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David‐Antoine Williams

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Poetry Analysis and CriticismLexicography and Language StudiesDigital Humanities and ScholarshipModernist Literature and CriticismPhilosophy and Literary Analysis

David‐Antoine Williams works in Poetry Analysis and Criticism, Lexicography and Language Studies, Digital Humanities and Scholarship, Modernist Literature and Criticism, Philosophy and Literary Analysis. Recorded institutional associations include St. Jerome's University, University of Waterloo.

33Publications
33Citations
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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Defending Poetry

    2010 · 6 citations

  2. Defending Poetry: Art and Ethics in Joseph Brodsky, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill

    2010 · 5 citations

  3. The Life of Words

    2020 · 5 citations

  4. Poetic Antagonyms

    2013 · 4 citations

  5. Tete-A-Tete, Face-A-Face: Brodsky, Levinas, and the Ethics of Poetry

    2009 · 3 citations

  6. T. S. Eliot in theOxford English Dictionary

    2016 · 3 citations

  7. ‘Alien’ vs. Editor: World English in theOxford English Dictionary, Policies, Practices, and Outcomes 1884–2020

    2020 · 3 citations

  8. Method as tautology in the digital humanities

    2013 · 2 citations

  9. Getting More Out of the Oxford English Dictionary (by Putting More In)

    2017 · 1 citations

  10. Antedating (in) the Oxford English Dictionary

    2023 · 1 citations

  11. The ‘Oxford Dictionary’ in T. S. Eliot

    2016 · 0 citations

  12. All corruptible things: Geoffrey Hill’s Etymological Crux

    2015 · 0 citations

  13. Ethics, Literature, and the Place of Poetry

    2010 · 0 citations

  14. Geoffrey Hill: A ‘Question of Value’

    2010 · 0 citations

  15. Seamus Heaney: Beyond the ‘Dialect of the Tribe’

    2010 · 0 citations

  16. Joseph Brodsky: A ‘Peremptory Trust in Words’

    2010 · 0 citations

  17. Opening up the /Oxford English Dictionary/: What an enhanced legacy dataset can tell us about language, lexicography, literature, and history..

    2017 · 0 citations

  18. The electronic 'Oxford English Dictionary', poetry, and intertextuality.

    2012 · 0 citations

  19. Duty, integrity, and the auditory imagination : the poethics of T.S. Eliot and Seamus Heaney

    2003 · 0 citations

  20. Afterword

    2020 · 0 citations

  21. The Life of Words: Etymology and Modern Poetry

    2020 · 0 citations

  22. Geoffrey Hill’s Etymological Crux

    2020 · 0 citations

  23. Adaptations in the Age of the Arbitrary

    2020 · 0 citations

  24. Etymological Recirculation in Seamus Heaney, R. F. Langley, and J. H. Prynne

    2020 · 0 citations

  25. Paul Muldoon’s Etymological Thread

    2020 · 0 citations

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