The Collected Essays of Robert Creeley / / Robert Creeley.

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Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [1989]
©1989
Year of Publication:1989
Edition:Reprint 2022
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (XV, 603 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • I HEROES/ELDERS
  • Introduction to Penguin Selected Whitman
  • Hart Crane and the Private Judgment
  • The Letters of Hart Crane, Edited by Brom Weber
  • A Note on Ezra Pound
  • Why Pound!?!
  • The Release
  • William Carlos Williams: Selected Essays
  • A Character for Love
  • The Fact
  • Foreword to The Manuscripts and Letters of William Carlos Williams, by Neil Baldwin and Steven L. Meyers
  • "paradise/our/speech . . ."
  • Louis Zukofsky: All: The Collected Short Poems, 1923-1958
  • A Note
  • All Ears Hear Here
  • For L.Z.
  • A Personal Note
  • A Note on Basil Bunting
  • Basil Bunting
  • H. D.
  • Here
  • II THE COMPANY
  • Introduction to The New Writing in the USA
  • Charles Olson: Y & X
  • Charles Olson: In Cold Hell, in Thicket
  • Preface to Mayan Letters, by Charles Olson
  • Charles Olson: The Maximus Poems, 1—10
  • Olson & Others: Some Orts for the Sports
  • Some Notes on Olson's Maximus
  • Introduction to Charles Olson: Selected Writings I
  • Introduction to Charles Olson: Selected Writings II
  • "A Foot Is to Kick With"
  • "An Image of Man . . .": Working Notes on Charles Olson's Concept of Person
  • Charles Olson's Masterwork
  • "A light, a glory, a fair luminous cloud"
  • "To disclose that vision particular to dreams"
  • Preface to Robert Duncan: A Descriptive Bibliography, by Robert J. Bertholf
  • "An intensely singular art"
  • Edward Dorn in the News
  • Edward Dorn's Geography
  • Preface to Selected Poems, by Edward Dorn
  • The New World
  • For Michael
  • Preface to Against the Silences, by Paul Blackburn
  • "How Is It Far If You Think It?"
  • III THE WRITING LIFE
  • Kenneth Patchen: Fables £s? Other Little Tales
  • A Note on Canadian Poetry
  • Canadian Poetry 1954
  • D. H. Lawrence: Studies in Classic American Literature
  • Witter Bynner: Journey with Genius
  • Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Guignol's Band & John Hawkes: The Goose on the Grave
  • "By God, Pomeroy, you here!"
  • Waiting for Godot
  • Ramón Sender: Two Novels
  • On Love
  • The Journals of Jean Cocteau
  • Kenneth Rexroth: In Defense of the Earth
  • Edward Dahlberg: The Sorrows of Priapus
  • Evergreen Review, Nos. 1 and 2
  • "To Build Castles in Spain"
  • "Her Service Is Perfect Freedom"
  • A New Testament
  • Ways of Looking
  • The Fascinating Bore
  • Preface to Sticks and Stones, by George Bowering
  • "Think what's got away..."
  • The Beat Voznesensky
  • Judson Crews
  • A Note for Thread and Fielding Dawson
  • A Note for Kenneth Irby
  • Frederick Eckman: The Epistemologa of Loss
  • A Note for These Poems...
  • Rainer Gerhardt: A Note
  • Introduction to Thongs, by Alex Trocchi
  • AM
  • Introduction to Krazy Katl The Unveiling & Other Stories, by Fielding Dawson
  • For Diane
  • Foreword to The Sterile Honeycomb, by Arthur Axelrod
  • Gee Gerry G...
  • Lew
  • A Note for Hilda Morley: A Blessing Outside Us
  • Foreword to Sojourner Microcosms, by Anselm Hollo
  • Introduction to The Manner Music, by Charles Reznikoff
  • Preface to Nolo Contendere, by Judson Crews
  • Preface to The Blind Receptionist and Other Poems, by Robert J. Richkin
  • Foreword to Running Grass: Poems 1970-1977, by Peter Levitt
  • Xmas as in Merry
  • Poetry of Commitment
  • First Prize
  • First Prize
  • Ted Berrigan's Death
  • William Corbett: Two Books
  • No Matter What: A Note for Collected Poems, by William Corbett
  • An Afterword to Splendide-Hôtel, by Gilbert Sorrentino
  • The Gentle on the Mind Number
  • With Crusoe, on Familiar Shores
  • Kenneth Koch's Selected Poems, 1950-1982
  • Gone Fishing
  • From the Language Poets
  • A True Poet
  • Preface to The Leafless American, by Edward Dahlberg
  • Foreword to The Collected Poems of Marsden Hartley
  • Foreword to Trumpets from the Islands of Their Eviction, by Martin Espada
  • IV ARTISTS
  • On the Road: Notes on Artists 8c Poets, 1950-1965
  • Divers Sentiments
  • René Laubiès: An Introduction
  • A Note on Franz Kline
  • Philip Guston: A Note
  • Harry Callahan: A Note
  • A Note
  • Feedback: "Contemporary Voices in the Arts"
  • John Chamberlain
  • Frank Stella: A Way to Go
  • "Mehr Licht . .."
  • Ecce Homo
  • Three Films
  • Bill the King
  • "Some Place Enormously Moveable": The Collaboration of Arakawa and Madeline H. Gins
  • Introduction to Larry Bell: New Work
  • Memories of John
  • My New Mexico
  • Jim Dine/Five Themes
  • Face It
  • Seeing Things: Preface to Scopophilia, by Gerard Malanga
  • Foreword to The Poet Exposed, Portraits by Christopher Felver
  • V AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND POETICS
  • A Note on the Objective
  • Notes for a New Prose
  • How to Write a Novel
  • To Define
  • A Dilemma
  • A Note
  • A Note on the Local
  • A Quick Graph
  • "Statement" for the Paterson Society
  • Why Bother?
  • A Sense of Measure
  • "Poems are a complex"
  • A Statement about the Poem "The Name"
  • Notes Apropos "Free Verse"
  • "I'm given to write poems"
  • The Black Mountain Review
  • The Writer's Situation
  • Writing
  • On the New Cultural Conservatism
  • The Creative
  • Inside Out
  • Foreword to Robert Creeley: An Inventory, 1945—1970, by Mary Novik
  • Last Night
  • Was That a Real Poem or Did You Just Make It Up Yourself?
  • A Note for Hello
  • Letter from Berlin
  • Berlin, Etc.
  • Form
  • Index
  • Backmatter