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Topical List of Entries
Terms and Concepts
Genres and Forms
Periods, Schools, and Movements
National, Regional, and Diasporic
Poetries
Poetry in Culture and Society
Terms and Concepts
absorption
accent
accentual-syllabic verse
accentual verse
acephalous
address
adonic
adynaton
aeolic
aestheticism
affect
affective fallacy
afflatus
agudeza
alam
. kāra
alcaic
alcmanic verse
aleatory poetics
alexandrine
allaeostropha
alliteration
allusion
ambiguity
amphibrach
amplification
anaclasis
anacoluthon
anacreontic
anacrusis
anadiplosis
anagram
analogy. See METAPHOR; SIMILE; SYMBOL
anapest
anaphora
anceps
anthimeria
anthology
anticlimax
antimetabole
antispast
antistrophe
antithesis
antonomasia
antropofagia
aphaeresis
apocope
aporia
aposiopesis
apostrophe
appreciation
archaism
archetype
archilochian
argument
arsis and thesis
arte mayor
arte menor
artifice, poetic
Arzamas
asclepiad
assonance
asynarteton
asyndeton
attention
audience. See PERFORMANCE; READER;
READER RESPONSE; RHETORIC AND POETRY
aureate diction
autonomy
auto sacramental
autotelic
auxesis
bacchius
ballad meter, hymn meter
bard
barzelletta. See FROTTOLA AND
BARZELLETTA
bathos
beat
binary and ternary
bob and wheel
book, poetic
boustrophedon
bouts-rimés
bridge
broken rhyme
burden
Burns stanza
bylina
caccia
cacophony
cadence
caesura
cancionero/cancioneiro
canon
cante jondo
canticum and diverbium
canto
canzone
canzoniere
capitolo
carmen
carmina figurata
carpe diem
catachresis
catalexis
catalog
catharsis
cauda
caudate sonnet
cento
chain rhyme
character, Theophrastan
chastushka
chiasmus
choliambus
choriamb
chorus
Christabel meter
Chuci
classical meters in modern languages
classical poetics
classicism
clavis
cliché
climax
close reading
close rhyme
closure
cobla
codework
cognitive poetics
colon
colonial poetics
commonplace
composition. See ORAL-FORMULAIC
THEORY; POET; RHETORIC AND POETRY;
VERSIFICATION
composition by field
concatenation
conceit
conceptismo
concision
concrete universal
connotation and denotation
consonance
constraint
conte dévot
contests, poetic. See POETIC CONTESTS;
POETRY SLAM
contrafactum
convention
copla
coq-à-l’âne
corona
coronach
correlative verse
cossante
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counterpoint
counterpoint rhythm
coupe
couplet
courtly love
cretic
criticism
cross rhyme
cuaderna vía
cueca chilena
cultural criticism
curtal sonnet
cybertext
cynghanedd
cywydd
dactyl
dactylo-epitrite
dansa
dead metaphor
decadence
decasyllable
décima
decir
decorum
defamiliarization
deixis
demotion
descort
dhvani
diaeresis
dialogue
diction
difficulty
dimeter
dindshenchas
dipodism, dipodic verse
discordia concors
dissociation of sensibility
dissonance
distich
dithyramb
ditty
divan
dizer
dochmiac
dol’nik
double dactyl
dozens
duration
dyfalu
eclogue
écriture
eisteddfod
elegiac distich
elegiac stanza
elision
ellipsis
emotion
empathy and sympathy
enargeia
end-stopped
en(h)oplian
enjambment
envelope
envoi
epanalepsis
epenthesis
epiploke
epitrite
epode
equivalence
estilística
estribillo
ethnopoetics
ethos
euphony
evaluation
exegesis
exemplum
exoticism
explication
explication de texte
expression
eye rhyme
fancy
fatras
feigning
figura
figuration
fili
flyting
folia
foot
formalism
formula
fourteener
fractal verse
fragment
Frankfurt school
frottola and barzelletta
furor poeticus
gai saber
gaita gallega
galliamb(us)
generative metrics
generic rhyme
Geneva school
genius
