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Poetics

elegies that refuse consolation and resist the compensations of the traditional elegy, keeping grief unresolved and often ambivalent.

In poetics, anti-elegy refers to elegies that refuse consolation and resist the compensations of the traditional elegy, keeping grief unresolved and often ambivalent. This meaning comes from Ramazani (1994) in Poetry of mourning.[1]

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References

Ramazani, J. (1994). Poetry of mourning. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226703398

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