Search Results for projective verse

..., but the main juxtaposition is with Pound’s Pisan Cantos , where the rushed, typewritten quality of the lines is shown to have been foundational for Olson in his influential “Projective Verse.” Eigner’s work, while it shares characteristics, calls for different manners of reading. The latter part of the essay...

...Jim Rosenberg This piece is an essay describing my precompositional “semantic method” and placing my poetics in the context of prior poetries, such as Projective Verse. It was originally written for the conference “BIOS: The Poetics of Life in Digital Media,” held at the University of West Virginia...

... programmatic essay “Introjective Verse,” which is in essence an ironic parody of Charles Olson's “Projective Verse” of 1950, Bernstein states that “ebullient denial of reality takes such a verse out of believing [reality]” and that Oscar Wilde was just getting superfluous when he stated that “life imitates art...

... lead to a further perception,” so declared Charles Olson, who laid a cornerstone for the innovative poetic tradition at SUNY–Buffalo, where Bernstein would one day find his first institutional home. In two landmark mid-century essays, “Projective Verse” and “Human Universe,” Olson drew a distinction...

... of an earlier formulation quoted by Olson in “Projective Verse “content is never more than an extension of form.” Content isn’t contained in the poem but is a felt effect of formal processes that gesture toward what “despairs of its own statement.” I have been focusing on how Creeley purposefully...

..., classical train- ing, et cetera. In what sense the project of Bildung, as Humboldt imagined it, animated the Orientalization of the Hellenes via the Hellenization of the Germans, even when this fostered supreme heights of philosophical think- ing, is extensively discussed in Dream Nation, and I...

... is never taboo when you’re small. “Chansons Innocentes,” from which this poem comes, is a cross between Blake and Apollinaire. It’s also a sort of projective verse; notice the function of hyphenation in line 2. There’s sound and sense in the last line quoted above, but the typo- graphical...

... American Poetry” (“Iz sodobne ameriške poezije”), Ogen also translated poems by Charles Olson, Frank O'Hara, Jack Kerouac, and Allen Ginsberg, as well as “‘Statements of Poetics’: Fragments of Olson's ‘Projective Verse’ ” (the title was translated as “New Way How to Construct Poem in the Space” [“Nov način...

... in “Trina, topa, troca” with respect to the verse “Swish, swash, swap,” and in a large part of the poem “Dysraphism,” which, according to some critics, consecrates the sound adjacency in Bernstein's project. Of course, there are poems translated into free verse, starting with those that do not even have...

.... First, a meditative Stevens: unagonistic, verbally ruminative, romantic (but called “postromantic”), a repository of human responses, post-Christian yet lyric—a poet whose verse does not make truculent, discordant claims but rather “eke[s] out the mind,” forming “the particulars of sounds.” Secondly...

... of materialism in Wordsworth's verse, one that alights upon and magnifies aspects of the natural world that are irrecuperable by the subject or by poetic symbol. In poems from across Wordsworth's varied career, the formal properties of poetry are used to record a simultaneous material persistence and autonomy...

... to the hegemony of neoliberalism. That literary thinking in the contemporary American novel breaks with conventional progressive thinking in several ways is undeniable. But that it does so in a manner consistent with the “magical thinking” of the sixties and inconsistent with the broader progressive project...

... and the problems with the designations “experimental,” “representative,” and “failed”; (5) “Interview with Alcir Pécora and Régis Bonvicino” (Brazil, 2014), on the “infranatural” and echopoetics; (6) “Indigo: Interview with Paata Shamugia” (Georgia, 2016); (7) “Project Transcreation Interview with Runa...

...Jennifer Scappettone This article examines the critical ruptures and dilutions of a contemporary “ambient poetic”—a tendency in sonic, visual, and textual arts to aspire toward an atmospheric condition—through analysis of Tan Lin's verse architectonics across book and digital media. Setting...

... . “ To Find the Man in Dostoevsky .” Hudson Review 55 , no. 3 : 495 – 503 . Rushdie Salman . 1989 . The Satanic Verses . New York : Viking . Rushdie Salman . (1991) 1992 . Imaginary Homelands: Essays and Criticism, 1981–1991 . New York : Penguin . boundary 2 47:2 (2020) DOI...

... Abramović, Shigeko Kubota, and Carolee Schneeman. This article pursues a different but complementary approach. After exploring more in depth what today’s “hybrid” verse looks like, it discusses a newer Atelos publication, Craig Dworkin’s Parse (2008), because its principal concern—the relationship...

... onward? The preface betrays no doubts about this project, however. If any- thing, it raises the stakes. It announces that the book’s scope is as enor- mous as possible, both geographical (its reach is “worldwide”) and tempo- ral (it surveys “the history, theory, technique, and criticism of poetry from...

... University, Prague. His monographs include The Lyrical Lu Xun: A Study of His Classical-Style­ Verse and The Subtle Revolution: Poets of the “Old Schools” During Late-­Qing and Early Republican Era China. Currently, he leads an international research project on the development of Lu Xun’s thought...

..., neither prose nor verse, recalling some known provisions (in our modern repertoire) but with this crucial difference: the ritualized poetic motif, the essentialized landscape, the still life more or less abstract, were not at the rendezvous, which on the contrary erupted into the violence of a brutal...

... formalism exemplified by Norris’s fiction. The contradictory nature of this project—that is, a contextual history of aesthetic formalism—captures the logic that ushers an Americanized global sensi- bility into being. Norris’s...