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... against a narrative basis for innovative writing. The justifica- tion for this resistance varies, but one of the main arguments concerns the abuse of language under market ideology. Ron Silliman exempli- fies this position: “Consider the novel. Born well within the commodity fetish, it does...

... Yeh— that fall “upon a contrarian verve.” Procedural Form in Postmodern American Poetry: Berrigan, Antin, Silliman, and Hejin- ian. By David W. Huntsperger. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 2010. 195 pp. $75.00. The term “procedural poetry” refers to poems that self-reflexively address...

... as the appropriate scene for a collabo- rative decommodification of language has been made most forcefully by the Language poet and critic Ron Silliman; this argument is linked, in the poetry and critical writing of Bruce Andrews, to a theory of col- laboration between reader and writer that produces a mobile...

... resistance” (30). While he draws on Zukofsky’s contention that influence may be “no more than a writer’s absorption of a tendency ‘in the air,’” Scroggins does define a limited set of terms by which writers as diverse as Michael Heller, Cid Corman, Robert Creeley, and Ron Silliman create their poetry through...

..., lumping lyric poets together sardonically as a School of Quietude, to use Ron Silliman’s term. Gillian White tackles these circumstances of the lyric’s embattled status head-on. The institutional, hermeneutic, ideological, and political baggage bogging down the lyric functions for White as “lyric shame...

... communication. Experimentalism as Reciprocal Communication in Contemporary American Poetry: John Ashbery, Lyn Hejinian, Ron Silliman . By Elina Siltanen. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: John Benjamins. 2016. x, 210 pp. Cloth, $135.00; e-book, $135.00. This monograph charts the literary history...

... meaning. Chiasson, in his afterword, points out that certain writers in this tradition draw extensively on autobiography—a fact validated by reference to Lyn Hejinian’s My Life or Ron Silliman’s Albany. And while it is true that such work is autobio- graphical, the function of such writing...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...

... male–dominated) Left in the face of rising liberation movements from minoritized U.S. ethno-racial and sexual groups in the 1970s, with a critical but generous reading of the poetry and position statements of Ron Silliman in the context of the formation of Language poetry as a reaction...