Creativity, Language, Literature: the State of the Art

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Creativity, Language, Literature: the State of the Art

Contents

General introduction

PART ONE Creativities: texts in context, genres in practice

Section introduction

Patience Agbabi, Give me (deep intake of breath) inspiration

Rukmini Bhaya Nair, ‘When the sky falls’: creativity in poetry

Richard Danson Brown, ‘Can’t we ever, my love, speak in the same language?’

Everyday language and creative tension in the poetry of Louis MacNeice

Elena Semino, Metaphor, creativity and the experience of pain across genres

Lynne Cameron, Metaphor in prosaic and poetic creativity

G.D. Jayalakshmi, Upendran and Amrit (Interview), Punning and playing in bilingual conversation

PART TWO Creativity across modes, media and technologies

Section introduction

Mario Petrucci, Chains of transformation. The making of ‘Heavy Water’: a film for

Chernobyl

Janet Maybin, Intimate strangers: creativity at the level of practice, genre and textual poetics in penfriend correspondence

Angela Goddard look im over here

Creativity, materiality and representation in new communication technologies

Kate Pahl, Improvisations and transformations across modes: the case of a multimodal box project

Michelene Wandor, ‘The Music of the Prophets’ – a practitioner’s perspective

Ruth Finnegan, (Title and placing to be confirmed; alternatively in Part Four)

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PART THREE Creative Interpretations: audience responses, reading and rewriting

Section introduction

G.D. Jayalakshmi, Seducing the audience: ‘Arranged Marriage’

Peter Stockwell, Authenticity and creativity in reading

Joan Swann, Creative reading (title and content tbc)

Fiona Sampson, Practical measures: poet as editor

Jane Spiro, Judging poetry

Patience Agbabi, Mature poets steal: the art of dressing old words new

Graeme Harper, Creative Writing: habitat homo sapiens

Rob Pope, Rewriting the critical-creative continuum: adaptation, parody and translation as forms of textual in(ter)vention

PART FOUR Open questions, ongoing debates

Jon Cook, (Title to be confirmed)

Ruth Finnegan, (Title and placing to be confirmed; alternatively in Part Two)

Daniel Allington, The construction of ‘creativity’

Guy Cook, In defence of genius

Responses from Joan Swann and Rob Pope

Rejoinder from Guy Cook

Creative writing, language and literature: responses and comments

Ronald Carter, Epilogue

April 2009

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