Stumpf | Contemporary Poetry

	Contemporary Poetry : a web symposium \| Spring 2006

Instructor: Jason Stumpf \| Department of English \| Providence College

	Discovered and Recovered Voices: A Web Symposium on Contemporary Poetry
		Introduction by Jason Stumpf

	Recovered Voices
	Garrett Doherty	“Thomas James’ Letters to a Stranger”
	Joe Anistranski	“Laura Jensen’s Bad Boats”
	Ryan Burns	“Searching For Identity and Culture”

	“As syllable from sound”: Silence and Fragment
	Haley Nielsen	“You’ve Allowed the Unknown to Permeate Your Existence”
	Carolyn Rodgers	“Small Intensities”
	Chris Chalke	“An Uncensored View of Contemporary Reality”

	At the Experimental Farm
	Kevin Shea	“A Celebration of the Individual: Existence, Authorship and Creation”
	Sarah Stickney	“A ‘Meticulously – Detailed Disaster’: Arielle Greenberg and Poetic Process”
	Alex Johnson	“Identity Crisis”

	Appropriative Poetry
	Hadley Pennington	“Seeds of Fresh in Soil of Stale: An Introduction to Dan Beachy-Quick”
	Henry Pynchon	“I’m Rubber, You’re Glue – The Style of Dan Beachy-Quick”
	Brendan Maloy	“Annotated Blanks: Jenny Boully’s Use of What Isn’t There”

	Through a Convex Lens: Poetry in Prose
	Catherine Rauseo	“A World Split Apart: The Effect of Modernity on the Human Condition as seen in Rankine’s Don’t Let Me be Lonely”
	Ryan Donnelly	“Stuck in Traffic: Seeking an Escape from Worldly Suffering in Tony Tost’sThe Invisible Bride”

	Identity and Societies
	Kate Farrell	“Good Women Keep Their Clothes On: Faith, Sex, and Modesty in Eve Grubin’s Morning Prayer”
	Samantha Pittman	“To his boy Mistress”

	Art, History, and Voice
	Rose Cournoyer	“The Artistically Rendered Project of Emily Wilson”
	Amanda Rose Silva	“Under the spreading chestnut tree”

	New Traditions and the Traditional
	Aiden Redmond	“Rock and Roll Ain’t Text Pollution”
	Nathan D'Angona	"Take Nothing for Granted"