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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTION
- American Poetry: Traditional and Transgressions
- The Aesthetic of Muriel Rukeyser
- Hypothetical Premises
- Methodological Procedures
- II. EPISTEMOLOGICAL EXCURSUS
- Intuition
- The Writer and the Reader
- Meaning
- The Significance of Intuitive Experience
- Language and intuition
- Indian Theories of Intuition
- Reality
- Relationship and its Significance
- CONCLUSION
- III. THE CANON OF THE UNEXPLORED
- The Theme of Eros
- The Reality of Dreams
- The Mythic Mode
- IV. DECOLLAGING EXPERIENCE
- The Threshold Experience
- Inner Spaces, Outer Movements
- Unreal Lands, Real Spaces
- Through the Eyes of a Child
- The Morphology of Silence
- V. BRAIDING IDENTITIES
- Excavating
- WilIard Gibbs: Through Phases of Experience, Knowledge of Systems
- Kollwitz of the Unforgetting Eyes
- Ryder the Visionary: Leaping Rider to Flame
- John Jay Chapman: the Many Born
- Charles Ives and the Clusters of Meaning
- Anne Burlak: Centre of a System of lives
- Akiba, the One Witness
- VI. RELATIONSHIP: A LIFE - LINE
- Presencing the Absence of Life
- The Mystique of suicide
- Resurrecting Artistic Response
- VII. CONCLUSION
- WORKS CITED