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Brian Aldiss, one of the world's premier science fiction authors, produces this little known piece of information with a dry chuckle. He's spent years trying to get rid of science fiction's nerd image. "I was attracted to SF at the start because I was a rebellious spirit and I liked the fact that the genre was rather despised. But now that I'm older and sillier, I think non-SF readers are missing something. I have a fairly good opinion of some of my own books. They are certainly not generic SF, and people would enjoy them who have nothing to do with SF. My friend Doris Lessing lost much of her audience when she started writing the books she rather irritatingly called 'space fiction' - but she got a new, younger audience. I believe, before, she hated being pigeon-holed as a feminist. All writers hate being pigeon-holed."
Aldiss is something of a literary phenomenon. All the dozens of novels and short story collections he has published in a 40-year professional writing career are still in print. He has edited numerous science fiction anthologies, written travel books, an autobiography, several volumes of essays and three collections of poetry. The published bibliography of his work runs to 360 pages. He's a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, has been President of the Society of Authors, a Booker judge and a member of the Arts Council's literature panel.
To celebrate his 70th birthday, he has three books published this year. His latest collection of poetry, At the Caligula Hotel, came out from Sinclair Stevenson just before the axe fell on the imprint; Liverpool University Press have published The Detached Retina, his witty collection of essays; and HarperCollins will shortly publish The Secret of this Book, a collection of "stories, lies and anecdotes". "I'm a creative force," he explains, only half joking.
He is talking in the book-lined study of the Edwardian mansion just outside Oxford that he shares with Margaret, his wife of 30 years, and their four children. A tall, slightly shambling man, his energy and enthusiasm belie his years. Although he claims he writes because he is inarticulate, he is a fluent talker, his conversational manner an engaging mix of the casual and the rhetorical ("And furthermore, let me tell you this..." is the kind of thing).
Not all his fiction is SF and it rankles that, while he has won pretty much every major SF award, his other fiction is overlooked. "Anthony Burgess included my novel Life in the West among his 99 best novels, someone else called me the best prose writer in England, but in this country my four most recent novels - none of which was SF - were scarcely reviewed." The four will be republished next year as the Squire Quartet. "Maybe they'll get more attention then," he says, not looking as if he holds out much hope.
Aldiss has been writing since childhood. A Norfolk shopkeeper's son, he was packed off at the age of seven to the first of a series of prep and boarding schools whose common feature was the bullying and beatings he received there. He was never able completely to forgive his mother for sending him away. "I felt I was being incarcerated in these places because I was a nuisance in the family."
At first in school he was nicknamed the Professor, because he was bit of an inventor. When the family moved to Devon at the outbreak of war and Aldiss went to a friendlier school, he became better known for his pornography. "I had already started writing science fiction and crime stories - re-writing Shakespeare as gangster stories - but by the age of 16 I was including mild pornography to titillate other boys. Most schoolboys are obsessed with sex, and some of the tales were full of erotic activities so tame by today's standards."
Aldiss recently retrieved from its hiding place in the school grounds the tin box to which he consigned the stories when, in 1943, he left school for "the comparative safety and comfort of the British army".
He fought in the Far East and was awarded the Burma Star. He's ambivalent about the dropping of "Little Boy" on Hiroshima. At the time, still a teenager, he was about to go to almost certain death as the British forces attempted to take Japan's well-defended positions in Malaya. He'd always felt an outsider, but the war deepened that feeling. "I am a Steppenwolf," he says. "I have calmed down now, but essentially I don't really belong in society. I've had a quiet streak of subversion since I was a child."
After the war he became a bookseller in Oxford. "I was very nervous in those days. I took to the typewriter because it wouldn't answer back." His first novel, The Brightfound Diaries, was published in 1955. When his first science fiction novel, Nonstop, was published in 1957, he threw in his job and turned professional.
His writing is characterised by a sharp sense of humour. "You don't need to be earnest to be serious," he notes. His new collection of essays is peppered with witty insights. It begins with a piece about Salvador Dali. Aldiss met him many years ago at the London Planetarium, when both were helping to launch a poetry book. "Dali was working hard at giving an impression of great eccentricity. I was slightly disappointed, but that's because he suffered from the Napoleon-was-a-bit-short syndrome. When I met Jeffrey Archer, another of the greats, the same thought flashed across my mind. There was a kind of rotting Edwardian stylishness about Dali. Whereas Archer is unmitigatedly Eighties - the Hush Puppy school."
Aldiss has collaborated with another well-known - if much more reclusive - eccentric: the film director Stanley Kubrick. "I've worked with Kubrick about three times - never to much avail - but since the man is clearly a genius it was quite exciting. He'd send a car over to take me to his pad - his pad being about the size of Blenheim Palace. He's a very secretive man, but also hilarious. We did a lot of laughing, and a lot of sweating, too."
