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Iron Moon: An Anthology of Chinese Worker Poetry
by Eleanor Goodman
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“Iron Moon is a monumental achievement. It redraws the boundaries of working-class poetry for the new millennium by incorporating at its center issues like migration, globalization, and rank-and-file resistance. We hear in these poems what Zheng Xiaoqiong calls “a language of callouses." This isn’t a book about the lost industrial past; it’s a fervent testimony to the horrific, hidden histories of the 21st century’s working-class and a clarion call for a more cooperative and humane future."—Mark Nowak, author of Coal Mountain Elementary
Eleanor Goodman is a writer and translator. Her translation of work by Wang Xiaoni, Something Crosses My Mind, won the Lucien Stryk Translation Prize. Her first poetry collection is Nine Dragon Island.
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rank: #270,048
price: $8.48
bound: 200 pages
publisher: White Pine Press (April 18, 2017)
lang: English
isbn: 1945680032, 978-1945680038,
weight: 10.4 ounces (
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Youre all set! Sign up *Invalid email address Got it Got it WorldViews The haunting poetry of a Chinese factory worker who committed suicide The inside track on Washington politicsXus story, highlighting the fact that he was a poet as well as a factory worker, sparked a storm of domestic and international publicityRhapsody on the Advance of Heavy SnowIn a snow factory in the skymechanical assembly line angelsstand night and day in the noise and lightsnumbly producing snowflakes.The workload makes them spit white frothand ooze out snowflakesthat crash down around them.Suddenly my country becomes a swath of white, and suddenly the smile s of thirty provinces are crushed into tears.The army endlessly repairs the smashed borders.Only the workers' white headsare http://www.scoop.it/t/toystibaqimim/p/4080784018/2017/06/27/read-book-what-nightmares-are-made-of exposed in the snow.The threatened earth slowly slowly slowlyleans toward that snow-burdened edgeThis was catalyzed by the suicide of Foxconn employee Xu Lizhi in September 2014There are, well, private sides to birth and death but then again, one can also frame these scenes as generating empathy with the protagonists, and the social class to which they belong, for the good causeYou must be logged in to report a commentLao Jing (bThe poet as a spiritually superior outcast in a materialist world, as the loser who paradoxically exposes the winners sadly limited worldview and lack of morality
Applications for positions inlibraries and book stores in Shenzhen proved unsuccessfulSometimes this is obvious, as when Xu Hongzhi literally enacts one of his brother http://lemon-haze.xooit.com/viewtopic.php?p=414 Lizhis poems, describing how his room will be cleaned up after his deathShangtheyre sick and their bodies are covered in dustwhatever is taken from my lifeextends the tunnel of their old ageMy body carries three tons of dynamiteand they are the fuseLast nightI exploded like the rocks I spend my middle age five kilometers inside mountainsthat image alone conjures up a set of experiences that are largely alien to most of America, and especially to most American poets[3]See, for example, Sun Wanning 2014; Justyna Jagucik, Representation of Dagongmei in Contemporary China, in DEP17 (2011): 121-138 and Literary Body Discourses: Body, Gender and Class in Contemporary Chinese Female-Authored Literature,PhD dissyou could be an official if you wrote good poetryQin Xiaoyu and Wu Feiyue[10] Personal correspondence with Qin Xiaoyu, February 12, 2017In most cases, Xu's suicide would have been yet anotherfootnote in the vast, sweeping story of China's economic boom and transformation
From around the year 2000, the internet has boosted its dissemination and raised connectivity and group consciousness among poets and readers, through websites, blogs, and other social mediaIt is a discourse unconsciously internalized at all levels, even by Xu Lizhis http://blogs.rediff.com/piemisfatabra/2017/06/27/read-book-dreaming-in-starlight/ who, still mourning his sons death three years on, has little faith in the ability of poetry to change the lives of the lower classesspiritually or economically: If this [his death] hadnt happened, he says tearfully in the documentary, we wouldnt know he wrote poetryIt follows several young writers battling economic and cultural prejudice in their attempts to sublimate 14-hour shifts on assembly lines into lines of poetryThe Shenzhen Foxconn plant has long been notorious for the cruelty of its labor regime, and the many suicides associated with sameThe project combines several things I consider vital: poetry, social awareness, an examination of globalism, and of course, contemporary ChinaThe scene is essentially theatrical in natureAlso, certainly in https://onalneyfreeslafcoe.wixsite.com/cosquaiso/single-post/2017/06/27/ONLINE-BOOK-How-To-Draw-Cool-Things-Optical-Illusions-3D-Letters-Cartoons-And-Stuff-2-A-Cool-Drawing-Guide-For-Older-Kids-Teens-Teachers-And-Students-Drawing-For-Kids-Volume-13 context of PRC literature, labor poetry and workers poetry lead to echoes of Maoist poetics that are inaccurate at best and misleading at worstMooi & Gezond close Make-up & Parfum Luxe cosmetica Make-up Damesgeuren Herengeuren Alle parfum Persoonlijke verzorging Luxe verzorging Lichaamsverzorging Haarverzorging Gezichtsverzorging Scheren & Ontharen Mondverzorging Zonbescherming Alle persoonlijke verzorging Gezondheid Zelfzorg Voedingssupplementen Afslanken Zwangerschapstests Optiek Erotiek Alle gezondheid Apparatuur Elektrische tandenborstels Scheren & Trimmen Elektrisch ontharen Haarstyling Bloeddrukmeters Alle apparatuur Tips Nieuwe producten Luxe collectie Top 10 damesgeuren Drogisterij acties Huishoudmiddelen Stijl Magazine Merken Rituals L'Oral Paris Alle luxe merken Alle Mooi & Gezond Outlet I cant swallow any more everything Ive swallowed roils up in my throatTheir enactment of poetry recited by Wu Xia at the February 2015 symposium held in Beijing alternates with images of the poet on stage
