Against Forgetting: Twentieth-Century Poetry of Witness
Against Forgetting gathers twentieth-century poetry of witness, placing remembrance and historical experience at the heart of literary expression. Edited by Carolyn Forché, this volume invites readers to consider how poetry can preserve difficult realities and resist the erasure of the past.
About This Book
Against Forgetting presents twentieth-century poetry centered on witness and remembrance.
Edited by Carolyn Forché, the book considers poetry as a response to historical experience.
Its focus is the relationship between literature, memory, and the events that shape collective understanding.
This volume is suited to readers interested in poetry, history, and literary responses to the twentieth century.
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