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Utopiate: after Keston Sutherland

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posted on 2025-03-24, 05:04 authored by Jonathan DunkJonathan Dunk
Utopiate: after Keston Sutherland

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1-1

Language

eng

Research statement

Background This hybrid poem situates itself in conversation with leading developments in international literary theory. Contribution Utopiate contextualises, formalizes, and ironizes arguments made by the British literary theorist Keston Sutherland in a lecture tour of Australia during 2024, about the structural necessity of utopia to Marxist critique. It does so with heightened and concentrated formal play, and thematic reference to epistemically significant developments in mental health and experimental science. Significance It's a striking and fiercely original poem-essay prominently published by a respect Australian company.

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JO3 Original Creative Works – Textual Work

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NTRO Other

Publisher

Red Room Poetry

Place of publication

Sydney, N.S.W.

Source

Red Room Poetry

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