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With Nervous Device, Catherine Wagner explores the boundary the poem marks between poet and audience on the map of desire.
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With Nervous Device, Catherine Wagner explores the boundary the poem marks between poet and audience on the map of desire.
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- City Lights Spotlight
- Verlag: City Lights Books
- Seitenzahl: 80
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 140mm x 176mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 116g
- ISBN-13: 9780872865655
- ISBN-10: 0872865657
- Artikelnr.: 35334139
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- City Lights Spotlight
- Verlag: City Lights Books
- Seitenzahl: 80
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 140mm x 176mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 116g
- ISBN-13: 9780872865655
- ISBN-10: 0872865657
- Artikelnr.: 35334139
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Catherine Wagner was born in Burma to American military parents, afterwards living in the Philippines, Indonesia, Yemen and India before moving to the US. She received her MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, studying with Jorie Graham, Donald Revell and Denis Johnson, and a PhD from the University of Utah. She is an Associate Professor of English at Miami University.
INFRARES 3
PRESSED GO 5
A WELL IS A MINE: A GOOD BELONGS TO ME 6
IF 8
RAIN COG 9
INNOCENT MONEY 10
A PATTERN 11
RECENT MALE INTERVENTION 12
CAPITULATION TO THE TOTAL POEM 13
PLEASURE TRIP 14
NEVER MIND 18
VERSUS 19
RAIN COG 20
RAIN COG 21
BLINK WHOLE HEAD IN IDENTIFICATORY TRANCE 22
THE AUTONOMY OF ART HAS ITS ORIGINS IN THE CONCEALMENT OF LABOR 24
FLY DOME 25
A ROSE FOR GEORGE 26
MAKE A MACHINE FOR MASTERING SELF 28
HAPPILY 29
FLIES, POND 30
SPELL 31
ANOTHER HUMAN MADE ME COME 32
I AM WAITING FOR LANGUAGE 33
REGARDING THE USE-VALUE AND EXCHANGE-VALUE OF ORGASMS, WITH A LIST OF
ORGASM ANALOGUES 34
BENEFITS OF METAPHOR 36
AIR ENVELOPE 37
A LANDSCAPE 38
CHICKEN 39
THE SUN-WENT-DOWN CALAMITY 40
ROTTEN PLACE FOR CURRENCY TO GROW 41
I PRONOMIAL 42
DO FAIRLY PLEASANT THING 43
THE UGLY NECK, OR MAKING BANK 44
INFRA RES: COLOR ESSAYS 45
The light was out of my face 46
Kinds of light: 47
I made clean lines ferment 48
Red flies toward eye 49
Whence this yellow page? 50
And we return to the question of the integration of color. 51
Color, says Albers, 52
The sun-red hair 53
THE BOUNDING LINE 54
PRESSED GO 5
A WELL IS A MINE: A GOOD BELONGS TO ME 6
IF 8
RAIN COG 9
INNOCENT MONEY 10
A PATTERN 11
RECENT MALE INTERVENTION 12
CAPITULATION TO THE TOTAL POEM 13
PLEASURE TRIP 14
NEVER MIND 18
VERSUS 19
RAIN COG 20
RAIN COG 21
BLINK WHOLE HEAD IN IDENTIFICATORY TRANCE 22
THE AUTONOMY OF ART HAS ITS ORIGINS IN THE CONCEALMENT OF LABOR 24
FLY DOME 25
A ROSE FOR GEORGE 26
