The Poetics of Otherness

Exploring the concept of otherness, this study delves into the interplay between history, theory, and poetry. It examines a range of topics, including trauma in Shakespeare's work, Bartolomé de Las Casas' portrayal of the Americas, the perspectives of trench poets, and the voices emerging from the Holocaust. Each chapter highlights how literature reflects and shapes cultural experiences, providing a nuanced understanding of poetry's role in addressing historical and social issues.