2017
DOI: 10.18261/issn.1500-1989-2017-04-03
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Abstract: SAMMANFATTNINGFöreliggande artikel undersöker poesiintresserade 16-19-åringars fritidsläsning av poesi. Mot bakgrund av en internationell diskussion kring behovet av studier som diskuterar litteraturens legitimeringar i en starkt medialiserad samtid, studeras här utsagor om varför unga läser poesi för att bidra med ny förståelse om poesins värde för unga läsare idag. Studiens material utgörs av nätintervjuer med 21 unga kvinnor och män från hela Sverige. Gruppen läser huvudsakligen centrallyrik. Analysen gener… Show more

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“…We plan to use the pronoun 'I', 'my, 'me', and 'mine' to portray the narrator, or poet, as the main subject or character throughout my poetry collection to emphasize the subjectivity lyrical poetry has, as subjectivity is another discernible trait of the lyrical genre (Patel, 2019). In other words, the main character of the collection is the narrator, or myself, as the poet (Sigvardsson, 2017). Throughout my writing process, if we need to use other pronouns, names, or other proper nouns, they will most likely serve as the object of the story or plot.…”
Section: Concept Of the Creative Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We plan to use the pronoun 'I', 'my, 'me', and 'mine' to portray the narrator, or poet, as the main subject or character throughout my poetry collection to emphasize the subjectivity lyrical poetry has, as subjectivity is another discernible trait of the lyrical genre (Patel, 2019). In other words, the main character of the collection is the narrator, or myself, as the poet (Sigvardsson, 2017). Throughout my writing process, if we need to use other pronouns, names, or other proper nouns, they will most likely serve as the object of the story or plot.…”
Section: Concept Of the Creative Workmentioning
confidence: 99%