MAKE A MACHINE FOR MASTERING SELF 28
HAPPILY 29
FLIES, POND 30
SPELL 31
ANOTHER HUMAN MADE ME COME 32
I AM WAITING FOR LANGUAGE 33
REGARDING THE USE-VALUE AND EXCHANGE-VALUE OF ORGASMS, WITH A LIST OF
ORGASM ANALOGUES 34
BENEFITS OF METAPHOR 36
AIR ENVELOPE 37
A LANDSCAPE 38
CHICKEN 39
THE SUN-WENT-DOWN CALAMITY 40
ROTTEN PLACE FOR CURRENCY TO GROW 41
I PRONOMIAL 42
DO FAIRLY PLEASANT THING 43
THE UGLY NECK, OR MAKING BANK 44
INFRA RES: COLOR ESSAYS 45
The light was out of my face 46
Kinds of light: 47
I made clean lines ferment 48
Red flies toward eye 49
Whence this yellow page? 50
And we return to the question of the integration of color. 51
Color, says Albers, 52
The sun-red hair 53
THE BOUNDING LINE 54
INFRARES 3
PRESSED GO 5
A WELL IS A MINE: A GOOD BELONGS TO ME 6
IF 8
RAIN COG 9
INNOCENT MONEY 10
A PATTERN 11
RECENT MALE INTERVENTION 12
CAPITULATION TO THE TOTAL POEM 13
PLEASURE TRIP 14
NEVER MIND 18
VERSUS 19
RAIN COG 20
RAIN COG 21
BLINK WHOLE HEAD IN IDENTIFICATORY TRANCE 22
THE AUTONOMY OF ART HAS ITS ORIGINS IN THE CONCEALMENT OF LABOR 24
FLY DOME 25
A ROSE FOR GEORGE 26
MAKE A MACHINE FOR MASTERING SELF 28
HAPPILY 29
FLIES, POND 30
SPELL 31
ANOTHER HUMAN MADE ME COME 32
I AM WAITING FOR LANGUAGE 33
REGARDING THE USE-VALUE AND EXCHANGE-VALUE OF ORGASMS, WITH A LIST OF
ORGASM ANALOGUES 34
BENEFITS OF METAPHOR 36
AIR ENVELOPE 37
A LANDSCAPE 38
CHICKEN 39
THE SUN-WENT-DOWN CALAMITY 40
ROTTEN PLACE FOR CURRENCY TO GROW 41
I PRONOMIAL 42
DO FAIRLY PLEASANT THING 43
THE UGLY NECK, OR MAKING BANK 44
INFRA RES: COLOR ESSAYS 45
The light was out of my face 46
Kinds of light: 47
I made clean lines ferment 48
Red flies toward eye 49
Whence this yellow page? 50
And we return to the question of the integration of color. 51
Color, says Albers, 52
The sun-red hair 53
THE BOUNDING LINE 54
PRESSED GO 5
A WELL IS A MINE: A GOOD BELONGS TO ME 6
IF 8
RAIN COG 9
INNOCENT MONEY 10
A PATTERN 11
RECENT MALE INTERVENTION 12
CAPITULATION TO THE TOTAL POEM 13
PLEASURE TRIP 14
NEVER MIND 18
VERSUS 19
RAIN COG 20
RAIN COG 21
BLINK WHOLE HEAD IN IDENTIFICATORY TRANCE 22
THE AUTONOMY OF ART HAS ITS ORIGINS IN THE CONCEALMENT OF LABOR 24
FLY DOME 25
A ROSE FOR GEORGE 26
MAKE A MACHINE FOR MASTERING SELF 28
HAPPILY 29
FLIES, POND 30
SPELL 31
ANOTHER HUMAN MADE ME COME 32
I AM WAITING FOR LANGUAGE 33
REGARDING THE USE-VALUE AND EXCHANGE-VALUE OF ORGASMS, WITH A LIST OF
ORGASM ANALOGUES 34
BENEFITS OF METAPHOR 36
AIR ENVELOPE 37
A LANDSCAPE 38
CHICKEN 39
THE SUN-WENT-DOWN CALAMITY 40
ROTTEN PLACE FOR CURRENCY TO GROW 41
I PRONOMIAL 42
DO FAIRLY PLEASANT THING 43
THE UGLY NECK, OR MAKING BANK 44
INFRA RES: COLOR ESSAYS 45
The light was out of my face 46
Kinds of light: 47
I made clean lines ferment 48
Red flies toward eye 49
Whence this yellow page? 50
And we return to the question of the integration of color. 51
Color, says Albers, 52
The sun-red hair 53
THE BOUNDING LINE 54