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The Hatred Of Poetry - I too dislike it wrote Marianne Moore. I hefted my sword Microsoft Word. An entertaining personal and entirely original examination of a vocation no less essential for being impossible.

The hatred of poetry. Adults are eager Lerner asserts to return to that time of nursery rhymes when language was rich in possibility when meaning was still something to be discovered Ben Purkert The Rumpus. Poetry as a concept has a life outside of either poems or poets. Hatred of Poetry does a brilliant job showing how poets strategically disappoint our assumptions about what the medium should do. In The Hatred of Poetry Lerner looks at poetrys symbolic life and the hostility.

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No art has been denounced as often as poetry. Adults are eager Lerner asserts to return to that time of nursery rhymes when language was rich in possibility when meaning was still something to be discovered Ben Purkert The Rumpus. 9 quotes from The Hatred of Poetry. You May Also Like The Sounds of Poetry. Many more people agree they hate poetry than can agree what poetry is writes Ben Lerner in this book-length essay that denounces and defends the art form by tracking the history of the publics perception of the genre beginning with its hatred by Greek philosophers and following through with close reading of poets such as Emily Dickinson John Keats Marianne Moore and Walt Whitman. The Hatred of Poetry is engaging and fun to read but its argument shaky as it is has been made by page 20 or so and the rest is filler even if often amusingly intimate filler like I just got off the phone with my friend the poet and critic Aaron Kuninalso a student not coincidentally of.

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The Hatred of Poetry is engaging and fun to read but its argument shaky as it is has been made by page 20 or so and the rest is filler even if often amusingly intimate filler like I just got off the phone with my friend the poet and critic Aaron Kuninalso a student not coincidentally of. For one thing like a twitchy friend whose charming. Lerners little book is ponderously dull troubling itself about the impossible universality of the perfect poem a paradox without piquancy. In a sense The Hatred of Poetry winds up being a meticulous tangent about how the people who have contempt for poetry are mostly missing the point. The Hatred of Poetry. Possibly what has them worked up.

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The exchange below is an edited version of that conversation. William Shakespeare is blamed. Many more people agree they hate poetry Ben Lerner writes than can agree what poetry is. Hatred of Poetry does a brilliant job showing how poets strategically disappoint our assumptions about what the medium should do. In his new book The Hatred of Poetry Ben Lerner argues that a disdain for poetry is inextricable from the art form itself.

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I hefted my sword Microsoft Word. Lerners little book is ponderously dull troubling itself about the impossible universality of the perfect poem a paradox without piquancy. But The Hatred of Poetry also claims that certain things are only or especially true of poetry that are at least arguably the case for other activities. William Shakespeare is blamed. The Hatred of Poetry is engaging and fun to read but its argument shaky as it is has been made by page 20 or so and the rest is filler even if often amusingly intimate filler like I just got off the phone with my friend the poet and critic Aaron Kuninalso a student not coincidentally of.

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But The Hatred of Poetry also claims that certain things are only or especially true of poetry that are at least arguably the case for other activities. Its even bemoaned by poets. But The Hatred of Poetry also claims that certain things are only or especially true of poetry that are at least arguably the case for other activities. It seems questionable to suppose for. One morning I found an extra hour to eat breakfast and read the New York Times online.

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Poetry arises from the desire to get beyond the finite and the historicalthe human world of violence and difference. Perhaps The Hatred of Poetry is most compelling when reflecting on how poetry shapes our childhoods. One morning I found an extra hour to eat breakfast and read the New York Times online. I hefted my sword Microsoft Word. Lerners little book is ponderously dull troubling itself about the impossible universality of the perfect poem a paradox without piquancy.

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A book title The Hatred of Poetry leapt from the screen nearly causing me to spill green tea over the keyboardI was stunned to find that the book being reviewed was written by a poet. For one thing like a twitchy friend whose charming. In The Hatred of Poetry Lerner looks at poetrys symbolic life and the hostility. From Rattle 56 Summer 2017 download audioSandra Anfang. No art has been denounced as often as poetry.

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Many more people agree they hate poetry than can agree what poetry is writes Ben Lerner in this book-length essay that denounces and defends the art form by tracking the history of the publics perception of the genre beginning with its hatred by Greek philosophers and following through with close reading of poets such as Emily Dickinson John Keats Marianne Moore and Walt Whitman. In a sense The Hatred of Poetry winds up being a meticulous tangent about how the people who have contempt for poetry are mostly missing the point. Possibly what has them worked up. The Hatred of Poetry. The ghost of that romantic conjunction makes the falling away from poetry a falling away from the pure potentiality of being human into the vicissitudes of being an actual person in a concrete historical situation your hands in my mouth.

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In a sense The Hatred of Poetry winds up being a meticulous tangent about how the people who have contempt for poetry are mostly missing the point. Earlier this month Michael Clune spoke to Lerner at Greenlight Books in Brooklyn. The exchange below is an edited version of that conversation. Hatred of Poetry does a brilliant job showing how poets strategically disappoint our assumptions about what the medium should do. Adults are eager Lerner asserts to return to that time of nursery rhymes when language was rich in possibility when meaning was still something to be discovered Ben Purkert The Rumpus.

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