| Its poetics of indeterminacy dissolves centres and borders and instantiates a refigured poetics of the body. |
| Such an explanation, of course, fails to take into account Byron's serious disagreements with Wordsworth's poetics and politics. |
| Azar concentrates on poetics and stylistics and devotes only a few pages to the panegyric of the Duke. |
| Aristotle separated rhetoric from poetics, treating rhetoric as the art of persuasion and poetics as the art of imitation or representation. |
| A history of twentieth-century American poetry is a history of women making and remaking poetics as a gendered space. |
| As early as July 1958, however, she attempted to enact the new poetics presented in the final stanza of the original and Cry Ararat! |
