Poetry, Media, and the Material Body

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Exploring the intersection of poetry and the physical body, this study delves into the nineteenth-century perspective that views the body as a vital medium for poetic expression. It examines how this tradition influenced literary creation and the philosophical implications of embodying art. Through an analysis of various thinkers and poets from that era, the book uncovers the ways in which bodily experiences shape and inform poetic practices and ideas.