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Introduction,m and content, engages with some of the most pressing and urgent social and cultural issues. These issues include, but are not limited to, relationships between political, social and cultural structures, between people, language, identity and places, epistemological issues relating to language and ‘

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The Space Age: The 1950s to the 1970s,aced his walks through the city of New York. Both these writers spanned the period from the 1950s to the 1970s and, in very different ways, were exploring the production of a mid-century American space. Despite his early death in 1966, Frank O’Hara’s influence has grown as a poet whose methods and p

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Histories of Selves: Space, Identity and Subjectivity, that might emerge from reconfigurations of time and place. The process of contextualization dissolves notions of figure and ground that identify ground as space and in a supporting role to the figure as time. In his essay ‘An Objective’, Louis Zukofsky describes the role of context in poetry:

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