Mara Scanlon's research while affiliated with University of Mary Washington and other places
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Publication (1)
The purpose of this essay is double—to counter Mikhail Bakhtin's contention that all poetry is necessarily monologic and therefore unethical (and, in doing so, to challenge also common assumptions about the lyric that presume a singular, personal, unified voice) and to make this claim by employing Bakhtin's own theories of dialogue in reading conte...
Citations
... Cfr. Wesling 2003, Blevins 2008, Scanlon 2007, Scanlon-Engbers 2014. 11 Bachtin stesso nota una dialogizzazione nella lirica nel XX secolo, ma come influenza del dominante romanzo sugli altri generi letterari (1984: 200) e spesso è proprio questo tipo di dialogicità che molti critici cercano nei testi poetici. ...
