81. Literary Articles Plathetic Fallacies (Fred Beake, from Lynx); JH prynne's On the Matterof Thermal Packing (Vance Maverick, from Lynx); Deaf to Meaning http://www2.eng.cam.ac.uk/~tpl/texts/articles.html

Literary Articles by me by others Articles by Tim Love Some of these are essays, some are short notes Poetic Features Allusions (revised January 1996) Metaphor The End of the Line (revised July 1996) (from Acumen Making Lines The Legacy of Form (from AbleMuse Obscure Forms Natural Forms (draft) Coloured text Rhyme ... Attention to Detail (from Envoi Literary Order and Chaos Escape Routes Padel, McGuickian and I Poetic Meaning The Lammas Hireling Obscurity (from Sol The Sense of Resolution The Scale of Meaning Criticism Puzzles ... Not so difficult poems (partly from Envoi The Great Poetry Hoax (from Acumen Charlatanism, Poetry and Art Games poets play The business of writing Paper Tiger, Burning Bright (from Jennings My dealings with UK literary magazines (revised March 1998) Getting Published Competitions The Short Story, UK, December 1999 Writing as Addiction (draft) Goalies and Poetry Competitions UK literary magazines, 2002 Anonymity and the Poet A Poetry Career Poetry and other things Poetry, Technology and the Internet (from Acumen Poetry and Gardens Science and the Arts Painting and Poetry Jokes and Poetry ... New Pastorals - A Streetmap (from Riding the Meridian Dreams and Writing Prose Narration and Time Really?

82. Mark Scroggins — A Fragmentary Poetics (Part Two) First rev. ed. New York Thames Hudson, 1987. prynne, JH WoundResponse. Cambridge Street Editions, 1974. Rilke, Rainer Maria. http://www.culturalsociety.org/fragmentary2.html

news texts images links ... publications A Fragmentary Poetics (Part Two) Part One of this essay appeared in last month's update. Click here to read Part One. I've read a lot about the poetics of the fragment, the poetics of the ruin. Most of the work in English deals with the Romantics, who loved plopping themselves down among the overgrown, broken walls of some medieval abbey and whipping out their notebooks and quills. The poet Heather McHugh's Broken English , despite some promising sentences on Tom Phillip's monumental A Humument , is only suggestive. The most interesting writing on the fragment, I fear, is in the French poststructuralist tradition: Phillipe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jean-Luc Nancy's The Literary Absolute , Maurice Blanchot's The Writing of the Disaster . Such works have all the pleasures and frustrating of most contemporary French philosophy: a heady playfulness and a capacious suggestiveness, paired with an absolute unwillingness to settle on positive statements. In "

83. Reviews From Object Permanence Magazine escaped from samizdat is often glaring (all of) Barry MacSweeney's HellhoundMemos (or How I Got from Ranter to Pearl), (all of) JH prynne's Her Weasels http://www.manson88.freeserve.co.uk/Revs.htm

Selected book reviews from Object Permanence magazine Enemy Clothing by Cydney Chadwick (from OP5, August 1995) Conductors of Chaos , ed. Iain Sinclair (from OP7, June 1996) Exact Change Yearbook , ed. Peter Gizzi (from OP7, June 1996) Some Other Kind of Mission by Lisa Jarnot (from OP8, January 1997) Paris-Forfar by David Kinloch (from OP4, February 1995) Hellhound Memos by Barry MacSweeney (from OP1, January 1994) The garment in which no one had slept by Pam Rehm (from OP4, February 1995) For Whose Delight by Gael Turnbull (from OP6, January 1996) Return to Cydney Chadwick, Enemy Clothing . Five Fingers Press, PO Box 15426, San Francisco, CA 94115. 114pp A5. ISBN 9618 409 9 4. The Gift Horse's Mouth [a story of paranoia wheeling out beyond all logic] from Standing Stones Press, 7 Circle Pines, Morris, Minnesota 56267, and Dracontic Nodes [19 prose-poems], from Texture Press, 3760 Cedar Ridge Drive, Norman, OK 7302-46321: "When nothing matters but what's on paper. When the hurdles of scrutiny and desire are past. Wounds sleep. Turn back on Dullness. Talk from a placeanother season. // Cut the loop.") Return to top Return to Freebase Accordion Iain Sinclair (ed.)

