Feeling-Thinking or Embodied Cognition in the Poetry of Rozalie Hirs and Anne Carson (Cognition, Poetics, and the Arts)

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Feeling-Thinking or Embodied Cognition in the Poetry of Rozalie Hirs and Anne Carson (Cognition, Poetics, and the Arts)

Praet, Helena Van

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Bloomsbury Academic（2026/09発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 304 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9798216396369

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A stimulating cross-disciplinary study of how poetry taps into an embodied cognition at its various levels of signification.

Feeling-Thinking or Embodied Cognition in the Poetry of Rozalie Hirs and Anne Carson asks: How can we feel-think in poetry and what are the effects of this embodied cognition for the poetic epistemology that is advanced? Combining a new materialist approach with insights from psychology, philosophy, and cognitive science, Helena Van Praet argues that such poetry is not only about felt knowledge but also invites readers to feel-think on a formal, sensory-material, and discursive level.

Using a comparative corpus focused on the contemporary writing of Dutch poet Rozalie Hirs and Canadian poet Anne Carson, this study uses experimental strategies such as situated conceptualizations, word streams, poetic metalepsis, networked configurations, screen thinking, and discursive cues to explore how knowledge and meaning are bodily mediated in poetry. It demonstrates that meaning is not just propositional but rather something that you do with your entire body and that poetry is the prime genre to show such an embodied cognition at work.

While earlier accounts tend to be limited to the physicality of the mind or mainly focus on either feeling or thinking, this book develops a full-bodied theory of embodied cognition in poetry. Through close readings, Feeling-Thinking shows how poetry can offer us alternative conceptions of knowledge that transcend purely rational accounts, inviting us to find joy in such cognitive creation.

List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Note on Translations
List of Translations
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Reaching for 'Something Else than the Facts'
1. Embodiment as Formal Reading Process
2. Embodiment as Sensory Reading Process
3. Embodiment as Somatic Reading Process
Conclusion: Embodied Knowledge Worlds
Works Cited
Index