IV.2 Staging the Self in Spoken-Word Poetry

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Preface XI
4. Introduction 1
5. Part I: Adapting the Concepts and Parameters of Poetry Research
6. I.1 Lyric Genre Theory 29
7. I.2 Poetic Function 41
8. I.3 Poetic Language 51
9. I.4 Poetological Poetry 61
10. I.5 Lyric Subjectivity 71
11. I.6 Mood (Stimmung) in Poetry 83
12. I.7 Cycles and Sequential Structures 93
13. I.8 Verse, Stanza, and Versification 103
14. I.9 Rhyme, Meter, and Rhythm 113
15. I.10 Musicality and Sangbarkeit 123
16. I.11 Voice and Orality 133
17. I.12 Layout and Typography 143
18. Part II: Between Established Genres and Emerging Formats
19. II.1 Printed Poetry 153
20. II.2 Live Oral Poetry 167
21. II.3 Musicalized Poetry 179
22. II.4 Recorded and Audioliterary Poetry 191
23. II.5 Audiovisual Poetry 203
24. II.6 Digital Poetry 215
25. II.7 Social Media Poetry 227
26. II.8 Political and Activist Poetry 239
27. II.9 Poetry as Public Art 251
28. Part III: Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Research Fields
29. III.1 Lyricology 263
30. III.2 Cultural Studies and Literary Sociology 277
31. III.3 Gender and Queer Studies  289
32. III.4 Cultural Memory Studies 301
33. III.5 Postcolonial Studies 313
34. III.6 Multilingualism Research 325
35. III.7 Sound Studies and Musicology 335
36. III.8 Speech Communication Studies 347
37. III.9 Audio Media Research 359
38. III.10 Performance and Theater Studies 371
39. III.11 Film Studies 383
40. III.12 Visual Culture Studies 395
41. III.13 Media Art Research 407
42. III.14 Media Linguistics and Multimodal Studies 419
43. III.15 Media Ecology and Media Archaeology 431
44. III.16 Digital Humanities 443
45. Part IV: Current Debates
46. IV.1 Poetry Performance between Liveness and Mediatization 455
47. IV.2 Staging the Self in Spoken-Word Poetry 467
48. IV.3 Performative Epitexts in Poetry Readings 479
49. IV.4 Aesthetics of Access in Contemporary Poetry 491
50. IV.5 Entanglements of Pop Lyrics and Poetry 503
51. IV.6 Contemporary Poetry as Commodity 515
52. IV.7 Digital Publishing of Poetry and its Detractors 525
53. IV.8 Representational Politics and Poetry 535
54. IV.9 Global Poetry and the Limits of Translation 547
55. IV.10 Digital Poetics between Signification and Spectacle 559
56. IV.11 AI Creativity and Poetry 571
57. IV.12 Posthumanism and Poetry in the Anthropocene 583
58. IV.13 Negotiation and Critique of Digitality in Page Poetry 595
59. Names Index 607
60. Subject Index 619
61. Authors