Gesellschaftslied
glosa
glossolalia
glyconic
grammatical rhyme
Greek Anthology
greguería
Guslar
haibun
Hebraism
Hellenism. See GREEK POETRY; HEBRAISM
hemiepes
hemistich
hendecasyllable
hendiadys
heptameter
heptasyllable
hermeneutics
hermeticism
heroic couplet
heterogram
heterometric
heteronym
hexameter
hiatus
hieroglyph
historicism
homodyne and heterodyne
homoeoteleuton
hovering accent
hudibrastic verse
huitain
humors
hypallage
hyperbaton
hyperbole
hypermetric
hypogram
hypometric
hyporchema
hypotaxis and parataxis
hysteron proteron
iambe
iambic
iambic shortening
iconicity
iconology
ictus
identical rhyme
ideogram
idyll
image
imagery
imagination
imitation
incantation
incremental repetition
indeterminacy
influence
in medias res
In Memoriam stanza
inscape and instress
inspiration
intensity
intention
intentional fallacy
internal rhyme
interpretation
intertextuality
intuition
invective
invention
ionic
irony
isochronism or isochrony
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isocolon and parison
isometric
ithyphallic
je ne sais quoi
jitanjáfora
jongleur
kenning
kharja
Kokinshū
laisse
lauda
laureate. See POET LAUREATE
leich
leonine rhyme, verse
letrilla
line
lipogram
lira
litotes
logaoedic
mal mariée
Man’yōshū
masculine and feminine
matrix
measure
meiosis
melopoeia, phanopoeia,
logopoeia
metalepsis or
transumption
metaphor
meter
metonymy
metrici and rhythmici
metron
mime
mimesis
minstrel
molossus
monk’s tale stanza
monody
monometer
monorhyme
monostich
mora
mosaic rhyme
mote
motif
muse
myth
naïve-sentimental
narrator. See PERSONA; VOICE
national poetry
nature
Natureingang
near rhyme
negative capability
neoterics
New Criticism
New Historicism
Nibelungenstrophe
novas (rimadas)
number(s)
numerology
objective correlative
obscurity
octave
octonarius
octosyllable
odl
Omar Khayyám quatrain
Onegin stanza
onomatopoeia
open form
oral-formulaic theory
oral poetry
organicism
originality
ornament
ottava rima
oxymoron
paeon
palindrome
parabasis
paraclausithyron
paradox
paralipsis
parallelism
paraphrase, heresy of
parenthesis
paroemiac
paronomasia
partimen
pathetic fallacy
pathos
patronage
pause
pentameter
penthemimer
performance
period
periphrasis
persona
personification
phalaecean
phonestheme
pie quebrado
pitch
plain style
ploce
plot
poet
poète maudit
poetess
poetic contests
poetic function
poetic license
poetic madness
poetics, Western
poet laureate
poetry reading
poiēsis
xvii
point of view. See PERSONA; PLOT; VOICE
polyptoton
polysemy
polysyndeton
postcolonial poetics
poststructuralism
poulter’s measure
préciosité
pregunta
presence
priamel
priapea
proceleusmatic
promotion
pronunciation
prose rhythm
prosimetrum
prosodic feature analysis of verse
prosody
prosopopoeia
pseudo-statement
pun. See PARONOMASIA
punctuation
pure poetry
pyrrhic
pythiambic
qit. a¶
quantity
quatrain
querelle des anciens et des
modernes
quintain
reader
reader response
reception theory. See READER RESPONSE
recitation
refrain
refrán
refrein
rejet
relative stress principle
remate
renga
repetition
representation
resolution
responsion
reversed consonance
reverse rhyme
rhapsode
rhopalic verse
rhyme
rhyme counterpoint
rhyme-prose
rhyme royal
rhyme scheme
rhythm
rhythmic figures
rich rhyme
rime riche. See IDENTICAL RHYME;
RHYME; RICH RHYME
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rising and falling rhythm
ritornello
rota virgiliana
rune
running rhythm
Saturnian
saudosismo
scansion
scheme
Schüttelreim
scop
seguidilla
senarius
