Posts by: Elizabeth Bidwell Goetz (she/her)
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“in her arms she holds them”: New Kinship Structures in New American Poetry September 15, 2019
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Poems “as good as rocks”: The Construction of Rebellious Community in Alice Notley’s Mysteries of Small Houses September 6, 2017
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Writing like a Witch: Experimental Procedures in Trance (Workshop) February 22, 2015
Posted in abstract, Alice Notley, automatic writing, Bananagrams, CAConrad, event, literature, poetry, trance, workshop.
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Gendered Flânerie in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway March 13, 2014
Posted in abstract, cosmopolitanism, flanerie, literature, Michel de Certeau, modernism, theories of the city, Virginia Woolf.
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Eating Words: How to Understand Misunderstandings at Hemingway’s Cafes January 7, 2011
Posted in abstract, CUNY, Ernest Hemingway, event, literature, modernism, speech act theory.
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If This Is a Knowledge System: Thinking about Primo Levi and Martin Heidegger January 7, 2011
Posted in abstract, Beyond Human Rights?, Holocaust, Indiana University, literature, Martin Heidegger, Primo Levi.
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