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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book is published as part of the Poets in the World series created by The Poetry Foundation's Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute. Ilya Kaminsky, Series Editor."In a century of mass migration and deportation, political exile and casual tourism, being elsewhere was the common condition. For the moderns, elsewhere was not merely physical location or dislocation, but was intrinsic to the work. Victor Segalen, in China at the beginning of the century, writes of the 'manifestation of Diversity,' a 'spectacle of Difference': everything that is 'foreign, strange, unexpected, surprising, mysterious, amorous, superhuman, heroic, and even divine, everything that is Other.' Picasso put it more bluntly: 'Strangeness is what we wanted to make people think about because we were quite aware that our world was becoming very strange.' After Guillaume Apollinaire's 'Zone'-perhaps the most influential poem of the century-collage, the juxtaposition of disparate elements, the manifestation of diversity, the making of the strange, became the primary new form of the new poetry."From the countless examples, here are a few instances of the collage of a poet pasted, physically or mentally, onto a specific unfamiliar landscape."So begins Eliot Weinberger's essayistic travels into the nature of "journey" poetry. From Kotaro Takamura's poem about Paris, to Fernando Pessoa's "At the wheel of the Chevrolet on the road to Sintra," to Apollinaire's "Ocean-Letter," Weinberger introduces fourteen poems illustrating the contemporary situation of being "elsewhere."Eliot Weinberger is an essayist, poet, editor, and translator who won the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism for his edition of Jorge Luis Borges's Selected Non-Fictions. His translations of Octavio Paz are highly regarded, as are his translations of Homero Aridjis, Bei Dao, and othersHere is a complete list of contributors to this collection:Kotaro TakamuraVicente HuidobroJorge Carrera AndradeFederico Garca LorcaLeopold Sedar SenghorXavier VillaurrutiaBertolt BrechtNzim HikmetFernando PessoaJoaqun PasosJacques RoumainGuillaume ApollinaireToriko TakarabeIngeborg Bachmann Part of the Poetry Foundation's "Poets of the World" series, featuring poems about places-imaginary or real-the poet isn't from. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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paperback. No Jacket. Rochester. 2013. Open Letter. Advance Review Copy. Very Good in Wrappers With Advance Review Copy/Not For Sale Sticker on The Front Cover. 9781934824856. Poets in the World. 101 pages. paperback. Cover design by N. J. Furl. keywords: Poetry Translated Anthology World Literature. DESCRIPTION - As Eliot Weinberger states in his introduction, from the moderns onwards, the juxtaposition of disparate elements, and the making of the strange through dislocation became an essential part of poetry. In here Weinberger chooses a few examples of a collage pasted onto an unfamiliar landscape. This is part of the Poetry Foundation's comprehensive 'Poets of the World' series. Editorial Reviews About the Author Eliot Weinberger: Eliot Weinberger is an essayist, poet, editor, and translator who won the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism for his edition of Jorge Luis Borges's Selected Non-Fictions. His translations of Octavio Paz are highly regarded, as are his translations of Homero Aridjis, Bei Dao, and others Here is a complete list of contributors to this collection: Kotaro Takamura, Vicente Huidobro, Jorge Carrera Andrade, Federico Garcia Lorca, LEopold SEdar Senghor, Xavier Villaurrutia, Bertolt Brecht, Nâzim Hikmet, Fernando Pessoa, Joaquin Pasos, Jacques Roumain, Guillaume Apollinaire, Toriko Takarabe, Ingeborg Bachmann. inventory #40855 Very Good in Wrappers With Advance Review Copy/Not For Sale Sticker on The Front Cover.…

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First edition. 97 pp., 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Perfect-bound in printed card covers. Publishedby Open Letter at the University of Rochester, with The Poetry Foundation, as part of the Poets of the World series. New. An anthology of fourteen poems about being "elsewhere," selected by editor Eliot Weinberger.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - This book is published as part of the Poets in the World series created by The Poetry Foundation's Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute. Ilya Kaminsky, Series Editor.'In a century of mass migration and deportation, political exile and casual tourism, being elsewhere was the common condition. For the moderns, elsewhere was not merely physical location or dislocation, but was intrinsic to the work. Victor Segalen, in China at the beginning of the century, writes of the 'manifestation of Diversity,' a 'spectacle of Difference': everything that is 'foreign, strange, unexpected, surprising, mysterious, amorous, superhuman, heroic, and even divine, everything that is Other.' Picasso put it more bluntly: 'Strangeness is what we wanted to make people think about because we were quite aware that our world was becoming very strange.' After Guillaume Apollinaire's 'Zone'?perhaps the most influential poem of the century?collage, the juxtaposition of disparate elements, the manifestation of diversity, the making of the strange, became the primary new form of the new poetry.'From the countless examples, here are a few instances of the collage of a poet pasted, physically or mentally, onto a specific unfamiliar landscape.'So begins Eliot Weinberger's essayistic travels into the nature of 'journey' poetry. From Ko taro Takamura's poem about Paris, to Fernando Pessoa's 'At the wheel of the Chevrolet on the road to Sintra,' to Apollinaire's 'Ocean-Letter,' Weinberger introduces fourteen poems illustrating the contemporary situation of being 'elsewhere.'Eliot Weinberger is an essayist, poet, editor, and translator who won the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism for his edition of Jorge Luis Borges's Selected Non-Fictions. His translations of Octavio Paz are highly regarded, as are his translations of Homero Aridjis, Bei Dao, and othersHere is a complete list of contributors to this collection:Kotaro TakamuraVicente HuidobroJorge Carrera AndradeFederico García LorcaLéopold Sédar SenghorXavier VillaurrutiaBertolt BrechtNâzim HikmetFernando PessoaJoaquín PasosJacques RoumainGuillaume ApollinaireToriko TakarabeIngeborg Bachmann.…

Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorEliot Weinberger is an essayist, poet, editor, and translator who won the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism for his edition of Jorge Luis Borges s Selected Non-Fictions. His translations of Oc.

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