y separately published work icon Plumwood Mountain : An Australian Journal of Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics periodical issue   poetry   peer reviewed assertion
Alternative title: Embodied Belonging : Towards an Ecopoetic Lyric
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... vol. 8 no. 1 November 2021 of Plumwood Mountain : An Australian Journal of Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics est. 2014 Plumwood Mountain : An Australian Journal of Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics
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'What is generally understood by the term ‘lyric poetry’? The prominent lyric theorist Jonathan Culler (99), proposes that lyric poetry is seen as the expression of a single consciousness in figurative language and usually takes the form of a short poem voicing personal feeling. If that is the case, what might an ‘ecopoetic lyric’ look like? Tom Bristow (15) writing on the ecopoetic lyric, or as he terms the ‘Anthropocene lyric’, believes that ecopoetry should distance itself from anthropomorphic descriptions of nature and integrate conceptions of humanity’s impacts on the planet.' (Sophie Finlay : Introduction to Embodied Belonging: Towards an Ecopoetic Lyric

Notes

  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:

    Rewilding and Body Reclamation by Stefanie Kirby

    Edwardsia Ivelli by Veronica Fibisan

    Before I Have Time to Grieve and Pluviophile, Meet the Observer by King Llanza

    Needlefish by Lorelei Bacht

    Sea Ice Breakup, From Erebus' Summit by Tehnuka

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2021 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
In the Bright Parthenon of the Hearti"The longer I stay the less I feel", Jenny Pollak , single work poetry
Space Is Blue in Beingi"Space is blue as morning", Jill Jones , single work poetry
The Sky Is The Great Entrancei"What is the world of breath?", Jill Jones , single work poetry
Summer Evening at the Lakei"In the long gloaming of a slow", Rose Lucas , single work poetry
Understoryi"The wood moth lies weightless now", Brenda Saunders , single work poetry
Invasion Speciesi"where yellow-spotted goannas lay their eggs", Gaele Sobott , single work poetry
The Deciduous Quartet, Jane Downing , sequence poetry
A Swarmi"With the wind at my back", Jane Downing , single work poetry
The Spiky Onesi"Plane trees", Jane Downing , single work poetry
Fossil Hearti"Concrete is not a blank canvas", Jane Downing , single work poetry
Fairy Delli"The massacre was down the laneway", Jane Downing , single work poetry
Colonyi"cool morning ants", Betty Johnston , single work poetry
Edge, Holdi"it has a depth that keeps going—", Stuart Cooke , single work poetry
An Optimist at Hearti"such a small heart—", Kristen Lang , single work poetry
The Always and Never Returningi"I’m in a crowd, whipped awake by the weather,", Kristen Lang , single work poetry
Fogg Dami"Old people would tell me", Jacqui Malins , single work poetry
I Dance a Spotted Gumi"bark peels loose", Nicole Rain Sellers , single work poetry
Excerpt from ‘At Kamay’i"Cl(if)f sonnets", Jake Goetz , single work poetry
The Levadeiroi"On the Island of Madeira", Willo Drummond , single work poetry
Seasons Through the Kitchen Windowi"the tree gives me mangos", Jax Bulstrode , single work poetry
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