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| Introduction | ||
| Talking poetics | ||
| In this place called America | 7 | |
| Workshop | 30 | |
| "A little endarkenment : and in my poetry you find me" | 45 | |
| Irreparables, I : an essay-ode | 70 | |
| The poetics of disobedience | 91 | |
| On translation | 96 | |
| From the gone world | 111 | |
| Panel on personal geography | 122 | |
| Ancestral presences | ||
| Symbiosis | 137 | |
| A tribute to Sappho | 160 | |
| On the ballad | 175 | |
| The Wang River sequence, a prospectus | 184 | |
| A brief history of the early prose poem | 190 | |
| Dharma poetics | ||
| Comment, Dharma poetics panel | 203 | |
| Burroughs and Dharma | 206 | |
| No one spoke : Chogyam Trungpa's teachings of Dharma art | 224 | |
| Revolutionary poetics | ||
| Revolutionary poetics | 243 | |
| Hieroglyphics and money | 267 | |
| Lokapala : interview | 289 | |
| Lecture | 294 | |
| Panel : politics of identity | 301 | |
| Femanifestos | 326 | |
| How to see through poetry : myth perception and history | 338 | |
| Gnosis & aesthetics | ||
| Courting the muse | 357 | |
| A reverie on the making of a poem | 367 | |
| Death, shivers, and the tick of poetic stress | 376 | |
| Beauty trouble : identity and difference in the tradition of the aesthetic | 383 | |
| The art of melancholy | 393 | |
| Form and culture | 399 | |
| Documents | ||
| Statement for panel on Robert Duncan | 413 | |
| Notes on intention and editing | 418 | |
| Statement for panel on gender | 420 | |
| Yo, self/yo, Maximus | 423 | |
| The infinite amount of work to be done | 426 | |
| For a minor art : publishing & poetry | 431 | |
| Statement on the events of September 11, 2001 | 435 | |
| Nomad : century : ahead | 436 | |
| Torch song (prose is a prose is a prose) | 440 | |
| Interview | 447 | |
| Diversityrap | 455 |
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Roger Kaikko
reviewed Civil Disobediences: Poetics and Politics in Action on May 02, 2009
Civil Disobediences: Poetics and Politics in Action
I really enjoyed the discussion between Bobbie Louise Hawkins, Robert Creeley, Michael Ondaatje, and Robin Blaser... I wish that part had been longer. I'm about to read Peter Lamborn Wilson's essay "Hieroglyphics and Money."
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