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'This essay points to ways that three writers, Gertrude Stein, Inger Christensen and Frank O’Hara, have written about or towards objects or things. Of course, poems themselves are things and to some extent I will deal with this as well. But, mostly, I will consider how these poets:
resist, rethink or refresh materiality, representation and signification, as especially seen in Stein or trace materiality – as particularly seen in Christensen – through objects as systems of objects or locate things/objects as affinities within the present and social, as O’Hara does
'I offer these thoughts as simply small points of contact in thinking about these much- studied writers.' (Publication abstract)
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https://axonjournal.com.au/issue-vol-9-no-1-may-2019/%E2%80%98-arrangement-system-pointing%E2%80%99
'An Arrangement in a System to Pointing' : Doing Things with Things
Axon : Creative Explorations
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