Kevin Hart (poet) - Published Works

Published Works

Books of Poetry

  • The Departure (1978)
  • The Lines of Your Hand (1981)
  • Your Shadow (1984)
  • Peniel (1991)
  • New and Selected Poems (1994)
  • Dark Angel (1996)
  • Nineteen Songs (1999)
  • Wicked Heat (1999)
  • Madonna (2000)
  • Flame Tree (2002)
  • Night Music (2004)
  • Young Rain (2008)
  • Morning Knowledge (2011)

Criticism

  • The Trespass of the Sign (1989)
  • A. D. Hope (1992)
  • The Oxford Book of Australian Religious Verse (2004)
  • Losing the Power to Say ‘I’ (1996)
  • Samuel Johnson and the Culture of Property (1999)
  • How to Read a Page of Boswell (2000)
  • The Fifth Question and After: Poems for Tomas Salamun (2003)
  • The Impossible (2004)
  • Nowhere Without No: In Memory of Maurice Blanchot (editor; 2004)
  • The Power of Contestation: Perspectives on Maurice Blanchot (with Geoffrey Hartman, 2004)
  • Postmodernism: A Beginner’s Guide (2004)
  • The Dark Gaze: Maurice Blanchot and the Sacred (2004)
  • Derrida and Religion: Other Testaments (with Yvonne Sherwood, 2004)
  • The Experience of God (Editor, with Barbara Wall), 2005)
  • Counter-Experiences: Reading Jean-Luc Marion (editor; 2007)
  • The Exorbitant: Emmanuel Levinas between Jews and Christians (with Michael A. Signer, 2010)
  • Clandestine Encounters: Philosophy in the Narratives of Maurice Blanchot (2010)

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