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Qualitative Inquiry, Vol. 12, No. 2, 369-388 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/1077800405284601

Found Poetry as Literature Review

Research Poems on Audience and Performance

Monica Prendergast

University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, mprender{at}uvic.ca

Creating found poetry from theoretical literature offers an arts-based approach to literature review in inquiry. Found poetry has a long history of practice in poetry as the imaginative appropriation and reconstruction of already-existing texts. This article presents literature-voiced research found poems that express distillations and crystallizations of a wide range of writing in contemporary continental philosophy and performance theory. The suite of poems forms part of a current dissertation inquiry in the form of a curriculum theory of audience in performance and education.

Key Words: found poetry • literature review • audience • performance • research


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