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Anne Carson

A Short Introduction

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Anne Carson

By: Craig Hannaway PhD
Narrated by: Dr. Craig Hannaway
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Anne Carson is one of North America's most successful poets as well as being an essayist, translator, and professor of classics. She calls herself a "maker" in the ancient Greek sense. Originally from Canada, Carson has taught at Princeton University and Bard College. She was a 1998 Guggenheim Fellow' and in 2000' she was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship.

Her work can be famously difficult to understand and has produced many, sometimes-contradictory interpretations, including in popular culture. (Her book Eros the Bittersweet was discussed by two characters in TV's The L Word).

This book attempts to give the listener a key into her work by tracing some of its most important patterns of form and meaning. It is aimed mainly at undergraduate students but should also be useful to graduate students and the general listener who wants to understand how Carson's work develops a particular set of obsessions and how her creative vision changes over time.

©2020 Dr. Craig Hannaway (P)2021 Dr. Craig Hannaway
Literary History & Criticism Women Student Ancient Greece Ancient History
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interesting research but the canned laughter is poorly timed, inappropriate and awful. why is gender and sexuality funny?

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