Notebook from April
Contains: post-war poetry, complex moral judgment, anarchist anthropology, Ezra Pound and other fascists, psychedelics, decorated skulls, and more
Contains: post-war poetry, complex moral judgment, anarchist anthropology, Ezra Pound and other fascists, psychedelics, decorated skulls, and more
[organized oldest to newest]
1. Hugh Kenner on a poem's "effect"
3. Perloff: poem as "language construction"
4. "The Poetics of Indeterminacy"
5. Movement in Indeterminist poetry
7. Susan Stewart's "The Ruins Lesson"
12. Particularity and partiality in New American Poetry
13. The social dimension of language
14. The "psychic imperatives" of post-war poetry
16. Bernstein on political polling
17. Formal dynamics and their context
18. Erica Hunt's "The Politics of Poetic Form"
19. Against exposure
20. Susan Howe and the recorded voice
22. Losing approaches to Pound's politics
23. Against reading for "symbol"
24. Perloff on Pound's "basic strategy"
25. Female poets influenced by Stein
26. Stein: "one does not use nouns"
27. Pleasure in poetic texture
29. Cage on "the function of art"
30. Against "little epiphany poems"
31. Cage on language and process
32. The distance between lines in a renga
33. Cage on haiku
34. Retallack on "the great perennial question of poetics"
35. 1970s-2020s: Rise of China's manufacturing
36. Donella Meadows' "Leverage Points"
38. Stephen Rodefer's "Four Lectures"
39. On "free jazz"
40. Julius Hemphill’s "Dogon A.D."
41. Nathaniel Mackey on the Andoumboulou
42. "Militant Anti-Cinemas, Minor Cinemas, and the Anarchive Film"
45. HOPE TO DO SOME GOOD, NO MATTER HOW FUCKED UP YOU ARE
47. The "bancor"
48. 1694: Shift from feudal land power to bourgeois money power
49. Joan Retallack on "the paradox inherent in language"
52. Against "the fallacy of the referent"
54. Against limits put on language
55. Retallack on P. Inman's "Ocker"
56. Poetry's "restorative and generative strangeness"
57. Retallack on Bruce Andrews' "Praxis"
58. Retallack on Douglas Messerli
59. Frédéric Coché's "L'Almageste"
60. Hannah Proctor's "Burnout"
61. Christina Sharpe, "Ordinary Notes"
62. Laura Cannell
63. Isaac Fellman's "Notes from a Regicide"
65. Bios Contrast
66. Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò's "Elite Capture"
67. "Bag culture"
68. Kristen Ross on "composition"
70. Kristen Ross' "The Commune Form"
73. "Closing" controversies, in science studies
76. Diverging theories of tuberculosis
78. The biggest carbon-emitting sectors
79. The "monetary value of human civilization"
80. Sea level
81. Mondragón
82. Brian Massumi's "The Personality of Power"
84. William Mevin Kelly's "Dunfords Travels Everywhere"
85. Leon Forrest's "Divine Days"
87. Is Israel committing apartheid?
88. "Race is a species of power"
89. Atef Abu Saif's "Don't Look Left"
90. Israel's targeting of journalists
91. Israel's targeting of medical facilities
92. Is Israel committing genocide?
94. The First Amendment and academic freedom
95. Special legal protection for professors and its limitations
96. Professors vs universities
97. Professors at state universities vs other state employees
98. Moral judgments and objective reasons for action
99. Explanations for complex moral judgments
100. "Archaeobotany"
101. Cultivation vs the "Agricultural Revolution"
103. "Charters for the hatred of women"
104. Gendered knowledge of plants
106. Witchcraft and capitalism
107. Scientific innovation in prehistory
108. "Skull portraits"
111. Civilistjävel mixes
112. Post Moves, "Love’s Temporary Occurrence"
113. Science/Fiction: A Non-History of Plants
114. Equitable agricultural systems
115. Alternate centers of domestication
116. Californian rejection of farming
118. David Graeber's "Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology"
120. Nicholas Collins' Semi Conducting
121. Alfred Gell's "Wrapping in Images"
