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4 Σεπ 2021 · To look at Ben Okri’s poetry in terms of commitment is even more complex, for poetry is often seen as eluding or avoiding commitment in the ideological sense of the term. Yet it is important to avoid confusing commitment with political commentary.
The essence of commitment, as defined by the relation to reality and otherness, may help us explore MacDiarmid’s poetry, and literary commitment in the 1930s. Along with these concepts, our study will make use of aesthetical, philosophical and psychoanalytical approaches.
POEMS OF COMMITMENT. I. THE HEART ATTACK. When the bell broke, shriller than sunrise, Into the unmade poem of my existence (Blue rowers of the Ganges, Farm cart anchored with jasmin) My face rose to the surface Of the looking-glass's pond, Rose to the loud flagpole, sky-colored Flowers near Calypso's grotto, Chorus of white gulls and fresh names.
These famous poems offer a glimpse into the multifaceted nature of commitment. From promising an idyllic life in Marlowe's "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" to exploring the boundless nature of love in Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?," these verses resonate with readers across generations.
In this study, ideological commitment to cultural norms is a standpoint that has led to the development of modern African poetry. The Modern African poet is seen as an advocate for cultural...
13 Σεπ 2002 · 25 Smith’s poetry provides a metatext on the connection of art aiming at autonomy and life demanding commitment: in the fashion of Deleuze and Guattari, in a non-mimetic, rhizomatic relationship, the book violently de-territorializes the world, while the world strives at re-territorializing the book up until it succeeds in de-territorializing ...
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