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'This is an excellent, highly original, and necessary study of poetry and radical thought. In tracing both the persistence (and permutations) of the concept of the commons alongside a probing reading of lyric poetry in the Romantic and British and North American postwar periods, Poetry & Commons makes anew the case for thinking about lyric in the neoliberal era.' - David Farrier, Professor of Literature and the Environment, University of Edinburgh 'Daniel Eltringham's brilliant Poetry & Commons traces the transhistorical relationship between a poetry of the common word and the continuing resistance to ongoing practices of enclosure, dispossession, and extraction. Few critics have so precisely articulated the conceptual and interdisciplinary range of issues with which the commons is necessarily entangled; all the while Eltringham keeps his finger on the pulse of the poet's temporally open practice of commoning historical languages of resistance .' - Stephen Collis, Professor of English, Simon Fraser University

'This is an excellent, highly original, and necessary study of poetry and radical thought. In tracing both the persistence (and permutations) of the concept of the commons alongside a probing reading of lyric poetry in the Romantic and British and North American postwar periods, Poetry & Commons makes anew the case for thinking about lyric in the neoliberal era.' - David Farrier, Professor of Literature and the Environment, University of Edinburgh

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Daniel Eltringham is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of English at the University of Sheffield.

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