Arduity was launched in 2010 by John Armstrong who recognised the need for a user-friendly guide to reading difficult poetry. It is hoped that this resource will consist of a mix of factual information and site users' own experiences of difficult verse.
Arduity: about arduity.
- Arduity home page
- J H Prynne
- Geoffrey Hill
- Paul Celan
- John Ashbery
- Charles Olson
- Keston Sutherland
- John Matthias
- Ezra Pound
- David Jones
- Geraldine Kim
- Wallace Stevens
- Difficulty toolkit
- Allusion
- Ambiguity
- Annotation
- Paying Attention
- The Meaning Problem
- Poetic Risk
- Explaining Difficuly
- Difficult Subjects
- Difficult Words
- Obscurity and Difficulty
- Difficulty and Surprise
- The State of Poetry
- Difficulty resources
- Critical difficulty
- Difficult theory
- Difficult examples
- The 'ism' problem
- Your contribution
- Frequently asked questions
- About arduity
This site is under development, if you have arrived here by chance and would like to know more then please contact John Armstrong at bebrowed@gmail.com. Thank you.