senhal
sensibility
sentimentality
septenarius
septet
serial form
serranilla
sestet
sexain
Shijing
Shinkokinshū
Sicilian octave
sign, signified, signifier
signifying
simile
sincerity
slang. See DICTION
śles.a
songbook
sound
space, poetic
spatial form
speaker. See PERSONA; VOICE
speech act theory
Spenserian stanza
split lines
spoken word. See PERFORMANCE
spondee
spontaneity
Spruchdichtung
sprung rhythm
stances
stanza
stave
stichomythia
stichos
stock
stornello
strambotto
strophe
structure
style
stylistics
sublime
substitution
syllabic verse
syllable
syllepsis
symbol
synaeresis
synaesthesia
synaloepha
synapheia
syncopation
syncope
synecdoche
system
syzygy
tail rhyme
taste
technopaegnion
telesilleum
tenor and vehicle
tercet
tetrameter
tétramètre
text
textual criticism
textuality
texture
thematics
timbre
tlacuilolli
tmesis
tone
topos
tornada
Tottel’s Miscellany
touchstones
tradition
translation
tribrach
trilogy
trimeter
trimètre
triple rhyme
triplet
trobairitz
trobar clus, trobar leu
trochaic
trope
troubadour
trouvère
typography
unity
upamā
ut pictura poesis
utpreks.ā
variable foot
variation
vates
Venus and Adonis stanza
verisimilitude. See MIMESIS
vers
verse and prose
verse paragraph
verse systems. See METER
verset
versification
versi sciolti
vers libéré
vers mesurés à l’antique
verso piano
verso sdrucciolo
verso tronco
vida
villancico
visual rhyme. See EYE RHYME
voice
volta
Wartburgkrieg
wheel. See BOB AND WHEEL
wit
word-count
work
wrenched accent
xenoglossia
yuefu
zaum’
zeugma
Genres and Forms
abecedarius
acrostic
air
alba
allegory
anecdote
anthem, national
aphorism. See EPIGRAM
balada
balagtasan
ballad
ballade
beast epic
bestiary
Biblical poetry. See HEBREW POETRY;
HEBREW PROSODY AND POETICS; HYMN;
PSALM
blank verse
blason
blues
broadside ballad
bucolic
burlesque. See CONTRAFACTUM;
PARODY; PASTICHE
calendrical poetry
calligramme
canción
canso
cantar
cantiga
carol
chanso, chanson. See FRANCE, POETRY
OF; OCCITAN POETRY; SONGBOOK;
TROUBADOUR; TROUVÈRE
chanson de geste
chanson de toile
chant
chante-fable
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GENRES AND FORMS
chant royal
charm
ci
clerihew
closet drama
collage
comedy
comma poem
companion poems
complaint
computational poetry
conceptual poetry
concrete poetry
conversation poem
corrido. See CHICANA/O POETRY;
ROMANCE
country house poem
cowboy poetry
descriptive poetry
devotional poetry
dialect poetry
didactic poetry
Dinggedicht
dirge
dit
dizain
doggerel
dramatic monologue. See MONOLOGUE
dramatic poetry
dream vision
dub poetry. See CARIBBEAN, POETRY
OF THE
echo verse
ecstatic poetry
edda
ekphrasis
electronic poetry
elegy
emblem
encomium
endecha
englyn
ensalada
ensenhamen
epic
epicedium
epideictic poetry
epigram
epinikion
epitaph
epithalamium
epithet
epyllion
erotic poetry
espinela
estampida
fable
fabliau
fescennine verses
finida
folk poetry. See ORAL POETRY
form
found poetry
free verse
freie rhythmen
freie verse
fu
gaucho poetry
genre
georgic
ghazal
gnomic poetry
Goliardic verse
haikai
haiku, Western
heroic verse
hybrid poetry
hymn
jingle
kind
Knittelvers
lai
lament
landscape poem
letter, verse. See VERSE EPISTLE
lied
light verse
limerick
liturgical poetry
long poem
love poetry
lullaby
lyric
lyric sequence
macaronic verse
madrigal
manifesto
masnavī
masque
medieval romance
melic poetry
micropoetries
Minnesang
mock epic, mock heroic
monologue
morale élémentaire
muwashshah.. See AL-ANDALUS, POETRY
OF; ARABIC POETRY; HEBREW POETRY
