Towards a Historical Typology of the Subject in Lyric Poetry

Henrieke Stahl

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Abstract Recent theory of lyric shows no interest in the subject, because it is no longer considered a basic generic parameter of lyric poetry. Nevertheless, the subject has resurfaced in contemporary practice in a wide range of new and complex forms specific to the lyric mode. This article suggests a multilevel model for both the formal and historical analysis of the subject in contemporary lyric poetry.

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1999Language Poetry and the Lyric Subject: Ron Silliman's Albany, Susan Howe's Buffalo 2002Zur Narratologischen Analyse von Lyrik

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