41. Untitled robert hass, robert Haas robert hass States. robert hass is a Professorof English at the University of California, Berkeley. House http://www.english.upenn.edu/~afilreis/88/haas-hass.html

Robert Hass, Robert Haas Robert Hass "House," by Robert Hass introduction to Robert Hass I used "introtrac" and searched under "Haas, Robert" (note: Haas ) and came up with a whole series of entries referring to the writings of Robert Hass, the poet laureate, including a prose poem called "early April" from TriQuarterly , Winter 1995 n95 p46(3), which begins thus: This morning a cat - bright orange - pawing at the one patch of new grass in the sand-and tanbark-colored leaves. And last night the sapphire of the raccoon's eyes in the beam of the flashlight. He was climbing a tree beside the house, trying to get onto the porch, I think, for a wad of oatmeal Simmered in cider from the bottom of the pan we'd left out for the birds. And earlier a burnished, somewhat dazed woodchuck, his coat gleaming with spring, Loping toward his burrow in the roots of a tree among the drying winter's litter Of old leaves on the floor of the woods, when I went out to get the New York Times. And male cardinals were whistling back and forth - sireeep, sreeep, sreeep - Sets of three sweet full notes, weaving into and out of each other like the triplet rhymes in medieval poetry, And the higher, purer notes of the tufted titmice among them, High in the trees where they were catching what they could of the early sun.

42. Robert Hass - Samuel Fischer-Gastprofessur Translate this page robert hass. Wie Scott Bradfield stammt auch robert hass aus Kalifornien, seineGedichte reflektieren häufig Themen der amerikanischen Westküste. http://www.complit.fu-berlin.de/gastvortraege/gastprofessur/hass.html

Home E-Mail Kontakt Institut ... Bericht Robert Hass Samuel Fischer-Gastprofessor im Sommersemester 2002 Scott Bradfield Poet Laureate of the United States Watershed Robert Hass bot ein Seminar mit dem Titel An Unnamed Flowing: The Idea of a Tradition in American Poetry (A Personal Survey) an, in dem sowohl Pro- als auch Hauptseminarscheine erworben werden konnten. Publikationen Poesie: Praise Human Wishes Sun Under Wood: New Poems Essays: Twentieth Century Pleasures: Prose on Poetry Provinces: Poems 1987-1991 The Essential Haiku: Versions of Basho, Buson, and Issa Facing the River: New Poems "Field Guide". in: The Yale Series of Younger Poets . vol. 68, 1998. A Roadside Dog Unattainable Earth The Seperate Notebooks Collected Poems Sonstiges: Into the Garden: A Wedding Anthology . Herausgeber mit Stephen Mitchell. 1994. Poet's Choice: Poems for Everyday Life . Herausgeber. 1998. The Gift of Rivers: True Stories of Life on the Water . Einleitung. 2000. Robinson Jeffers, Rock and Hawk: Shorter Poems . Herausgeber. . Herausgeber. Veranstaltungen am Institut Donnerstag, 2. Mai 2002, 18.00 Uhr c.t.:

43. Proseminar/Hauptseminar 16460 Von Robert Hass Im Sommersemester 2002 Im Rahmen D 16460 Proseminar / Hauptseminar der Samuel FischerGastprofessur. robert hass. AnUnnamed Flowing The Idea of a Tradition in American Poetry (A Personal Survey). http://www.complit.fu-berlin.de/archiv/kvv/lv-sose2002/16460.html

Home E-Mail Kontakt Institut ... lv-sose2002 16460 Proseminar / Hauptseminar der Samuel Fischer-Gastprofessur Robert Hass An Unnamed Flowing: The Idea of a Tradition in American Poetry (A Personal Survey) A survey from the point of view of an interested party, that is, a working poet, of the history of American poetry looking at what is characteristic in it and at what is still alive and usable: The course will look at Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, at several of the modernist poets, especially T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, Wallace Stevens, Gertrude Stein, and Hilda Dolittle, or H.D., at the origin and development of African-American poetry, at the California tradition in American poetry, especially Robinson Jeffers and Kenneth Rexroth, at the Beat Generation and post World War II experimental writing and its intensely personal and autobiographical subjects, and at the various American postmodernisms of the 80's and 90's. It will end with a consideration of the relation between postmodern aesthetics and environmental politics at the turn of the new century. Readings for the seminar: (copies are in the library of the departement) May 13, 2002 - Walt Whitman

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45. Amira Hass: Life Under Israeli Occupation, Robert Fisk an Israeli Jewish journalist Amira hass doesn't merely report on the experiencesof Palestinians on the West Bank she shares their lives. robert Fisk meets a http://home.mindspring.com/~fontenelles/Fisk/fisk23.htm

