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Un-gendering Poetry
Quite the rich question-asking session today, for which thanks (to Becky, for the idea, and to all, for interested participation). Most striking to me--as the finale for a feminist studies course--was the challenge to the question: the assertion that "looking for gendered language" was NOT a useful exercise.
For the archive, here's what was written on the board, in response to Sonal's hypothesis regarding the contrast between the short, direct "male" and the complex, "invaginated" "female" language of poetry:
--Is this true of people as well?
--direct, flowing, long, not really invaginated
--more male
--assertive--"ebb and flow"
--striding-- "steady in the black sky"
--ripening" on her own terms