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Poetry on the Move New Series 5: The Science of Poetry
Poetry on the Move New Series 5 The Science of Poetry by International Poetry Studies Institute. Released: 2020.
Poetry on the Move New Series 4: What Should Poetry Be?
Poetry on the Move New Series 4 What should poetry be? by International Poetry Studies Institute. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.
Poetry on the Move New Series 3: Poetry and Process
Poetry on the Move New Series 3 Poetry and Process by International Poetry Studies Institute. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.
Poetry on the Move New Series 2: Poetry that Resists Part 2
Poetry on the Move New Series 2: Poetry that resists 2 by International Poetry Studies Institute. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.
Poetry on the Move New Series 1: Poetry that Resists Part 1
Poetry on the Move New Series 1 Poetry that Resists 1 by International Poetry Studies Institute. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.
The Texture of Truth: Louise Crisp, Jessica Wilkinson, Alyson Miller, Ali Cobby Eckerman
In this episode the panel ‘The Texture of Truth’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. ‘A poet’s job’ writes John Berryman, ‘ is not to play fast and loose with the facts of this world’ Or is it? Can poetry be
The Science of Poetry: Katharine Coles, Tricia Dearborn, Anne Elvey and Bronwyn Lovell
In this episode the panel ‘The Science of Poetry’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. It’s a commonplace that science is interested in objective and provable facts, while poetry is subjective: charting human experience a
What Should Poetry Be?: Eunice Andrada, Kent MacCarter, Geoff Page and Zoe Anderson
In this episode the panel ‘What Should Poetry Be?’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. Page, stage, rage or sage: there’s a lot of opinions on what poetry is and what it should be. Is it an oral art form or “patterned la
Poetry and Process: Alvin Pang, Angela Gardner, Judith Beveridge and Katharine Coles
In this episode a panel on  ‘Poetry and Process’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. How do poets make their work original, moving, and incisive? How do they overcome limitations and explore what is possible in poet
Poetry that Resists: Alison Whittaker and Bronwyn Lovell
In this episode the second of a two-part podcast ‘Poetry that Resists’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019, and presented with the support of and in conjunction with Australian Poetry. During the socially traumatised time