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Shelley with Benjamin offers fresh interpretations of the works of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Walter Benjamin, elucidating the personal and ethical stakes of literary criticism itself through a range of creative authorial techniques.

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'...if I can manage to portray one impression of Shelley and Benjamin, I hope it might be of the strength, value, and uniqueness of this remarkable book. It is one I know I shall return to again and again, for there are multiple ways it can inform my work as both a poet and an academic - particularly regarding the possibilities and limits of political writing (creative and critical) to confront thorny issues of our times. I recommend it most highly to all those involved in the same or similar pursuits and interests - and to all who relish thinking about words, language, life, death, love, violence, and the strange constellations sparkling between and beyond it all.' TEXT: Journal of writing and writing courses 'successfully weaves poetry, criticism, and philosophy together into a fabric of untranslatable residual meanings.' The Keats-Shelley Review

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Mathelinda Nabugodi is a Research Associate in the Literary and Artistic Archive at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. She was the first to be awarded a PhD in Creative Critical Writing from UCL. She has edited Shelley’s translations from Aeschylus, Calderón and Goethe for The Poems of Shelley as well as the essay collection Thinking Through Relation: Encounters in Creative Critical Writing. Her current research explores the links between the poetry of freedom and the practices of slavery in the Romantic period.

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