Reading Forms in the Poetry of Kiki Petrosino.

The article examines how Kiki Petrosino uses poetic form as both a creative and political tool to explore identity, history and Black Womanhood. Topics include the intersection of poetic structure and performance, the relationship between personal narrative and historical legacy, and the transformat...

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Publicado en:Contemporary Literature Vol. 65; no. 2; pp. 184 - 212
Autor principal: Maxwell, Kristi
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Publicado: University of Wisconsin Press Summer2024
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