Mark Noble is Assistant Professor of English at Georgia State University, where he teaches American literature and critical theory. He received his PhD from The Johns Hopkins University in 2009. Noble's essays have been published in American Literature and Nineteenth-Century Literature.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Intimate atomisms: toward a history of aporetic materialism 2. Whitman's atom: sex and death in the 'wide flat space' of Leaves of Grass 3. Emerson's atom: the matter of suffering 4. Santayana's Lucretius: the chance for an ethical atomism 5. Matter at the end of the mind: Stevens and the call for quantum poetics.
1. Intimate atomisms: toward a history of aporetic materialism 2. Whitman's atom: sex and death in the 'wide flat space' of Leaves of Grass 3. Emerson's atom: the matter of suffering 4. Santayana's Lucretius: the chance for an ethical atomism 5. Matter at the end of the mind: Stevens and the call for quantum poetics.
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