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General Literature – Poetry

• 2013

• 9. Periodizing English and American Nineteenth-Century Poetry inside and outside National Frames

• 118. Challenging Israeli and Palestinian Relations: The Protest of Poetry in a Region of Conflict

• 150. The Poet-Scholar

• 201. Margin Call: The Marginalization of (Children's) Poetry

• 244. The Poetry of Uncertainty, the Uncertainty of Poetry

• 289. Public Poetry in Britain

• 299. Women Poets of the Beat Movement: Diane di Prima, Sandra Hochman, and ruth weiss

• 340. Flying Words Project: A Creative Conversation

• 491. Lyric Theory

• 502. An Alternative Genealogy of Poetry: Elegies for Female Poets

• 571. Early Modern Contemporary: Poetry, Tradition, Innovation

• 587. The New American Poetry of Engagement

• 683. Poetry and Really Late Capitalism

• 703. Poetics and the Liberal Arts

• 738. The Question of a Dialogic Poem

• 769. Reading the "Difficult" Poem: Experimental Pedagogies from Workshop to Literature Classroom

• 2012

• 22. American Poetry in the 1890s: Culture, Convention, Canons

• 63. Reading Robert Duncan Reading: The H.D. Book

• 73. How the Recovery of Early American Indian Poetry Changes the History of American Poetry

• 85. New Approaches to Teaching H.D.

• 108. Metamorphoses of Reason and Progress in Early Modern England

• 140. Whitman and the Ultracontemporary: Between Crisis and Innovation

• 188. Jimi Hendrix and the Poetics of Song

• 222. The Afterlife of Philip Sidney: A Model of Poesy

• 267. Women Poets in the Wake of Modernism

• 279. Devotion Unbound: New Approaches to Victorian Poetics and Religion

• 343. The Cultural Place of Nineteenth-Century Poetry

• 344. Religion and Spirituality in the Long Poems of Kenneth Rexroth

• 347. A Creative Conversation with the Chinese Poet Xi Chuan

• 372. New Approaches to Civil War Poetry: Dickinson, Whitman, Melville

• 402. The Transnational Trajectories and Poetics of Keorapetse Kgositsile

• 404. Frost and the Politics of Poetry

• 427. Becoming Animal: Representations of Posthuman Kinship in Recent Hybrid Poetry

• 466. The Material Keats

• 523. Modern Love at 150: Reassessing George Meredith's Poetry

• 560. Black Poetry, Reading (Re)Publics, and the Performative in Nineteenth-Century America

• 600. Lord Byron: Poetry in Manuscript, Poetry in Print

• 637. Language in/as Living Organism: The New Genre of Geno-Poetry

• 639. Changes of Address: Letters and the Mid-Twentieth-Century American Lyric

• 673. The Poetry of 1968

• 698. Latin American Poetry: New Approaches

• 729. Refashioning the Poetics of "Post"; or, How to Imagine beyond Postmodernism

• 732. Northwest Poetry and Poetics

• 2011

• 18. Disability Poetics

• 47. New Intersections in Lorca Studies

• 128. The Epistolary Poem in a Twentieth-Century Context

• 131. Villon's Body of Verse: Food, Torture, and the Ownership of Language

• 221. Transatlantic Transactions: The Dialogue between British and American Experimental Poetry

• 246. Polyglot Poetics

• 290. Rendering Old English Poetry: A Reading and Discussion of New Poetic Translations

• 387. Other Antilyrics: Beyond the Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde+Mainstream Divide

• 403. The Grand Piano, An Experiment in Collective Autobiography: A Reading and Discussion

• 424. Historical Prosody and Poetics

• 482. Poetry Games

• 534. Jewish in America: The Poetry and Translations of Chana Bloch

• 558. Worrying the Line: Rereading African American Poetry, 1940+60

• 586. Crowds and Masses in Modernist Poetry

• 642. "Giant Steps": Jazz and Poetry

• 660. John Tranter and Jacket Magazine: A Creative Conversation

• 729. Representations of Dante's Inferno in the Visual Arts

• 2009

• 55. Sonnets in Stories

• 203. The Poet-Translator after Modernism

• 293. A Reading by Dana Gioia

• 423. Between Poetry and Psychoanalysis: Creative Conversations

• 536. Didacticism in Contemporary American Poetry

• 567. Poetry and Publics

• 590. Keats, Aesthetics, History (Twenty-Five Years On)

• 667. Sonnets, Intimacy, and Loss

• 730. Faith and Fable in the Poetry of Geoffrey Hill

• 2008

• 100. Reconceiving Poetics

• 139. The Lyric Strain: Issues in Lyric and Poetry

• 152. Poetry as an Educative Tool in the French Republic of Letters

• 193. Contemporary Poetry: Reassessments and Reevaluations

• 289. Grace Paley Writing the World: Literature and Legacy

• 406. Poetry and Pedagogy: A Panel and Plenary Discussion

• 520. Roundtable on Electronic Editions and Archives of Poetry

• 798. Poetry on the Borders of Hebrew and German

• 2007

• 64. Documentary Poetries

• 128. Late Formalisms: Some Twilights of Twentieth-Century Poetry

• 157. New Worlds on the Page Space: Science Fiction Poetry, Book Art, and Collage

• 201. Poetic Form and Disability

• 224. Roundtable on Editing Collections of Poetry

• 274. "Wrestling in the Shadows": The Religious Poetry of Nineteenth-Century American Women

• 471. A Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction Reading

• 555. Claude McKay: New Directions in Black Transnational Studies

• 607. Poetry and Globalization

• 657. Haiku by African American Writers

• 2006

• 33. Romantic Poetry: Voice, Accent, Dialect, and Silence I

• 34. Slavic Poetry in the Context of Globalization: Beyond the "Mutilated World"?

