Mad heart be brave essays on the poetry of Agha Shahid Ali

Inhaltsangabe: “… Introduction / Kazim Ali -- The world is full of paper : write to me / Sejal Shah -- Between postindependence and the Cold War : Agha Shahid Ali's publications with the Calcutta Writers Workshop / Rita Banerjee -- "This is an archive" : Agha Shahid Ali's postcards from Kashmir / Amanda Golden -- The veiled sweets : Agha Shahid Ali's surprising use of humor / Ravi Shankar -- Beyond borders, nations, and exclusivist identities : Agha Shahid Ali's poetics of plurality / Abin Chakraborty -- "Separation's geography" : Agha Shahid Ali's scholarship of evanescence / Amy Newman -- "A route of evanescence" : Agha Shahid Ali in America / Christopher Merrill -- The loved one always leaves : the poetic friendship of Agha Shahid Ali and James Merrill / Jason Schneiderman -- Agha Shahid Ali, world literature, and the representation of Kashmir / Stephen Burt -- The shifting nationalisms of Agha Shahid Ali's poetry / Raza Ali Hasan -- Missing home, imagining violence : Agha Shahid Ali's engagement with Kashmir / Syed Humayoun -- Poet in Srinagar / Feroz Rather -- Requiem : Agha Shahid Ali's last canzone / Dur E Aziz Amna -- Palimpsetic intertextualities in "A lost memory of Delhi" and "The last saffron" / Mihaela Moscaliuc -- Borrowed words : the use of quotations and italics in the ghazals of Agha Shahid Ali / Reginald Dwayne Betts -- "The grief of broken flesh" : the dialectic of desire and death in Agha Shahid Ali's lyrics / Mahwash Shoaib -- "Who will inherit the last night of the past?"  …”