Rural spaces and contemporary poetry: reading, writing and fieldwork in education
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https://doi.org/10.51777/relief19402Keywords:
contemporary poetry, ruralities, minority languages, ecopoetics, ruralityAbstract
In this article, based on an ecocritical approach of literature, poems are considered as knots in the tissue of our relations with the living environment, our relations and attachments with territories and (mostly rural) inhabitants. The poems written by Estelle Ceccarini, Aurélie Olivier, Sonia Moretti, Laetitia Gaudefroy Colombot, about and from rural territories, enrich our cartographies of countryside – emptied by our urban ways of thought. These contemporary poems, situated in singular places, could be extended by meetings – with places, territories, animals, inhabitants, cultural actors – in order to tie social relations around the poetry book. They connect the striding of space and language and show that learning to observe, to care, and to be curious, can be developed through poetic practice.
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