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The Neighbouring of Poetry and Philosophy: Thinking from/with the Event of , will further reinforce how both Heidegger and Stevens understand the human being not as a dispassionate subject who comports himself or herself towards Being as objective fact, but whose immersion in the world betokens a crucial openness towards the presencing of Being.

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2634-579X nd questions concerning phenomenology and hermeneutics.ExploThis book is a unique contribution to scholarship of the poetics of Wallace Stevens, offering an analysis of the entire oeuvre of Stevens’s poetry using the philosophical framework of Martin Heidegger. Marking the first book-length engageme

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Ideology, Politics and Life in the , for Heidegger, Stevens and American Poetry in the 1930s,n literary engagement here by contrasting Stevens’ supposed “apolitical” poetry of the decade with larger movements in American poetry in order to argue for a poetic-political mode of understanding language’s relationship to sociocultural change that Stevens espouses.

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,Introduction: Language as “Quasi”-Transcendental Presence—Phenomenology and Poetry,ifests a philosophical rethinking of “presence” in ways which exceed representational thought and objectification. This chapter traces the link between phenomenology and poetry starting with Edmund Husserl, whose account of “l(fā)ifeworld” and language is in turn supplemented and nuanced through the the

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,“Not Ours Although We Understood”: The Language of Stevens and Heidegger,cs, especially his focus on the relationship between poetry and philosophy and how poetry is an evocation of the philosophical concept of Being which grounds beings in a non-metaphysical way. It justifies the overall theoretical and analytical strategy of the book, while highlighting important gaps