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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width: 229x152 mm
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-May-2003
  • Izdevniecība: Wesleyan University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0819566446
  • ISBN-13: 9780819566447
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width: 229x152 mm
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-May-2003
  • Izdevniecība: Wesleyan University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0819566446
  • ISBN-13: 9780819566447
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How writing and motherhood influence one another.

The Grand Permission is a book of deeply enriching and articulate meditations on motherhood and the composition of poetry by practicing poets. The 32 contributors write with originality and commitment about the startling, intense and dynamic connections between motherhood and creative achievement--connections that shed new light on the nature of language and genre, the practical life of mothering and the writing vocation. The book combines intimacy of tone and discussion of serious personal issues in new essays written in varied and innovative forms. This wonderful book is an ideal gift for mothers of all ages and creative pursuits, and especially valuable for writers concerned about how life decisions impact artistic choices.

CONTRIBUTORS: Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge, Jill Bialosky, Eavan Boland, Stephanie Brown, Norma Cole, Gillian Conoley, Toi Derricotte, Barbara Einzig, Carolyn Forche, Kathleen Fraser, Susan Gervirtz, Dale Going, Susan Griffin, Mimiko Hahn, Carla Harryman, Fanny Howe, Erica Hunt, Claudia Keelan, Maxine Kumin, Laura Moriarty, Carol Muske, Alice Notley, Alicia Ostriker, Maureen Owen, Frances Phillips, Pam Rehm, Elizabeth Robinson, Camille Roy, Mary Margaret Soan, C.D. Wright.

Recenzijas

"Only in recent decades have numerous women been able to combine being a mother and a poet. These bold and revelatory meditations testify to the significance of that development for the continual reinvention of poetry." - Lynn Keller, Professor of English, University of Wisconsin-Madison; "This invaluable anthology charts major cultural and ethical shifts concerning the once (mutually) exclusive figures of mother and poet. The formally diverse pressures accompanying these simultaneously intimate and public roles are deftly compelling." - Ann Vickery, author of Leaving Lines of Gender

Papildus informācija

Patricia Dienstfrey's volume of prose-poetry, "The Woman Without Experiences" (1995) won the America Award for Fiction. Brenda Hillman has been a recipient of the Delmore Schwartz Memorial Award for Poetry.
Foreword vii
Introduction xiii
Part One Piecing Commotion: Social and Historical Contexts
Motherhood and Poetics
3(8)
Maxine Kumin
When as a Girl on the Plains of Minnesota
11(6)
Maureen Owen
The World Is Not Precisely Round: Piecing Commotion (on writing and motherhood)
17(8)
Erica Hunt
Not a Perfect Mother
25(8)
Stephanie Brown
My Motherhood
33(4)
Camille Roy
Erasing Names, Multiplying Alliances
37(10)
Claudia Keelan
Writing Natural Birth
47(8)
Toi Derricotte
Emergence
55(12)
Carolyn Forche
Part Two Ob (lit) eration: Genre and Representation
The Other Sylvia Plath
67(8)
Eavan Boland
Pulse and Impulse: The Zuihitsu
75(8)
Kimiko Hahn
And the Motherhood of Poetics
83(8)
Susan Griffin
Elaborations of Between: The Interpolation of a Child into a Writer's Poetics
91(12)
Mary Margaret Sloan
The Writing Being
103(8)
Laura Moriarty
Radiance in the Story Lattice
111(10)
Patricia Dienstfrey
Parallel Play
121(16)
Carla Harryman
Part Three Signals Given: Language Paradigms
Doublings
137(8)
Alice Notley
To book as in to foal. To son
145(10)
Kathleen Fraser
Notes on ``Listen''
155(10)
Alicia Ostriker
Beyond Impatience: On Motherhood and Poetry
165(6)
Pam Rehm
Allowance: A Poetics of Motherhood
171(6)
Frances N. Phillips
The One Absolutely Beautiful Thing: My Relationship to Poetry and Motherhood Through the Voices of Women Poets
177(10)
Jill Bialosky
Heart Murmur
187(8)
Carol Muske-Dukes
In a Ring of Cows Is the Signal Given: Ruminations on Mothering and Writing
195(8)
C.D. Wright
Part Four A Third Space: Temporal and Other Crossings
Language and the Gaze at the Other---A Poetics of Birth
203(8)
Gillian Conoley
Eighty-Five Notes
211(6)
Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge
Resuscitations
217(4)
Susan Gevirtz
Untitled (M)
221(4)
Norma Cole
Poetma
225(10)
Dale Going
First Things First: notes toward a discovery of Being a Mother Being a Writer
235(10)
Barbara Einzig
Split, Spark, and Space: A Poetics of Shared Custody
245(10)
Brenda Hillman
Gaps, Overflow, and Linkage: A Synesthesiac Look at Motherhood and Writing
255(8)
Elizabeth Robinson
The Pinocchian Ideal
263(4)
Fanny Howe
Acknowledgments 267(2)
Index 269


Patricia Dienstfrey's most recent book of prose-poetry, The Woman Without Experiences (1995), was the winner of the America Award for Fiction. She is a co-founder of Kelsey Street Press. Brenda Hillman is the author of Cascadia (Wesleyan, 2001). She has received many awards, including the Delmore Schwartz Memorial Award for Poetry. Rachel Blau DuPlessis is Professor of English at Temple University.