Gut Larson Amanda
Gut Larson Amanda These poems follow the aftermath of and recovery from trauma.Amanda Larson's Gut begins with an epigraph from Frank O'Hara: "Pain always produces logic, which is very bad for you."…
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Gut Larson Amanda
These poems follow the aftermath of and recovery from trauma.Amanda Larson's Gut begins with an epigraph from Frank O'Hara: "Pain always produces logic, which is very bad for you." From there, Larson launches an unflinching interrogation of how a young woman maintains agency in the wake of trauma, violence, and desire. The book moves through Larson's recovery while questioning the limits of the very term and of language as a whole. Larson spins a conversation between works of feminist theory--including the those of Cathy Caruth, Susan Bordo, Patricia Hill Collins, Anne Carson, H l ne Cixous, and bell hooks--and her own experiences.
With a measured voice, Larson finds a path for how to move She employs a variety of different forms, including prose, Q&A poems, and a timeline, reflecting both the speaker's obsession with control and her growing willingness to let it go.
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