Differentials: Poetry, Poetics, Pedagogy

muddled. Once, walking on the beach at Stinson with Rae Armantrout during our student days at Berkeley, I knelt to pick up a bea ...

boundary manic” gives the word mark a number of paragrammatic possi- bilities. “mark mar ha”: stutter is followed by exclamation ...

in a picture in its right relations. There is a split then how to act. Laws are relations among individuals. When Theophile Caze ...

open Cabbage Gardens, remains elusive. Indeed, the oblique narrative that follows, which begins with the lines The enemy coming ...

The ¤rst sentence of Howe’s “afterimage,” under the heading Flanders, with its allusion to World War I, is: “On Sunday, December ...

Niagara; from the “iron railings” of the bear compound in the zoo to the “iron railings” of the Charles Street Jail; from Fanny ...

From “sh” to “sh,” from “snow sward” to “foliage free,” via a “boundary manic,” a target cadence marked.” “Sh.” The rest is whit ...

You must go on as if I was an open door. Go right on through me I can’t answer all your questions. (25) Add to such voices the v ...

Mancini and I still blurred beside him, Mykonos, 1961, The past a snowstorm the present too.^40 The obvious thing would be to sa ...

entiate quite readily between their ethos and that of such mainstream post- Romantic poets as Charles Wright or Mark Strand or L ...

York School–based poetics of Ron Silliman and Bob Perelman, and the fu- sion of “nation language” and “video style” in the work ...

In the spring of 1999 I was invited to give a paper at a conference called “Page Mothers” (the title refers to women editors of ...

North America and the UK, edited by Maggie O’Sullivan for Reality Street Editions (London, 1996), and Mary Margaret Sloan’s Movi ...

for example, to study the relation of literary to so-called ordinary language, to determine the respective role of author and re ...

as an historic phase with attention having shifted... to a larger aspect— especially to the critical status of the sentence as t ...

and the two actions are permitted to become a simultaneous experience within the activity of the engager” (8). “Reading” is thus ...

lent to its referent and the corollary notion that poetry is language that is somehow extraordinary.^6 The case against transpar ...

wider. For even as students were absorbing Foucault’s “What Is an Author?” and Barthes’s “The Death of the Author,” Of¤cial Vers ...

didn’t put into practice, at least not in his best poetry.^12 By the 1990s, in any case, all three of the Language principles th ...

Tom Phillips. Johanna Drucker was trained as a printmaker and visual poet and wrote her PhD thesis at Berkeley on the Russian av ...