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serial
[sir′ē·əl]
Etymology: L, series, row
pertaining to a succession, arrangement, or order of items.
serial
part of a series.
serial homology
see serial homology.
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The chapter discusses Spicer's serial poem Billy the Kid and how much weight he put on seriality in poetry in his later work.
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Jack Spicer's Billy the Kid, he seeks to demonstrate, reveals Spicer's love for Billy as an effect of the poem's serial practice and thus allows for the sustenance of lyrically inscribed persons, even as seriality has previously been seen as a zone of depersonalization.
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