narrative poetry
nativity poem
Nō
nonsense verse
nursery rhymes
occasional verse
ode
paean
palinode
panegyric
pantun
parody
pastiche
pastoral
xix
pastourelle
pattern poetry. See CALLIGRAMME;
CONCRETE POETRY; TECHNOPAEGNION;
VISUAL POETRY
payada
penitential psalms
planctus
planh
poem
poetry
poetry slam
political verse
proem
prophetic poetry
prose poem
proverb
psalm
psalms, metrical
qas.īda
quatorzain
quintilla
rap. See HIP-HOP POETICS
razo
recusatio
redondilla
reverdie
riddle
rímur
ring composition
rispetto
romance
rondeau
rondel
rotrouenge
roundel
rubā ī¶
saga
sapphic
satire
sestina
sextilla
shi
silloi
silva
sirventes
Skeltonic
skolion
slam, poetry. See POETRY SLAM
song
sonnet
sonnet sequence
sotadean
sound poetry
spiritual
stasimon
tagelied
tenso
terza rima
terza rima sonnet
toast
tragedy
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tragicomedy
triolet
tumbling verse
verse drama. See DRAMATIC POETRY
verse epistle
verse novel. See NARRATIVE POETRY
vers libre
villanelle
virelai
visual poetry
waka
war poetry
ymryson
zéjel
Periods, Schools, and Movements
acmeism
Agrarians
Alexandrianism
Areopagus
avant-garde poetics
baroque
Beat poetry
Biedermeier
Black Arts movement
Black Mountain school
Cavalier poets
Chicago school
Ciceronianism
classical poetics
classical prosody
Cockney school of poetry
confessional poetry
Connecticut wits
constructivism
courtly makers
creationism
cubism
Dada
Dark Room Collective
Deep Image
Dolce stil nuovo
ecopoetry. See ENVIRONMENT AND
POETRY
Évora critics
expressionism
Félibrige
Finland-Swedish modernists
Fireside poets
Flarf
fleshly school of poetry
Fugitives
futurism
Fyrtiotalisterna
gay poetry
Georgianism
graveyard poetry
Harlem Renaissance
Hellenistic poetics. See
ALEXANDRIANISM; CLASSICAL POETICS
Hellenistic poetry. See GREEK POETRY
hip-hop poetics
imagism
impressionism
jazz poetry
Jindyworobak
Kootenay school
Lake school
Language poetry
lesbian poetry
lettrisme
mannerism
Marinism
medieval poetics
medieval poetry
Meistersinger
metaphysical poetry
minimalism
modernism
modernismo
Moscow-Tartu school. See STRUCTURALISM
Movement, the
naturalism
Negritude
neobaroque
neoclassical poetics
neo-Gongorism
New Formalism
New York school
Nil Volentibus Arduum
Noigandres
Norske Selskab
Nuyorican Poets Café
objectivism
Oulipo
Parnassianism
Petrarchism
Pléiade
postmodernism
Prague school. See STRUCTURALISM
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Pre-Raphaelitism
preromanticism
primitivism
procedural poetry. See ALEATORY
POETICS; CONCEPTUAL POETRY; OULIPO
projective verse
protest poetry
queer poetry
realism
rederijkers
Renaissance poetics
Renaissance poetry
rhétoriqueurs, grands
Rhymers’ Club
rococo
romantic and postromantic poetry
and poetics
romanticism
Russian formalism
San Francisco Renaissance
Satanic school
school of Spenser
Scottish Chaucerians or Makars
seconde rhétorique
Sicilian school
smithy poets
spasmodic school
structuralism
Sturm und Drang
surrealism
symbolism
Tachtigers
Tel Quel
TISH
Transcendentalists
ultraism
vorticism
XUL
National, Regional, and Diasporic
Poetries
Africa, poetry of
African American poetry
Afrikaans poetry. See SOUTH AFRICA,
POETRY OF
Akkadian poetry. See ASSYRIA AND
BABYLONIA, POETRY OF
Al-Andalus, poetry of
Albania, poetry of
American Indian poetry. See
INDIGENOUS AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE;
INUIT POETRY; NAVAJO POETRY
American poetry. See UNITED STATES,
POETRY OF THE
