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Camille Norton

カミーユ・ノートン

Kamiru Nōton

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1955-01-01
Nationality
United States
Languages
English

Career

Occupations
Poet, Academic, Critic, Editor
Active Years
1980-
Affiliations
University of the Pacific
Memberships
Association of Writers & Writing Programs

Education

University of Massachusetts Boston
Country: United States
Graduated from UMass Boston (details of degree not specified in source)
Harvard University
Degree: M.A., Ph.D.
Year of Graduation: 1992
Country: United States
Record indicates doctoral work completed in 1992 (dissertation)

Awards

National Poetry Series
2004
Work: Corruption
Organization: National Poetry Series
Result: 受賞
Best American Poetry
2010
Organization: Best American Poetry
Result: 選出

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Corruption

2005 Poetry

A collection of poems exploring personal and social corruption. The book moves between fragmentary images and historical/private vignettes to address identity and alienation.

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Estuary

Poem

A short poem published online that deals with nature, memory, and fluid boundaries.

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Reading the society of outsiders: exile and gender in the modernist novel

1992 Criticism (doctoral dissertation)

An academic study on exile and gender in the modernist novel, examining the relation between marginalized figures and social structures.

exilegendermodernism

Resurgent: New Writing by Women (editor)

1991 Edited volume

An edited anthology collecting new writing by women; Norton served as an editor.

feminismwomen writersanthology

Bibliography

  • Corruption. Harper Perennial. 2005.
  • Reading the society of outsiders: exile and gender in the modernist novel. Harvard University. 1992.
  • Resurgent: New Writing by Women (editor). University of Illinois Press. 1991.
  • Estuary (poem, published online)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
fragmentary, image-driven poetic languageinterdisciplinary and critical approach in style
Recurring Motifs
alienation and boundariesgender and identitymemory and landscapes

Legacy

Camille Norton is recognized as an American poet and scholar active in both poetry and academic research. Her 2004 National Poetry Series award and other recognitions mark her presence in contemporary poetry. She is noted for moving between interdisciplinary criticism and poetic practice.

Academic Societies

  • Association of Writers & Writing Programs

Archives

  • Location of personal archives unknown

Trivia

  • Winner of the National Poetry Series in 2004.
  • Had work selected for Best American Poetry 2010.
  • Has taught at the University of the Pacific (per public sources).
  • Official website is preserved in web archives (camillenorton.com).