Doom-Fugues: Their centrifugal/centripetal potential.

The article focuses on the idea of "doom-fugues," arguing that contemporary poetry mirrors the experience of doomscrolling through fugue-like forms that oscillate between movement and containment. Topics include the comparison of poetry and doomscrolling as immersive cognitive states, the use of cen...

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Publicado en:Overland no. 258; pp. 25 - 54
Autor principal: Fitch, Toby
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Publicado: O.L. Society Limited 2025
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