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T1 Recovering Parody in Teaching Poetry Online
A1 Lancashire, Ian
K1 parodia
K1 poesía inglesa
K1 enseñanza en línea
K1 antologías
K1 imitación
K1 agrupamiento literario
AB A survey of English verse parodies since the Renaissance, undertaken in teaching an onlinepoetry course, allows us to see the form less as irreverent burlesque than as a reworking,openly or indirectly, of another poem and its subject. Although parodies act as touchstonesfor poems which a reading community judges excellent, they can critique or mock a text.Modernist poets, subversively extending the form of parody itself, also use it entirely torebuild the subject of the original so as to serve a contemporary audience. Jon Stallworthy’s“My Last Mistress” and Alicia Ostriker’s “Holocaust” exemplify this type. They write whatI term the reconstructive parody.
PB Universidad de La Laguna. Servicio de Publicaciones
SN 2530-8335
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RD 05-may-2024