American Sign Language poetry
Amerind poetry. See INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Amharic poetry. See ETHIOPIA, POETRY OF
Arabic poetics
Arabic poetry
Arabic prosody
Araucanian poetry. See INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Argentina, poetry of
Armenian poetry and poetics
Asian American poetry
Assamese poetry
Assyria and Babylonia, poetry of
Australia, poetry of
Austria, poetry of
Aztec poetry. See INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Basque Country, poetry of the
Belarus, poetry of. See RUSSIA, POETRY OF
Belgium, poetry of
Bengali poetry
Bhakti poetry. See INDIA, POETRY OF
Bolivia, poetry of
Bosnian poetry
Brazil, poetry of
Breton poetry
Bulgaria, poetry of
Byzantine poetry
Cambodia, poetry of
Canada, poetry of
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NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND DIASPORIC POETRIES
Caribbean, poetry of the
Catalan poetry
Celtic prosody
Chicana/o poetry
Chile, poetry of
China, modern poetry of
China, poetry of
China, popular poetry of
Chinese poetic drama
Chinese poetics
Chinese poetry in English translation
Chinese poetry in Japan
Colombia, poetry of
Cornish poetry
Croatian poetry
Cuba, poetry of. See CARIBBEAN,
POETRY OF THE
Czech poetry
Danish poetry. See DENMARK,
POETRY OF
Denmark, poetry of
Dutch poetry. See LOW COUNTRIES,
POETRY OF THE
Ecuador, poetry of
Egypt, poetry of
El Salvador, poetry of
England, poetry of
English prosody
Esperanto poetry
Estonia, poetry of
Ethiopia, poetry of
Finland, poetry of
Flemish poetry. See LOW COUNTRIES,
POETRY OF THE
France, poetry of
francophone poets of the U.S.
French poetry. See FRANCE, POETRY OF
French prosody
Frisian poetry
Gaelic poetry. See IRELAND, POETRY OF;
SCOTLAND, POETRY OF
Galicia, poetry of
Georgia, poetry of
Germanic prosody
German poetry
Greek poetics. See ALEXANDRIANISM;
BYZANTINE POETRY; CLASSICAL POETICS
Greek poetry
Guaraní poetry
Guatemala, poetry of
Gujarati poetry
Gypsy poetry. See ROMANI POETRY
Haiti, poetry of. See CARIBBEAN, POETRY
OF THE
Hausa poetry
Hebrew poetry
Hebrew prosody and poetics
Hindi poetry
Hispano-Arabic poetry. See
AL-ANDALUS, POETRY OF
Hittite poetry
Hungary, poetry of
Iceland, poetry of
Inca poetry. See INDIGENOUS AMERICAS,
POETRY OF THE
India, English poetry of
India, poetry of
Indian prosody
indigenous Americas, poetry of the
Indonesian poetry
Inuit poetry
Iranian poetry. See PERSIAN POETRY
Ireland, poetry of
Italian prosody
Italy, poetry of
Japan, modern poetry of
Japan, poetry of
Japanese linked verse. See RENGA
Japanese poetic diaries
Japanese poetics
Java, poetry of. See INDONESIAN POETRY
Judeo-Spanish poetry
Kannada poetry
Kashmiri poetry
Korea, poetry of
Ladino poetry. See JUDEO-SPANISH
POETRY
Latin America, poetry of. See
ARGENTINA, POETRY OF; BOLIVIA, POETRY
OF; BRAZIL, POETRY OF; CHILE, POETRY
OF; COLOMBIA, POETRY OF; ECUADOR,
POETRY OF; EL SALVADOR, POETRY OF;
GAUCHO POETRY; GUARANÍ POETRY;
GUATEMALA, POETRY OF; INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE; MAPUCHE
POETRY; MEXICO, POETRY OF; NICARAGUA,
POETRY OF; PERU, POETRY OF; SPANISH
AMERICA, POETRY OF; URUGUAY, POETRY
OF; VENEZUELA, POETRY OF
Latin poetics. See CLASSICAL POETICS;
CLASSICISM; MEDIEVAL POETICS
Latin poetry
Latin prosody. See CLASSICAL PROSODY
Latvia, poetry of
Lithuania, poetry of
Low Countries, poetry of the
Macedonian poetry
Magyar poetry. See HUNGARY, POETRY
OF
Malayalam poetry
Malay poetry
