清华大学外文系·喜迎百年校庆系列学术演讲之一
演讲题目：
Dwelling in Possibility:
A Cognitive Poetics Approach to the Poetry of Emily Dickinson
演讲人：Margaret H. Freeman
Professor Emeritus of Los Angeles Valley College
Co-Director of Myrifield Institute for Cognition and the Arts
时间：11月11日 （周四）10：00-12：00
地点：文南楼116室
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清华大学外文系
欢迎外文系、人文学院以及其他院系的广大研究生、本科生同学踊跃参加!演讲者简介：
Margaret H. Freeman is Professor Emeritus of Los Angeles Valley College and a Co-Director of Myrifield Institute for Cognition and the Arts, a think tank for research in the cognitive sciences and the creative arts located in Heath, Massachusetts ( http://myrifield.org). She was a founding member of the Emily Dickinson International Society ( http://www.emilydickinsoninternationalsociety.org/), and served as its first president from 1988 to 1992. She has published many articles in journals and anthologies in the area of cognitive aesthetics, with especial focus on poetry (for a selection of papers, see http://ssrn.com/author=1248859). She is currently at work on two books: Cognitive Aesthetics: Poetic Iconicity, and Reading Emily Dickinson: A Cognitive Guide. She resides at Myrifield, where she hosts monthly meetings of the Emily Dickinson Reading Circle, with her husband, Don, and border collie, Moss. This talk is a discussion of cognitive poetics as aesthetic expression in experiencing a poetic text.
Poems: The birds reported from the south; I’ve nothing else to bring; If she had been the mistletoe; I hide myself; Upon a lilac sea; Our journey had advanced; On this wondrous sea; A bird came down the walk; The soul has bandaged moments; Safe in their alabaster chambers. |
