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passage 2
P1
The poet Louise Glück has said that she feels comfortable writing within a tradition often characterized as belonging only to male poets. ███
Intro topic ·
Poet Louise Glück and gender dynamics in poetry
Glück's perspective ·
Appreciates work of prominent male poets, takes inclusive view of her place within English poetry
Contrast perspectives ·
Glück and other female poets
Other female poets view poetic tradition defined by male poets as excluding women; Glück disagrees, takes a positive view of poetic tradition
P2
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Reason for Glück's perspective ·
Sees poetry as dealing with universal themes that cross gender divides
Illustrate Glück's perspective ·
Example of death: it affects everyone
P3
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Critics' perspective ·
Poetry's themes aren't as universal as Glück says
Gender-related biases exist regardless of subject matter; the work female poets is always affected by poetry's male-dominated history
Expand on critics' perspective ·
Female poets should replace traditional, male-developed poetic forms with new female-developed forms
P4
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Glück's response to critics ·
Female-oriented poetry is counterproductive
It continues to put gender-based limits on poetry; also, gender-related perspectives come through more authentically when gender isn't the focus of the poetry
Expand on Glück's response ·
Literature is always evolving
Implication: using traditional, male-developed poetic forms doesn't mean such poetry will always reflect male biases
Passage Style
Critique or debate
Spotlight
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