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46. Robert Hass A Talking Bridges Lecture in the Arts of Citizenship Program On Literacyand Democracy An Afternoon with robert hass. Photo by Barbara Hall. http://www.engin.umich.edu/org/YoHA/yoha-web/hass.html

YoHA Inauguration YoRenaissance Spacing Out Course Community ... Arts of Citizenship Program Robert Hass Poetry Reading, Feb. 17 Lecture, Feb. 19 Meet the Poet, Feb. 20 Hass on the Radio LIVE! ... Acknowledgements A Talking Bridges Lecture in the Arts of Citizenship Program On Literacy and Democracy: An Afternoon with Robert Hass Photo by Barbara Hall Free Public Lecture by the Former U.S. Poet Laureate Thursday, February 19, 1998 Noon, Michigan Theater Reception at Shaman Drum Bookshop Following Lecture Co-sponsored by Great Lakes Literary Alliance, CHRIS TRIOLA, Shaman Drum Bookshop Robert Hass has changed what it means to be Poet Laureate of the United States (96/97). He's made the Office of Poetry and Literature a position from which to launch action. Armed with the mantra, "Imagination makes communities," Hass has spent two years battling American illiteracy. He's crisscrossed the country speaking at Rotary Club meetings, raising money to hold conferences like Watershed, a gathering of writers and environmentalists who teach inner-city kids about the nation's long tradition of nature writing. For Hass, everything is connected. When he works to heighten literacy, he's also working to promote awareness about the environment. Hass believes that natural beauty must be tended to and that caring for a place means knowing it intimately. Poets, especially, need to pay constant attention to the interaction of mind and environment. And when he's talking about poetry itself, whether

47. SPOTLIGHT ON ROBERT HASS, UNITED STATES POET LAUREATE: 1995-1996 By Barbara Your robert hass claims he was merrily going about his job of writing poetry when hewas tapped by the Librarian of Congress to become the new United States Poet http://www.potpourri.org/editor/bios/bio_hass/bio_hass.html

Featured in Vol. 10, No. 4. WHAT'S A POET LAUREATE TO DO? Spotlight on Robert Hass, United States Poet Laureate: 1995-1996 by Barbara Youree Artist: Marilyn Larson Robert Hass claims he was merrily going about his job of writing poetry when he was tapped by the Librarian of Congress to become the new United States Poet Laureate. He asked what the position entailed and was told "not much." What an understatement that turned out to be! Hass stayed almost continually on the road during his two-year term, not only fulfilling his official mandate "to raise national awareness of the importance of poetry," but also to speak out for all his connected issues. Poetry is a path to literacy which branches off into care of the environment, community ties, bold imagination, cures for poverty, and a host of other values Hass deems important. But each Poet Laureate has indeed been left to define and to defend his/her own role. The post was created in 1985 by an act of Congress, following a stormy history of the less prestigious title of Consultant in Poetry. Such poets as Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg, and Stephen Vincent Benet graced the previous post, but some declined the dubious honor. Even Frost hesitantly accepted in 1958 with the condition he make only four visits to the Library. There were controversies such as that surrounding the attempt by the Fellows of the Library of Congress to offer Ezra Pound a poetry prize after he had been accused of treason.

48. 06.10.98 - Robert Hass Reads Poetry At The White House robert hass Reads Poetry at the White House. by Julia Sommer, PublicAffairs posted June 10, 1998. robert hass, professor of English http://www.berkeley.edu/news/berkeleyan/1998/0610/hass.html

This Week's Stories: Edward Penhoet Named Dean of School of Public Health Laura Tyson Named Dean of Haas School of Business Mote Named President of University of Maryland ... Enrichment: Key to Children's Intelligence and Creativity Robert Hass Reads Poetry at the White House Staffer Wins Theater Critics' Circle Award Dean Mary Metz to Retire From UC Berkeley Extension Cal Team Pedals fo AIDS Ride Fundraiser Regular Features Awards News Briefs Obituaries Robert Hass Reads Poetry at the White House by Julia Sommer, Public Affairs posted June 10, 1998 Robert Hass, professor of English and former U.S. poet laureate (1995-97), recently spent an evening reading poetry to President and Mrs. Clinton and their guests in the East Room of the White House. All three poets read works by Emily Dickinson. Hass selected the Dickinson poem: Much madness is divinist sense To a discerning eye; Much sense the starkest madness. In this, as all, prevails. Assent, and you are sane; And handled with a chain. The millennial evening included poetry readings by both the President and First Lady, poetry recitations by attending guests, and questions about poets and poetry from around the nation via the Internet.

