Ekphrastic Copresence: “The Hunters in the Snow” as a Style of Poetic Access

Zachary Tavlin is Assistant Professor, Adj. in the Liberal Arts department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He teaches and writes about literature, poetics, the history of philosophy, literary and critical theory, and visual culture. His first book, on glancing in American literature, is forthcoming from the U of Alabama P. His work has been published in Critical Inquiry, Diacritics, ESQ, J19, English, Continental Philosophy Review, Jacket2, Wallace Stevens Journal, Robert Frost Review, and many other venues.