Efnisyfirlit

• Title Page
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Epigraph
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: What Is Poetic Attention?
• Part I. Attending to Objects
• I. Modes of Transitive Attention
• II. Contemplation: Attention’s Reach
• III. Desire: Attention’s Hunger
• IV. Recollection: Attending to the Departed Object
• V. Imagination: Attention’s Poiesis
• Part II. Objectless Awareness
• VI. Modes of Intransitive Attention
• VII. Vigilance: States of Suspension
• VIII. Resignation: Relinquishing the Object
• IX. Idleness: Doldrums and Gardens of Time
• X. Boredom: End-Stopped Attention
• Coda: Toward a Practice of Poetic Attention
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Permission Credits
• Index