ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 27, Issue Special 70, 2023July 31, 2023 AEST
The extreme calligraphy of the world in the poetry of Herberto Helder
The extreme calligraphy of the world in the poetry of Herberto Helder
Articles in Vol. 27, Issue Special 70, 2023
Vol. 27, Issue Special 70, 2023
- Introduction: Poetry and extremityAlyson MillerEllie Gardner
- “All that has room within it / even without / language”: the poetic technique of Paul CelanMags Webster
- Poetry’s upper limitEtienne Garnier
- Poetry and precarious memory: Ways of understanding less and lessPaul HetheringtonCassandra Atherton
- “Trace your grave”: On the poetry of The Communist Manifesto’s grave-digger thesisJayson Althofer
- Seeing the pen as a bayonet: The extremities of Vladimir Mayakovsky’s utopian imaginationMark Markovic
- “Tomar Santan Jano Thake Dudhe-Bhaate”: Exploring the Naxal movement through Bengali protest poetryShriya Dasgupta
- God, a metaphor: A meditation on Alejandra Pizarnik’s “Awakening”Caio Yurgel
- The extreme calligraphy of the world in the poetry of Herberto HelderSérgio das Neves
- Creative companionship as we face the apocalypse – an essay in conversationShady CosgroveChristine Howe
- The writing of the disaster poem: Knowing oil through global apocalypse moviesConnor Weightman
- Poetic foundations for watery terrain – three poems below VenicePaul Venzo
- 13 ways of looking at lockdownKaren Le Rossignol
- Gutted: Three Poems on Irregular StomachsCath Nichols
- PoemsKristian Patruno
Neves, Sérgio das. 2023. “The Extreme Calligraphy of the World in the Poetry of Herberto Helder.” TEXT 27 (Special 70): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.88238.