Blind Men at the Gym single work   poetry   "first I saw the dog then the form of a man threading its way"
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Blind Men at the Gym
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  • Writing Disability in Australia

    Type of disability Blindness & vision impairment
    Type of character Secondary
    Point of view First person (non disabled)

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    y separately published work icon Westerly vol. 66 no. 2 November 2021 23572116 2021 periodical issue 'Change is a rhetoric. Some of this is cheap or jargonistic: change processes, forces of change, fife-changing, changing hands, hearts, minds, spots, seas_ Some is more deliberate: the discourse of social change, policies of reform altering standards and conventions, climate change spoken of in terms of climate crisis—language used definitively to convey imperatives of action. But change phrasing is used (ironically) by conservative forces as regularly as those seeking something of revolution. With the uncertainties of global pandemic, growing awareness of ecological catastrophe and newly reimagined nationalisms, this is perhaps a realm of language ripe for creative attention. ' (Catherine Noske , Josephine Taylor and Daniel Juckes : Editorial introduction)
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