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By : Aurelia Cojocaru February 3, 2012January 22, 2014

“Happy Hour in Harsh Winter”: Jennifer Clarvoe’s Poetry Reading at ECLA

After the lecture for the Forms of Love 1st year core course, Jennifer Clarvoe came back on January 24th, to give a public reading of her works. What our professor David Hayes announced in the beginning of his laudatio took me by surprise: it was the first ever proper poetry reading at ECLA. I had had the feeling that, to

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By : Archives February 2, 2012January 22, 2014

“You be good, see you tomorrow, I love you”

On January 23rd, ECLA was happy to welcome Jennifer Clarvoe, poet and professor at Kenyon College, to talk about Ovid’s Amores, one of the poetic texts for our core class Forms of Love. Jennifer’s specialty is twentieth-century American Poetry and her particular interest lies in poetic rhythm, and poetic form in general. True to her

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