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Archipelago

Name: Archipelago
Brand: Station Hill Press,U.S.
SKU: 12322761
Price: 4832 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Alana Siegel
ISBN: 9781581771329

Alana Siegel

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 12322761

Publishers Station Hill Press,U.S., September 2014

ARCHIPELAGO is a pilgrimage into the origins of language, a single poem at once descent and flight,... Full description

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ARCHIPELAGO is a pilgrimage into the origins of language, a single poem at once descent and flight, where words are wings or gates: organs, entrances, questioned so as to be permitted by hidden meanings into hidden lands. Drawing from the "collagist's art" of Robert Duncan and the "composition by field" of Charles Olson, Alana Siegel approaches the poem as "world-making," weaving and challenging the discourses of philosophy, history, science, and religion-with poetry as primary. Through the material of dreams, etymologies, immediacies of the phenomenal-works of artists, poets, mystics, past and present-Siegel recovers lost knowledge so as to re-hear the poem-as-epic not in length but feeling: a cry from beyond and inside the heart of time.