Judith Goldman

Judith Goldman.

Judith Goldman

Judith Goldman

Director of Poetics Program
Associate Professor

Interests

contemporary poetry & poetics, British Romanticism, 18C literature & philosophy (Scottish Enlightenment), media studies, biopolitics, Marxism, critical race studies, psychoanalysis

Works in Progress

Creative
  • ____ Mt. [blank mount]: “Mont Blanc,” Mont Blanc, M——’s Foul Papers.

Critical

  • Life & Death in Question: Biopolitics & British Romanticism, 1790-1840.

Selected Publications

Creative

Books

  • agon (The Operating System 2017)
  • l.b.; or, catenaries (Krupskaya 2011)
  • DeathStar/Rico-chet (O Books 2006)
  • Vocoder (Roof 2001)

Full Gallery Exhibitions

  • Open Waters [Northwest Passage | Open Polar Sea | Arctic + Great Lakes Plastic], Burchfield Penney Art Center, Dec 2019-Mar 2020.

Journals

  • “From the desk of M------. [to: E.D. | re: Icicle Fascicle].” Transat’ 2. December 2024. 50-59. 
  • “From the desk of M------."  The Chicago Review. February 2024. online. https://www.chicagoreview.org/from-the-desk-of-m/
  • “Executive Summary [Satellite Flower Delivery – PollenStar XIV”].  The Brooklyn Rail. July-August 2023.  Print (p.114) & online. https://brooklynrail.org/2023/07/poetry/from-Executive-Summary
  • “The Seduction Community.” [reprint] Art Leaks Gazette #5.  April 2019.  13-15. 
  • “Fauna Maths.” A Fiery Flying Roule.  Eirik Steinhoff, ed.  Barrytown: Station Hill Press, 2018. np.

Critical

  • “Climates of the Absurd in Chantal Penalosa and José-Luis Moctezuma’s ‘CCTV.’”  Postmodern Culture 32.2 (Summer 2022). 
  • “Sexual Violence, Narrative Authority, Spectral Reading.” Review of Samantha Giles, Total RecallAmerican Book Review 42.2 (Jan-Feb 2021). 
  • “Hearing Hearing.” [Afterword.] Leslie Scalapino and Lyn Hejinian, Hearing. Litmus Press, 2021. 87-97. 
  • “‘the equal instant space of action’: On Leslie Scalapino’s The Dihedrons Gazelle-Dihedrals Zoom.”  A Forest On Many Stems: Essays On the Poets Novel. Laynie Browne, ed.  Nightboat Books, Summer 2021. 424-441.
  • “A poem of how to be”: Abjection and Biopolitical Capitalism in Ariana Reines’s “RENDERED.”  Articulating Contemporary Poetics.  Charlie Altieri and Nicholas Nace, eds.  Northwestern University Press, 2018.  
  • "Dysachrony: Temporalities and their Discontents in Old and New Romanticisms." Active Romanticisms, eds. Julie Carr and Jeffrey Robinson (2015).
  • "Re-thinking 'Non-retinal Literature': Citation, 'Radical Mimesis,' and Phenomenologies of Reading in Conceptual Writing." Postmodern Culture 22.1 (July 2012).