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St. Mark's Talks
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October 25, 1984
"Politics and Language"
November 11, 1984
- "Line, Music, Counterpoint, Disjunction, and the Measure of Mind"
- David Antin, Part 1, including introduction by Bernstein (45:44) MP3
- David Antin, Part 2 (22:45) MP3
- Discussion (46:16) MP3
December 9, 1984
- "Various Devices--Oppositional Poetics"
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- Barrett Warren [unavailable: pending permission of the author]
January 10, 1985
[pdf poster for the next four talks]
February 28, 1985
- George-Therese Dickinson and Peter Seaton [not recorded at the request of the poets]
April 24, 1985
"Sound and Sentiment, Sound and Symbol"
May 2, 1985
June 6, 1985
October 4, 1985
- "Condition, Information, and the Paranoia of the New"
- David Bromige (1:34:00): MP3
- Discussion (1:01:20): MP3
October 25, 1985
- "Writing from a House of Women"
- Judy Grahn (1:25:46): MP3
- Discussion (42:39): MP3
November 11, 1985
"Subject Matter"
January 26, 1986
- On the Black Arts movement, projective verse, and cinema.
- Lorenzo Thomas (1:13:19): MP3
- Discussion (42:35): MP3
March 23, 1986
- "Mysteriously Speaking of the Mysterious Byzantine Proposals of the Poem"
- Introduction (2:48): MP3
- Barbara Guest (24:59): MP3
- Discussion (54:21): MP3
April 13, 1986
- "Postmodernism: Sign for a Struggle, the Struggle for the Sign" (draft)
- Introduction (3:43): MP3
- Ron Silliman (1:34:33): MP3
- Discussion (40:39): MP3
- Silliman pubished the final version of this talk in Poetics Journal, No. 7, September, 1987, pp. 18–39. Reprinted in Contemporary American Poet-Critics, translated into Serbian by Dubravka Djuric and published in Gradina, Vol. 26, No. 2–3, 1991, Nis, Yugoslavia, pp. 162–179.
May 25, 1986
- "Celine, Pound, and Fascism"
- Bob Perelman, Part 1 (1:34:43): MP3
- Bob Perelman, Part 2 (50:18): MP3
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