Titlebook: Negative Theology and Utopian Thought in Contemporary American Poetry; Determined Negations Jason Lagapa Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applic

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,Pages to Come: Utopian Longing and the Merging of the Detective Story with the Artist’s Novel in Alel. Lagapa contends that Notley draws on the detective novel to depict the utopian imagination: a detective’s sudden illumination into a mystery, as Ernst Bloch has argued, is equivalent to gaining utopian insight. The artist’s novel likewise yields a glimpse into the utopian, for its narrative also

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,Afterword—Not Yet the End: the Resistance to Closure in Bloch’s Anticipatory Consciousness and Contconsciousness. If the promise of utopia can be forecast as what is on the horizon, as an event that has “not yet” occurred, the open-ended compositional methods of contemporary poets have a corresponding objective: to use negative phrasing and a poetics of negation as a means of forestalling closure

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Jason Lagapas portray mother-daughter relationships in which either mothers or daughters can find sexual expression, but not both at the same time. In Gloria Naylor’s “Kiswana Browne,” on the other hand, both mother and daughter enjoy a sense of sexual fulfillment, a commonality that actually helps to bring the

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Jason LagapaArchpriest are both clearly predicated on a voyeuristic or scopophilic gaze whose pleasure resides mainly in treating the other as an object to be appraised, but which depends also on the tension between the dangers emanating from that object as unknown, unknowable, and threatening, and the potentia

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I study the ideological contours of the amorous affairs that provide a thread of continuity through the diverse materials that comprise the . to explicate how the former expose the narrator as a compromised Everyman character whose lustful activities and performative public confession call into que