Similar to the way the industrial revolution in England enforced a whole new concept of time as it severed workers from seasonal rhythms, so these poets speak of disrupted menstrual cycles, the blurring of night and day and the sense of unbelonging, where both countryside and city are rendered uninhabitable (several refer to themselves as lame ducks, maimed and unable to complete their journey back home).For Xus poem in Chinese, see Xu 2014: 204; Qin 2015: 360Speelgoed & Hobby close Speelgoed Puzzels Spellen Baby & Peuter Bouwen & Constructie Voertuigen Poppen https://www.scribd.com/document/352335956/READ-BOOK-Hochelaga-Depicta-Or-A-New-Picture-Of-Montreal-Embracing-The-Early-History-And-Present-State-Of-The-City-And-Island-Of-Montreal-Classic-Reprint Knuffels Educatief speelgoed Rollenspel Houten speelgoed Speelfiguren Alle speelgoed Feest & Verkleden Verkleedkleding Feestartikelen Buitenspeelgoed Loopfietsen Stepjes Trampolines Alle buitenspeelgoed Hobby & Creatief Knutselen voor kinderen Schilderen & Tekenen Textiel & Handwerken Home deco Modelbouw Modelspoor RC voertuigen Drones Alle hobby & creatief Tips Populaire personages Bekend van TV Fidget spinners Hoverboards Merken LEGO PLAYMOBIL VTech Fisher-Price NERF Speelgoedacties Outlet John Tranter's JPR to Hit the Stands! Main "Suchness": Eric Brown's Vernissage (October 28) October 24, 2016 Iron Moon and the Lives of Chinese Worker-Poets [by Eleanor Goodman] I have long admired these lines in Jane Hirshfields poem Unnameable Heart: There are so many / lives of which I know nothingXus only living presence in the film is his voice, in a recording made by a journalist, in which he says he has not told his family http://enkidiev-saga.xooit.com/viewtopic.php?p=298 his poetry, because he often writes about depressing stuff; and a few seconds of closed-circuit television footage recorded in the Shenzhen building from whose seventeenthfloor he jumped to his deathThis is a man who does hard physical labor for little compensation, a person whose life is undervalued in the larger scheme of thingsAnd less frenetic, more sustainable instances of the linkage of poetry and labor throughout the Mao era, with factories and drilling rigs, construction sites, and so on generally depicted as good places
The world he means is the human world ()Post Forum Badge Post Forum members consistently offer thought-provoking, timely comments on politics, national and international affairsBut there are fascinating through-lines: a nostalgia for a life not lived, the futility of language (we cant bear to put our tears and pain into our http://blogs.rediff.com/dhivgoldrafave/2017/06/27/pdf-ashley-the-devils-daughter/ While the errors are regrettable, Goodman is to be commended for the many places in which she handles the particulars of migrant worker poetry astutely in terms of styleQin is one of those who hold that the notion of dagong poetry is problematic in Chinese to begin withOf course, they are not the only ones concerned with the spiritual vacuum of Chinas brutish capitalist economy or the devastating destruction of the environment, but what makes their eco-poetry so vital is that they are not writing from a distance, http://esimtho.bloog.pl/id,361592070,title,Kennedy-On-Negotiation-Gavin-Kennedy,index.html at the coalfaceBy MEDOC and SHANGHAI ETERNITY on Publish Date November 9, 2016Muziek, Film & Games close Muziek Cd's Lp's Muziekdvd's & Blu-rays Top 100 album Te reserveren Alle muziek Films & Tv-series Films Tv-series Documentaires Top 100 films & tv-series Te http://etradistlola.mihanblog.com/post/113 Alle films & tv-series Games Playstation 4 Xbox One Nintendo Switch PC Gaming Nintendo 2DS/3DS Alle platformen Virtual Reality Gamedownloads Te reserveren Gameconsoles & -accessoires Alle games Fanshops Disney shop HBO shop Tips Advies over consoles Festival musthaves New http://esperiacraft.theforumcity.com/viewtopic.php?p=334 Friday Muziek- & filmdeals Outlet 171bf2437f
“Iron Moon is a monumental achievement. It redraws the boundaries of working-class poetry for the new millennium by incorporating at its center issues like migration, globalization, and rank-and-file resistance. We hear in these poems what Zheng Xiaoqiong calls “a language of callouses." This isn’t a book about the lost industrial past; it’s a fervent testimony to the horrific, hidden histories of the 21st century’s working-class and a clarion call for a more cooperative and humane future."—Mark Nowak, author of Coal Mountain Elementary
Eleanor Goodman is a writer and translator. Her translation of work by Wang Xiaoni, Something Crosses My Mind, won the Lucien Stryk Translation Prize. Her first poetry collection is Nine Dragon Island.
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