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50. Robert Hass entertainment peopleArts and Entertainment—Entertainment Biographies—HRobert hass poet and translator Born 3/1/1941 Birthplace San Francisco. http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0901959

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51. Robert Hass Hosts River Of Words Program Former Poet Laureate robert hass returns to the Library of Congress on Saturday,May 8, to moderate a program honoring the 1999 student winners of the fourth http://www.loc.gov/today/pr/1999/99-060.html

Public Affairs Office 101 Independence Ave. SE Washington DC 20540-1610 tel (202) 707-2905 fax (202) 707-9199 April 29, 1999 Press Contact: Yvonne French (202) 707-9191 Public Contact: Center for the Book (202) 707-5221 Robert Hass to Host "River Of Words" Program at Library on Saturday, May 8 Former Poet Laureate Robert Hass returns to the Library of Congress on Saturday, May 8, to moderate a program honoring the 1999 student winners of the fourth annual "River of Words" Environmental Poetry & Art Contest. The program, which features a display of artworks by their creators and poetry readings by the winning authors, will take place at 2:30 p.m. in the Mumford Room on the sixth floor of the James Madison Memorial Building, 101 Independence Ave. S.E. It is free and open to the public. No tickets are required. Mr. Hass cofounded "River of Words" with Pamela Michael, who serves as project director. The International Rivers Network and the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress are the cosponsors. The contest, which focuses on the theme of "watersheds," is open to young artists and poets from 5 to 19 years of age. The 1999 winners, chosen from thousands of entries, were announced by Mr. Hass on April 18 at the San Francisco Public Library. During the ceremony, he remarked, "It's thrilling to see, year after year, these young artists and writers giving us back the places where we live through their words and images. Through their explorations and reflection on their home grounds, we are all made more aware of the beauty, history and fragility of our natural landscapes."

52. Robert Hass Hosts "River Of Words" Former Poet Laureate robert hass returns to the Library of Congress to moderatea program honoring the student winners of the fifth annual River of Words http://www.loc.gov/today/pr/2000/00-046.html

Public Affairs Office 101 Independence Ave. SE Washington DC 20540-1610 tel (202) 707-2905 fax (202) 707-9199 email pao@loc.gov March 30, 2000 Press Contact: Donna Urschel (202) 707-9191 Public Contact: Center for the Book (202) 707-5221 Robert Hass to Host "River of Words" Program at the Library of Congress Former Poet Laureate Robert Hass returns to the Library of Congress to moderate a program honoring the student winners of the fifth annual River of Words environmental poetry and art contest on Saturday, April 29, in the Mumford Room, sixth floor, James Madison Building, at 2:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. The program will feature poetry readings by the winning authors, a display of the winning artworks by their creators, and commentary by Mr. Hass. The contest, which focuses on the theme of watersheds, is open to students in kindergarten through the 12th grade. "We are trying to alert kids to the natural world and its connection to artistic expression and the human spirit," said Mr. Hass, who served as U.S. Poet Laureate from 1995 to 1997 and whose 1996 Library of Congress conference, "Watershed: Writers, Nature, and Community," inspired the project. Mr. Hass and project director Pamela Michaels were the co-founders. The sponsors are the International Rivers Network and the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress. State centers for the book in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico are participants.

53. VIDEOS ON AUTHORS AND THEIR WORKS hass, robert, Allen Ginsberg and Friends, PN 1064 A55 1997, 59 min. hass,robert, The Lure of Poetry, PN 1064 L87 1997, 59 min. hass, robert, http://www.lib.ttu.edu/english/authors_videos.htm

ENGLISH STUDIES RESOURCES VIDEOS ON AUTHORS AND THEIR WORKS Videos are located at the Reserve Desk. Loans are for 3 days. Additional videos are available at the International Cultural Center Library Videos on this list are in alphabetical order by thesubject/author's last name. Subject/ Author Title Call Number Running Time Aeschylus Agamemnon PA 3827 A7 H35 1985 pt.1 95 min. Aeschylus Choephori PA 3827 A7 H35 1985 pt. 2 70 min. Aeschylus Eumenides PA 3827 A7 H35 1985 68 min. Albee, Edward Edward Albee In processing 52 min. Angelou, Maya Great Women Writers PS 151 G785 1999 24 min. Beowulf and Old English Literature PR 1585 B3825 1997 38 min. Baldwin, James James Baldwin: the Price of the Ticket PS 3552 A4 Z73 1990 87 min. Baraka, Imamu Amiri Dutchman PS 3552 A583 D8 1992 55 min. Beckett, Samuel Samuel Beckett: As the Story Goes In processing 55 min. Beckett, Samuel Samuel Beckett: Three Plays In processing 79 min. Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Beckett PR 6003 E282 Z87 1994 86 min. Bishop, Elizabeth PS 323.5 V66 pt.11/12 30 min. Blake, William PR 4147 W445 1992 20 min.

