Flashing Eyes and Floating Hair: A Reading of Gwen Harwood's Pseudonymous Poetry

Cassandra Atherton

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism Artistic and Creative Research Modernist Literature and Criticism

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'Flashing Eyes and Floating Hair' explores the poetry of Gwen Harwood, focusing on the teasing slippage of her many pseudonymous poems. Bringing sub-personality theory to bear on these texts, this study subverts the poet's ostensible claims and games, finding a meaningful coherence in Harwood's creativity. This is a new, and in many cases first, reading of Harwood's pseudonymous poetry.

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