• 42. Poetries

• 61. La poésie au présent

• 67. The New Elizabeth Bishop: Responding to Edgar Allan Poe and the Juke-Box

• 73. From Sympathy to Romanticism

• 82. "I Do This, I Do That": Frank O'Hara in the Fifties

• 89. "Never Again Would Bird's Song Be the Same": Marriage and the Contemporary Lyric

• 107. The Rap on Poetic Form: Hip-Hop and Contemporary Poetry

• 117. Slow Reading

• 126. Poets Reading Poets

• 133. The Sound of Poetry, the Poetry of Sound

• 161. The Lives of the Poets

• 192. Sound Poetry

• 244. Sounding the Visual

• 268. Siting Citation: Quotation, Paratexts, and the Poetics of the Social

• 272. Poetic Sound in Translation

• 296. A Reading by Caroline Bergvall and Yoko Tawada

• 312. Williams and the Classics

• 329. Orality and Sound in Poetry

• 365. Jacques Réda: The Reenchantment of the World

• 370. Byron, Don Juan, and Ottava Rima

• 385. Poetry and Transnationalism

• 397. Romanticism: Poetry and Poetics of Sound

• 425. Reconsidering Robert Creeley (1926+2005)

• 445. African American Poetry and Performance: Collectives, Critics, Collaboration

• 458. A Philadelphia Story of Modernism, 1901+11

• 493. Beckett: Poetry, Verse, and Lyricism

• 497. Sound in Stevens

• 512. Twentieth-Century American Poet's Theater

• 541. The Cool Logic / Lógica Cool of Urayoán Noel: A Bilingual Spoken Word Performance

• 568. Music and Poe's "Poesy"

• 574. Absolutions of Poetry: The Philosophical Poem after 1967

• 576. Poetics and Cultural Studies: Engaging the Debate

• 598. Sounds like Goethe

• 616. Re-sounding the Renaissance

• 617. Denise Levertov and the Poetries of the Pacific Northwest

• 633. The Place of Place in Contemporary Experimental Poetry

• 635. Writing the Machine: Materiality and Intentionality in Digital Poetry

• 647. Masculinity, Addiction, and John Berryman

• 653. Experimental Poetry and the Visual Arts

• 673. The Sounds of Joyce

• 675. The Future of Poetry Criticism: Problems and Solutions

• 709. Rhythm and Sound in the Poetry of Emily Dickinson

• 719. "It's All in / the Sound": The Prosody of William Carlos Williams

• 738. Pound and Measure

• 760. Spenser's Acoustic Worlds

• 2005

• 12. Voice in Eighteenth-Century Poetry

• 47. Poetry and War

• 115. From Ommateum to Bosh and Flapdoodle: Fifty Years of A. R. Ammons

• 149. The Poetic Line in the Age of New Media

• 193. Rethinking Rhyme

• 198. Rethinking Lydia Huntley Sigourney: 1990+2005

• 216. Intertextuality in American Modernism's Long Poem: The Dialogical Conversation among T. S. Eliot, Hart Crane, and William Carlos Williams

• 246. A Reading by Wendell Berry

• 255. From Bebop to Hip-Hop: Breaking the Cultural Divide I

• 278. New Approaches to Elegy

• 307. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Poetry

• 331. Poets in Debate: Poetry and Politics

• 332. Pastiches and Palimtexts: Source Texts in Contemporary Experimental Poetry

• 356. Creoles, Pidgins, and Dialects as a Poetic Strategy

• 362. Rereading British and American Antislavery Poetry

• 367. New Approaches to Nineteenth-Century American Women's Poetry

• 400. Editing Whitman

• 405. Poetry and Prophecy from Shelley to Geoffrey Hill

• 488. Writing Periodically: Poetry and Periodicals

• 501. Revelation and Self-Revelation: The Poetry and Prose of Geoffrey Hill

• 520. Citizenship and the Study of United States Poetry

• 553. Black Poetics for the Twenty-First Century

• 586. Marginality and Surrealism in Modern Latin American Literature

• 630. American Poets in the Twenty-First Century: The New Poetics

• 676. Every Goodbye Ain't Gone: African American Poetry Preservation and Innovation

• 693. Else Lasker-Schüler: From the Heart

• 706. Literature and Stewardship of the Earth: A Session Honoring Wendell Berry

• 718. Anthologizing Southern Poetry

• 768. From Bebop to Hip-Hop: Breaking the Cultural Divide II

• 2004

• 9. Looking for Araki Yasusada

• 34. Poet Profiling in Spain and Latin America

• 135. Conversations with Poets: C. D. Wright

• 172. Beyond Devolution: Contemporary Poets of Scotland and Ireland

• 216. Redefining Lyric in the Twenty-First Century: A Roundtable

• 271. Wordsworth's Theory of Poetry

• 312. Cultural Strategies and Poetic Communities

• 386. Lyric Utterance and the Reader: Overheard, Performed, or Addressed?

• 448. The Poetics of Everyday Life in Postwar Poetry

• 581. Brooks and Warren's Understanding Poetry: Lasting Influences and Troubling Legacies

• 627. Poéticas experimentales, poéticas experimentais: Approximations to Visual and Sound Poetry in the Spanish and Portuguese+Speaking Arena

• 638. Visioning the Contemporary Canon

• 675. Rethinking Metonymy: A Poetics for the Twenty-First Century

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