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  1. Between Zhdanov and Bloomsbury: the Poetry and Poetics of E. P. Thompson.Scott Hamilton - 2008 - Thesis Eleven 95 (1):95-112.
    E. P. Thompson's poetry and poetics are rarely considered by commentators on his work, but they are central to his thought. Thompson, who for a long time identified as a poet rather than a historian, struggled to find an alternative to both the Bloomsburian modernism he associated with decadent British capitalism and the chilly philistinism of Stalinist socialist realism. Thompson's unique and ingenious poetics emphasizes the political nature of poetry, yet denies that poets ought to subordinate their work to political (...)
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