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Nederlandse Letterkunde - Volume 20, Issue 3, 2015
Volume 20, Issue 3, 2015
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Een veelstemmig verhaal
Authors: Gerard Bouwmeester, Nina Geerdink & Laurens HamAbstract A Polyphonic Story. Authorship in the Geschiedenis van de Nederlandse literatuur Authorship is a ‘trending topic’ in literary studies: specialists from all periods and languages have published widely on various topics such as posture, self-fashioning, and autonomy. This contribution investigates how these recent debates found their way into the new series of literary histories published on behalf of the Taalunie since 2 Read More
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‘Lieveling, je hebt te doen met iemand die streeft.’
More LessAbstract ‘Darling, you are dealing with some someone who strives.’ Herman Gorter’s epistolary posture Letters from poets to their loved ones are an interesting source for research into their literary and epistolary posture. Studying the 366 letters Herman Gorter wrote to his secret lovers Ada Prins and Jenne Clinge Doorenbos between 1901 and 1927 reveals the interconnectedness of poetry, politics and love in Gorter’s authori Read More
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‘En dat vindt u vrouwelijk?’
By Jeroen DeraAbstract “And you think that’s feminine?” Posture versus image in a television interview with Jacques Hamelink (1969) In recent years, scholars in Dutch literary studies have started to pay more attention to public images of authorship, including appearances of authors on television. In order to analyze such televisual images of literary authors, one might put Jérôme Meizoz’s concept of posture into use. Arguing that this concept Read More
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Icarus in de schaduw
More LessAbstract Icarus in the shadow. Peter Verhelst’s posture as a paratopic poet This article focuses on the institutional career of the Flemish author Peter Verhelst (1962) as a poet, without losing sight of the rest of his oeuvre that also includes novels and theatre. I specifically would like to contrast from a diachronic perspective Verhelst’s ‘posture’ (J. Meizoz) with the way he stages his image as a poet in his own writings. Th Read More
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De dichter als publieke intellectueel: Ramsey Nasr
More LessAbstract" The Poet as Public Intellectual: Ramsey Nasr Ramsey Nasr is a vibrantly active artist participating in various societal debates and with an intellectual sensitiveness for urgent emancipatory topics. In 2005 he was appointed as city poet in Antwerp and from 2009-2012 he was elected as the Poet Laureate in The Netherlands. Nasr’s poems and essays articulate a moral perspective on the current political conjuncture in the Read More
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