Dr Enaiê Mairê Azambuja
Academic and research departments
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, School of Literature and Languages.About
My research project
Cosmological Imaginations: Zen and material ecopoetics in William Carlos Williams, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, and E. E. CummingsMy research analyses the ecopoetics of early-twentieth-century U.S. poets William Carlos Williams, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, and E. E. Cummings through a framework composed of Zen Buddhism and New Materialism. I argue that, influenced by Zen, these poets merged materialism and spirituality by means of the poetic imagination, thus developing what I call a cosmological ecopoetics.
This project has been funded by the TECHNE AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership.
Supervisors
My research analyses the ecopoetics of early-twentieth-century U.S. poets William Carlos Williams, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, and E. E. Cummings through a framework composed of Zen Buddhism and New Materialism. I argue that, influenced by Zen, these poets merged materialism and spirituality by means of the poetic imagination, thus developing what I call a cosmological ecopoetics.
This project has been funded by the TECHNE AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership.
University roles and responsibilities
- Seminar Tutor, School of Literature & Languages, 2019/20
My qualifications
Affiliations and memberships
ResearchResearch interests
- Ecocriticism and ecopoetics
- Intersections of literary and religious studies
- Romantic and Modernist poetry
- American and Latin American poetry
- Translation Studies
- Creative writing
Research interests
- Ecocriticism and ecopoetics
- Intersections of literary and religious studies
- Romantic and Modernist poetry
- American and Latin American poetry
- Translation Studies
- Creative writing
Teaching
- Understanding Poetry (ELI1021)
Publications
Highlights
Articles in Peer-Reviewed Academic Journals:
Forthcoming:
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2022) The Zen cosmological imaginations of William Carlos Williams and Alan Watts. William Carlos Williams Review (special issue on the influence of Williams on West Coast culture) [In Preparation]
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2022) “I’d rather be a cyborg [and] a goddess”: vital materialism and Eastern spirituality in Marianne Moore’s ecopoetics, Modernism/Modernity, Submitted for Initial Review
Published:
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2021) Zen and the Art of Imagined Matter: The Material Ecopoetics of William Carlos Williams, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, isab018, https://doi.org/10.1093/isle/isab018
AZAMBUJA. Enaiê Mairê. (2012) “The Habits of Moss that Secretly Freezes the Stone”: o espaço na obra da poeta irlandesa Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin. E-cadernos CES (Online), v. 14, p. e-cadernos, http://eces.revues.org/925
POEMS
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê, (2021) “Remember”, Marble Poetry Magazine, issue 8, ISSN: 2516-7944, pp. 21-22, https://www.marblepoetry.com/issues-archive/issue-8/
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2020) “The Maned Wolf” and “Open Veins of Latin America”. Marble Poetry Magazine, issue 7, ISSN: 2516-7944, pp. 53-58, https://www.marblepoetry.com/product/issue-7/
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2020) Cartografias de espaços infinitos na poesia de Enaiê Mairê Azambuja. Mallarmargens, http://www.mallarmargens.com/2020/09/cartografias-de-espacos-infinitos-na.html
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2020) “Polaroid”. Ruído Manifesto, http://ruidomanifesto.org/um-poema-de-enaie-maire-azambuja/
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2018) “One of Us Cannot Be Wrong”. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, pp. 72-73, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn18
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2018) “The Sailor”. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, p. 75, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn18
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2018) “Birth by Water”. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, p. 98, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn18
AZAMBUJA, Enaie Mairê (2017) Favour in Lampedusa”. In. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, pp. 10-11, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn17
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê (2015) “Voyage” In. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University & Cinnamon Press, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, pp. 80-82, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn15
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2015) “Lovers at the Museum”. In. Two Thirds North, Department of English, Stockholm University & Cinnamon Press, ISBN: 978-1-909077-98-0, p. 55, https://issuu.com/ttnstockholm/docs/ttn15
AZAMBUJA, Enaiê Mairê. (2014) Selected Poems, Revista Escamandro, https://escamandro.wordpress.com/2014/08/11/enaie-maire-azambuja-1990/
Conference Papers:
AZAMBUJA. Enaiê Mairê. (2021) Zen and the art of imagined matter: annihilation and restoration in William Carlos Williams’s material ecopoetics. The Seventh International Symposium on Literature and Environment in East Asia (ISLE-EA), Kobe, Japan.
AZAMBUJA. Enaiê Mairê. (2019) Ecocriticism in the bardo: A Zen Buddhist Analysis of Timothy Morton’s Ecological Thinking. ASLE-UKI Biennial Conference, Plymouth, https://asle.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/ASLEUKI2019.pdf