Emily KeeganRadio Show Process NotesWhere are you in your sound-writing process?May 2, 2023May 2, 2023
Emily KeeganSexual Themes Displayed Through Rhyming Patterns in Hip-HopThe poetic lyricism of hip-hop first originated in the African community of North America following the age of disco that would later…Mar 19, 2023Mar 19, 2023
Emily KeeganinLinguistic ArchitectureThe Blues in Ishmael Reed’s “Oakland Blues”Originally evolving in the late nineteenth century from southern rural field hollers as well as work songs “structured on African musical…Mar 13, 20231Mar 13, 20231
Emily KeeganVillanelle and Metrics in William Shakespeare’s ‘Sonnet 73’The sonnet, first established in the early sixteenth century, originated in the English language after it was translated by Petrarch…Feb 20, 2023Feb 20, 2023
Emily KeeganinLinguistic ArchitecturePantoum and Syntax in Peter Meinke’s “Atomic Pantoum”Before being filtered by 1800s France into Anglo-American poetics by colonizers, the pantoum was from Malay origin. Pantoums take the form…Feb 13, 20233Feb 13, 20233
Emily KeeganHaiku and ImageAs described by Jean Hyung Yul Chu in An Exaltation of Forms, the poetic form known as haiku is a frugality of forceful lyric as well as…Jan 30, 2023Jan 30, 2023
Emily KeeganGhazal and RepetitionAs written in ‘Ghazal: To Be Teased into Disunity’ by author Agha Shahid Ali, ghazal is a form of poetry that “is made up of thematically…Jan 23, 20232Jan 23, 20232
