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The Περὶ ποιητῶν Literature. A General Outline and Survey of the Extant Fragments

Published in Trends in Classics

The Greek manuscript tradition transmits various fragments of works with the title Περὶ ποιητῶν, composed by both philosophers and grammarians from the Classical to the Imperial periods. The aim of this paper is to analyse these surviving fragments with a view to delineating the contents, forms, and characteristics of this type of literature. In th...

Quelques remarques sur la poésie de Pindare chez Marguerite Yourcenar

Dans cette étude, après une introduction portant sur le Pindare de Marguerite Yourcenar, en particulier sur sa publication, son organisation et son articulation (I), nous tentons, sans prétendre à l’exhaustivité, de donner un aperçu de la conception complexe et variée que Yourcenar avait de la poésie pindarique, en l’abordant par thèmes (II). Sans ...

‘Inhabit the poem first’: authentic encounters with poetry in the English ITE year

How does poetry feature in beginning English teachers’ experiences of learning to teach, and how are these experiences shaped by trainees’ prior educational encounters? Putting trends in contemporary secondary-school poetry pedagogy in England in theoretical and policy contexts, we indicate that unease about current practice in poetry teaching exte...

Complex Temporalities, Poetic Niches, and Insular Moments: The Poetry of Sepp Mall

Published in arcadia

The South-Tyrolean author Sepp Mall, born in 1955, is renowned for his intricate artistic poems. For the writer, composing poetry is a practice of deceleration: an act of both reducing speed and slowing down. Similarly, he describes the process of reading poems as a practice of standing still, of reflecting, and as a highly attentive practice of pe...

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