Maori poetry. See NEW ZEALAND,
POETRY OF
Mapuche poetry
Marathi poetry
Mayan poetry. See INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Mesoamerica, poetry of. See
INDIGENOUS AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Mexican American poetry. See
CHICANA/O POETRY
Mexico, poetry of
Mongolia, poetry of
Mozarabic poetry. See SPAIN, POETRY OF
xxi
Nahuatl, poetry of. See INDIGENOUS
AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE
Native American poetry. See
INDIGENOUS AMERICAS, POETRY OF THE;
INUIT POETRY; NAVAJO POETRY
Navajo poetry
Nepāl Bhās.a. See NEWAR POETRY
Nepali and Pahari poetry
Netherlands, poetry of the. See LOW
COUNTRIES, POETRY OF THE
Newar poetry
New Norse (Nynorsk)
New Zealand, poetry of
Nicaragua, poetry of
Norse poetry
Norway, poetry of
Nuyorican poetry
Occitan poetry
Oriya poetry
Persian poetry
Peru, poetry of
Philippines, poetry of the
Poland, poetry of
Polynesian poetry
Portugal, poetry of
Prakrit poetry
Provençal poetry. See OCCITAN POETRY
Puerto Rico, poetry of. See CARIBBEAN,
POETRY OF THE
Punjabi poetry
Rāmāyana
. poetry
Romania, poetry of
Romani poetry
Romansh poetry. See SWITZERLAND,
POETRY OF
Russia, poetry of
Sanskrit poetics
Sanskrit poetry
Scotland, poetry of
Scottish Gaelic poetry. See SCOTLAND,
POETRY OF
Sephardic poetry. See JUDEO-SPANISH
POETRY
Serbian poetry
Siamese poetry. See THAILAND, POETRY
OF
Sindhi poetry. See INDIA, POETRY OF
Sinhalese poetry. See SRI LANKA,
POETRY OF
Slavic poetics. See BOSNIAN POETRY;
CROATIAN POETRY; CZECH POETRY;
POLAND, POETRY OF; RUSSIA, POETRY OF;
SERBIAN POETRY; SLOVENIAN POETRY
Slovakia, poetry of
Slovenian poetry
Somali poetry
South Africa, poetry of
South America, poetry of. See
ARGENTINA, POETRY OF; BOLIVIA, POETRY
OF; BRAZIL, POETRY OF; CHILE, POETRY
OF; COLOMBIA, POETRY OF; ECUADOR,
POETRY OF; GAUCHO POETRY; GUARANÍ
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POETRY; INDIGENOUS AMERICAS, POETRY
OF THE; MAPUCHE POETRY; PERU, POETRY
OF; URUGUAY, POETRY OF; VENEZUELA,
POETRY OF
Spain, poetry of
Spanish America, poetry of
Spanish prosody
Sri Lanka, poetry of
Sumerian poetry
Swahili poetry
Sweden, poetry of
Switzerland, poetry of
Tamil poetry and poetics
Telugu poetry
Thailand, poetry of
Tibet, contemporary poetry of
Tibet, traditional poetry and
poetics of
Turkic poetry
Turkish poetry
Ukraine, poetry of
United States, poetry of the
Urdu poetry
Uruguay, poetry of
Vedic poetry. See INDIA, POETRY OF
Venezuela, poetry of
Vietnam, poetry of
Welsh poetry
Welsh prosody. See CELTIC PROSODY
West Indian poetry. See CARIBBEAN,
POETRY OF THE
Xhosa poetry
Yiddish poetry
Yoruba poetry. See AFRICA, POETRY OF
Zulu poetry
Poetry in Culture and Society
anthropology and poetry
artifact, poetry as
belief and poetry
biography and poetry
cultural studies and poetry
dance and poetry
documentary poetics
environment and poetry
feminist approaches to poetry
fiction, poetry as
gender and poetry
history and poetry
information, poetry as
knowledge, poetry as
linguistics and poetics
music and poetry
novel, poetry in the
painting and poetry
philosophy and poetry
poetry therapy. See THERAPY
AND POETRY
politics and poetry
psychology and poetry
religion and poetry
rhetoric and poetry
science and poetry
semantics and poetry
semiotics and poetry
syntax, poetic
technology and poetry
therapy and poetry
visual arts and poetry. See CARMINA
FIGURATA; CONCRETE POETRY; EKPHRASIS;
PAINTING AND POETRY; UT PICTURA
POESIS; VISUAL POETRY