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The Sense of the Visible: Relational Poetics in Harmonium
Abstract:This essay will read the poems in Wallace Stevens's Harmonium together with the philosophy of Martin Heidegger in order to examine how Stevens imparts philosophical gravity to his use of language in the early poetry in a Heideggerian way, through grounding the self in a fundamental attitude of worldly openness.