Unoriginal Genius: Poetry by Other Means in the New Century
Explores how modern poets create new works through appropriation, citation, and digital technologies, redefining notions of originality and authorship.
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Examines the shift in poetic practice during the new century toward works that rely on existing texts and technologies.
Discusses the concept of unoriginal genius and its implications for authorship and creativity.
Analyzes examples of poetry that incorporate appropriation and citation as central techniques.
Considers the influence of digital media on the production and reception of contemporary poetry.
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