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Introduction: The prose poem as a dialogical genre

Part I: Two precursors :

1. 'Universalpoesie' as fragment: Friedrich Schlegel and the prose poem

2. Novalis's 'Hymnen an die Nacht' and the prose poem 'avant la lettre'

Part II. The prose poem in its historical age :

3. Baudelaire's poor: the 'Petits poemes en prose' and the social reinscription of the lyric

4. Narrative, history, verse undone: the prose poetry of Rimbaud

Part III. The prose poem in the age of cubism :

5. History as farce: (re)situating Max Jacob's 'Cornet a dés'

6. The violence of things: the politics of Gertrude Stein's 'Tender buttons'

Part IV. The other side of things :

7. Self-reflexive fables: Ernst Bloch's 'Spuren'

8. Fragments of a world restored: Francis Ponge's '"Rhetoric by objects"

Part V. Beyond French borders: two contemporaries :

9. Politics and solitude: The prose poetry of Robert Bly

10. Time doesn't pass: Helga Novak and the possibilities of the prose poem

11. Conclusion: Uses of the prose poem