon, Julienne van. 2017. “Embodied Subjectivity and the Project of the Contemporary Literary Essay.” TEXT 21 (Special 39): 1–10. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.26085.