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Roy Fisher’s City and the Affective Landscapes of Modernization
This article considers Roy Fisher’s 1961 prose-poem City in the context of slum clearance and urban modernization in the postwar period. Modernization projects, like those in Fisher’s native Birmingham, sought to employ figures of destruction and ruin for the sake of constructing a literal
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