Session Information
Description: Panelists examine the resurgence of the term lived experience in recent scholarship and seek a new theoretical articulation of its place in poetry studies. Bringing to bear research in French, Latin American, British, German, and American poetry, from the nineteenth century to the present, discussants explore what the term affords as an alternative to such frameworks as the “neurological turn” and the “affective turn” in humanities scholarship.
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Speakers
Glenn W. Fetzer, New Mexico State U, Las Cruces
Virginia Jackson, U of California, Irvine
Elisabeth W. Joyce, Edinboro U
Robert George Kaufman, U of California, Berkeley
Vincent Sherry, Washington U in St Louis
Presider
Atti Viragh, U of California, Berkeley