84. EBroadcast Internet Directories :: You'll Find It At The Internet Directories! Pritchett, VS 2 Add to favorites Proclus@ 6 Add to favorites Proust, Marcel 2Add to favorites Prutkov, Kozma 1 Add to favorites prynne, JH 6 Add to http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/cgi-bin/etopic/index.cgi?base=/Arts/Literature/Auth

85. George Rundle Prynne, By A. Clifton Kelway from the Chancellor of Salisbury that Pusey refers in the following letter to Prynnea few it on in one way as much as in the other, except that JH says that http://justus.anglican.org/resources/pc/bios/prynne/chapter6.html

Project Canterbury George Rundle Prynne An Early Chapter in the History of the Catholic Revival by A. Clifton Kelway London: Longmans, Green and Co, 1905. 248 pp. CHAPTER VI Prynne and the Sacrament of PenanceComplaint to the Bishop Serious allegations against PrynnePrynne's statement to the BishopLegal action recommendedDisastrous result of an earlier action for libelThe Bishop's enquiry at Plymouth (1852)Letter from J. D. ChambersDr. Pusey on the enquiry Complete exoneration of Prynne. In the summer of 1852 the wrath of the local Protestants was violently excited by the announcement that the Bishop intended to hold a Confirmation at St. Peter's in the succeeding autumn. Strenuous efforts were made to induce him to alter his determination. The walls of the town were placarded with large bills, calling upon parents to refrain from taking their children to the Confirmation, and on August 7, 1852, the Rev. J. Hatchard, Vicar of St. Andrew's, Plymouth, addressed the Bishop as follows: "My LORD

86. School Of English - University Of Kent John Ashberry and Elizabeth Bishop alongside the work of figures whose natureand status remains profoundly undecided - such as Lyn Hejinian and JH prynne. http://www.ukc.ac.uk/english/postgraduate/en872.htm

text only Search: all of UKC English only Recent Modern Poetry You are here: UKC home english postgraduate For: Potential Students and their Parents Current students About: Research Events News Extras Enquiries Links Home In this section: Centre for Modern Poetry Masters in Modern Poetry Origins of Modern Poetry Aesthetics of Poetry ... Manifestos for Poetry EN 872: Recent Modern Poetry Preliminary Reading John Ashbery, Selected Poems Elizabeth Bishop, Complete Poems Adrienne Rich, The Dream of a Common Language Lyn Hejinian, My Life Frank O'Hara, Collected Poems J.H. Prynne, Poems Denise Riley, Selected Poems Paul Hoover (ed.), Postmodern American Poetry: A Norton Anthology Iain Sinclair, Conductors of Chaos: A Poetry Anthology Back to the top contact us at english@ukc.ac.uk Browse: Main UKC Web site sections About the University Studying at Kent Research services Campus on-line

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89. Bloodaxe Books: Subject Page > Academic The best contemporary poetry from the UK's sharpest publisher, Searchthe complete list by entering titles, authors or ISBNs above. http://www.bloodaxebooks.com/subjectpage.asp?subject=Academic

90. Lyric Abstracts Abstracts of Papers Abstract for Conference Paper Between Lyric and Epic JHPrynne's Reading of Olson. Thomas Butler. email Thomas.Butler.32@nd.edu. http://www.sas.ac.uk/ies/Old URL pages/Lyric Abstracts.htm

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON INSTITUTE OF ENGLISH STUDIES SCHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDY The Lyric 15-17 November 2001 An International Conference Abstracts of Papers Abstract for Conference Paper: Between Lyric and Epic: J. H. Prynne's Reading of Olson Thomas Butler e-mail: Thomas.Butler.32@nd.edu In this paper, I will examine J. H. Prynne's reading of Charles Olson's Maximus Poems and investigate how this reading figures in his own book of poetry, The White Stones (1969). In a 1969 issue of the journal The Park , Prynne reviewed Maximus Poems IV, V, VI , and then in 1971 he gave a lecture on the same poems. I will focus primarily on his lecture because there he contends that in this second series of Maximus Poems Olson rejects the lyric in order to write an epic. The lyric, Prynne contends, is inadequate because it demands metaphorical language in an effort to transfer perceptions of particulars into a whole or into a mythological grounding. Maximus IV, V, VI succeeds, according to Prynne, by turning the subject's perceptions back into a language that participates in "the whole history of the planet." In short, Prynne sees the lyric as inherently limited and unable to contribute to Projective Verse. Yet, the poems Prynne was writing at the time of his review and lecture on Olson are, for the most part, lyrical. I will show that Prynne preserves the lyric though he curbs the "lyrical interference of the individual as ego," as Olson insisted. This involves a reworked understanding of the lyric subject, which, I contend, gains philosophical support from the writings of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, whom Prynne was reading in the 1960s. In sum, Prynne does not simply choose epic over lyric as his lecture might suggest, but he rather complicates the role of the lyric subject when metaphorical language seems no longer viable for the kind of poetry he wanted to write.

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