Modernist Legacies

1. Introduction
David Nowell Smith, Abigail Lang

Section I. Histories since Modernism

2. Warring Clans, Podsolized Ground: Language in Contemporary UK Poetry
Peter Middleton

3. Skipping across the Pond: Interaction between American and British Poetries 1964–1970
Allen Fisher, Robert Hampson

4. New British Schools
Romana Huk

Section II. The Modernist Legacy

5. “Who Am I to Say? How Little”: Anthony Barnett’s Citations Followed on
Xavier Kalck

6. “Kinked Up Like It Wants to Bark”: Contemporary British Poetry at the Tomb of the Poète Maudit
Simon Perril

7. The Atypicality of Jeff Hilson: Metrical Language and Modernist Pleasure
Lacy Rumsey

8. Balsam Flex: Cassette Culture and Poetry
Will Montgomery

9. Caroline Bergvall’s Poetics of the Infrathin
Vincent Broqua

Section III. Poetical and Political Commitments

10. Transcultural Hybridity and Modernist Legacies: Observations on Late Twentieth- and Early Twenty-First-Century British Poetry
Sara R. Greaves

11. Langwij a thi guhtr
David Nowell Smith

12. Strikers with Poems
Luke Roberts

13. Forms of Reproduction in Wendy Mulford’s Early Work
Samuel Solomon

14. “Ill read ill said”: Faultlines in Contemporary Poetics as Ideology
Drew Milne

Nyckelord: Literature, Literary History, British and Irish Literature, Poetry and Poetics, Twentieth-Century Literature