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Can great poetry be written in the digital age, in digital media, in English? These questions are and must be essential to Heideggerian poetics. Coventry here offers a sparkling elucidation of this question, with a clear and intimate reading of both Heidegger and contemporary poetry. * Eoghan Walls, Senior Lecturer of English and Creative Writing, Lancaster University, UK * A fascinating, original, and highly readable examination of digital poetry through a Heideggerian lens. Undoubtedly, this book will be essential reading for scholars and students of late Heidegger, and those who are concerned with the meaning and relevance of contemporary poetry. * William Large, Associate Professor In Continental Philosophy, University of Gloucestershire, UK *

"""Can great poetry be written in the digital age, in digital media, in English? These questions are and must be essential to Heideggerian poetics. Coventry here offers a sparkling elucidation of this question, with a clear and intimate reading of both Heidegger and contemporary poetry."" --Eoghan Walls, Senior Lecturer of English and Creative Writing, Lancaster University, UK ""A fascinating, original, and highly readable examination of digital poetry through a Heideggerian lens. Undoubtedly, this book will be essential reading for scholars and students of late Heidegger, and those who are concerned with the meaning and relevance of contemporary poetry."" --William Large, Associate Professor In Continental Philosophy, University of Gloucestershire, UK"

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Rachel Coventry teaches at the University of Galway, Ireland.

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