54. 99-105 (Robert Hass) President’s Lecture Series robert hass, poet laureate from 199597, will presentreading May 8 robert hass, who as US poet laureate championed the causes of http://www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/1999-00/99-105.html

Distributed April 12, 2000 For Immediate Release News Service Contact: Tracie Sweeney Robert Hass, poet laureate from 1995-97, will present reading May 8 Mother Jones Hass, a professor of English at the University of California-Berkeley, has won numerous awards. With Field Guide, his first collection of poems, he won the 1973 Yale Series of Younger Poets Award. His second volume, Praise, received the William Carlos Williams Award in 1979, and Sun under Wood Hass also has received critical acclaim for his translations of the works of Czeslaw Milosz; the haiku of his non-Western mentors Basho, Buson and Issa; and for Twentieth Century Pleasures: Prose on Poetry, a collection of his essays and reviews, which received the National Book Critics Circle Award for criticism in 1984.

55. MetroActive Books | Robert Hass Inner voice Poet Laureate robert hass says poetry speaks for our true selves. IntimateArt. robert hass celebrates the quiet joys of poetry. By David Templeton. http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/04.12.01/hass-0115.html

Books Index North Bay MetroActive Central Archives Inner voice: Poet Laureate Robert Hass says poetry speaks for our true selves. Intimate Art Robert Hass celebrates the quiet joys of poetry By David Templeton POETRY . . . is . . . an . . . intimate art." Robert Hass speaks softly and slowly this afternoon, choosing each word as carefully as if he were selecting an expensive bottle of wine. Or a diamond. Or a new puppy. He's answering a question about the intense passion poetry fans often reveal when talking about the art form. "Poetry's basic material," Hass says, "is the voice in which we talk to ourselves in our heads. Against all the noise and fury and pressures and deadening routines of external reality, poetry functions as that still, small voice of what it would feel like, were it not buried under the circumstances of our lives, to be our true and authentic selves." Stop. Read that quote again. If you can do so without being thrown out of the coffee-house, try reading it out loud. There now. You have to agree that poetseven when engaged in routine conversation, even when giving yet another interviewdo have a way of making their words sing.

56. Metroactive Books | Billy Collins And Robert Hass Two of the many reasons, however, are easy to pinpoint Billy Collins and RobertHass, current Poet Laureate of the United States and former Poet Laureate of http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/10.24.02/poet-0243.html

Books Index North Bay Metroactive Home Archives Photo of Billy Collins by Juliet Van Otteren; Photo of Robert Hass by Don J. Usner Way With Words: Billy Collins (left) and Robert Hass are tireless supporters of the public's right to read (and write) lines of verse. Poetic License Being Poet Laureate is not all cheese cubes and wine in plastic cups By Sara Bir It's even harder to gain national stardom as a poet than it is as a novelist, and that's saying something. Consider for a moment how many poets there are in the North Bay. Now consider how many of them will ever perform to sold-out crowds at $15 a ticket or more. That's the reality of modern poetry. Still, some time in the past few years, Americans began to embrace poetry with a newfound enthusiasm, eagerness, and even need. There's no one reason. You could chalk it up to soul-searching spurred by 9-11 (though the interest in poetry started before the tragedy); a proliferation of increasingly accessible poets; or the cresting of some kind of populist-poetry culture cycle. Two of the many reasons, however, are easy to pinpoint: Billy Collins and Robert Hass, current Poet Laureate of the United States and former Poet Laureate of the United States respectively. Both appear at the Luther Burbank Center on Nov. 1, as part of the Copperfield's Books Reader's Series. The poets will also be announcing the winning poet from the submissions to Copperfield's literary magazine

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58. Books By Robert Hass Books by robert hass. Field Guide by robert hass Ebook List price$10.95 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores! http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/Author/Hass, Robert

Search By: Keyword Title Author ISBN Browse: Choose a subject: Art Children's Books Christian Books History Gardening Horror Mystery Oprah Book Club® Photography Reference Romance Science Science Fiction Sports Technology Travel Art Children's Books Christian Books History ... Store Directory Books by Robert Hass You may browse this author by title or by publication date 61 titles (showing 1-20) 1999 River of Words : The Natural World As Views by Young People by Robert Hass Paperback - April 1999 List price: $5.00 20th Century Pleasures by Robert Hass Paperback - August 1999 - Reprint List price: $16.00 American Poetry : The Twentieth Century E. E. Cummings to May Swenson by Library of America Staff (Edited by), Robert Hass (Edited by), John Hollander (Edited by), Carolyn Kizer (Edited by), Nathaniel Mackey (Edited by), Marjorie Perloff (Edited by) Hardcover - April 2000 List price: $35.00 American Poetry : The Twentieth Century E. E. Cummings to May Swenson by Library of America Staff (Edited by), Robert Hass (Edited by), John Hollander (Edited by), Carolyn Kizer (Edited by)

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