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Writers work with language, but often our relationship to the language we choose-its sound and texture, shape and form-is instinctive rather than self-aware. This course engages advanced creative writing students in a deep study of voice and style, through a critical and creative examination of poetics and poetic forms and devices, including reflective interrogation of their own unique literary voice.

This third year course immerses students in a close study of poetics and poetry, that is, in a deep study of how various textual strategies or devices create meaningful effects for the reader. Students will develop a deep understanding of how sound, sense and structure are used in creating a unique voice, or style, as well as looking at how various critical and creative approaches to authorial voice can inform and enrich their own writing practice. Students will study a range of techniques and forms, and produce writing across a wide variety of genres, including poetry, fiction and non-fiction, with the aim of developing a deep and critical understanding of, and appreciation for, their own voice.

On successful completion of this course students should be able to:

1. demonstrate an advanced understanding of poetry and poetics;
2. develop, research and evaluate ideas about poetics and poetry through creative, critical and reflective thinking and practice;
3. apply relevant skills and knowledge to the production of high quality critical and creative works;
4. interpret, communicate and present ideas, problems and arguments in modes suited to a range of audiences;
5. work independently and collaboratively to produce, critique and improve your own and other鈥檚 critical understanding, and creative projects;
6. recognise and reflect on the impact of social, cultural and ethical issues in the production and critical reception of creative writing, including poetry.