How do reader and poet work together to create meaning, and how does this allow poetry to make its mark in the world? Acclaimed poet and critic Peter Robinson uses extremely fine-grained readings of both canonical and contemporary poems to make a case for their truth-telling value in culture.
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How do reader and poet work together to create meaning, and how does this allow poetry to make its mark in the world? Acclaimed poet and critic Peter Robinson uses extremely fine-grained readings of both canonical and contemporary poems to make a case for their truth-telling value in culture.
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