More recently he worked on a five-part mini-series for the BBC. "I wasted two years with a partner of mine adapting a Phillip K Dick novel. The BBC said they didn't want to do it. It seemed to us they turned it down on a whim and did another hospital drama instead."
He doesn't like to waste time, perhaps because during the Seventies he was obliged to waste quite a lot. For quite some time he suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. "It was a pretty protracted business - horrendous, too, since you lose your memory among other things. I wrote with a dreadful lethargy and when I'd written a paragraph I would be unable to remember what had come before."
The syndrome prompted what he calls a "general crisis of being". "My doctor said a lot of people around Oxford suffered from it. Talented and ambitious people who find at a certain time in their life they haven't yet reached the goals they expected to reach. In many ways, I suppose, that was me. The recognition thing again. But the outcome was I think I was reborn. I became a completely different person. I did believe a new psyche was coming into being and I thought if I could get through it I would have fresh power. And it happened. I felt renewed."
Although well past retiring age, he shows no sign of letting up, with a second autobiography and two novels on the go. "Life is great," he says cheerily. "I've so enjoyed my sixties," adding, with only a hint of a smile, "the future is looking good."
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Commentaries - June 2012
Laurie Duggan is a prominent Australian poet who has been living in Kent, England for the past six years. At the end of last year Fewer & Further published Laurie's chapbook Allotments (with a cover by Basil King) and Shearsman Books, in the UK, has recently published his sixteenth collection of poetry called The Pursuit of Happiness.
In 1983 Laurie's poetry writing took a new direction from his earlier work and he began an epic project. The Ash Range is a long documentary poem that mixes prose, poetry, reportage and illustrations. It narrates a history of the settlers' engagement with Gippsland, a southerly region of the state of Victoria. Like William Carlos Williams' Paterson, which concerns itself with small-town New Jersey, The Ash Range is not constrained by its locality, but instead finds the universal in its extended examination of the local. While the work is enormously ambitious in its mix of materials, the whole is welded into a solid structure that facilitates communication of the theme, even to an audience that is unaware of the territory it describes. It was originally published by Pan Picador in 1987 and there was a second edition from Shearsman in 2005.
The Ash Range, original version, 1987
Matt Simpson, writing in Stride magazine, said; "What The Ash Range offers is an elegiac three-dimensional portrait of an area of south-eastern Australia, the region of Victoria called Gippsland. The work is epic, not just in scale nor simply in being divided into twelve parts, but in the sense that at heart it constitutes a search for roots, a journey home. That said however, and despite the fact that Duggan's forbears come from Gippsland, it is in no way a 'family' poem, what Geoffrey Hill once disparagingly called a 'home-movie'. The hero of the poem is Gippsland itself, which Duggan has described elsewhere as 'a larger than life place.' This larger-than-life quality is attained by means of collage, a judicious artistic manipulating of extracts from diaries, journals, newspapers, which cumulatively recreate, as it were, the collective unconscious of the place. The effect is kaleidoscopic and haunting—haunting in the sense that ghosts as firsthand witnesses are let loose to make play with your imagination, to describe the shape of the land as it was first seen by explorers and settlers, to document the trials and tribulations of colonising, 'civilising', digging for gold, living through storms, floods, bush-fires. The poem makes its way, with one or two skips in time, chronologically, from the second half of the eighteenth century and Captain Cook to a point not long after Duggan's birth in 1949. We experience Gippsland as something growing almost organically, as cumulative history, a kind of reverse archaeology. Whatever the research procedures of Duggan's 'map and history project' may have been, the achieved poem is not a digging-down but a piling up, its effect is voice-over filmic (the poet has written scripts and taught media courses). Despite its deliberate exclusion of the solipsistic, it is still a Romantic poem in that it stunningly evokes the spirit of place with an implied nostalgia, and explores the question who am I in terms of the history I have emerged from. And that is part of its universality, how, in words from the back cover, it 'transcends locality'. . . . It is an important work—and not just of Australian literature."
In the year 2000 Laurie Duggan made his first appearance in Jacket when the magazine reprinted his article on Paul Blackburn that had been first published in Scripsi magazine in Melbourne in 1986. It was called "Mister P.B."
In 2001 Laurie published a work of cultural criticism, Ghost Nation: Imagined Space and Australian Visual Culture, 1901-1939 (UQP, St Lucia), that looked at early twentieth-century Australian modernism via the work of photographers, painters and architects. The plurality of images ghost each other within time to give an understanding of interdependence and discontinuity in the construction of twentieth-century visual culture.
In 2002 Jacket editor John Tranter invited me to compile a feature in collaboration with the literary quarterly Overland magazine where I was the poetry editor. I included ten of Laurie's poems.
Laurie Duggan contributed work to Jacket on various occasions, including a short poem for Carl Rakosi's 100th birthday and an anecdotal narrative on meeting Gael Turnbull in memoriam on his death in July 2004. His own work was reviewed in issue 27 by Tasmanian poet, Angela Rockel and a selection of his long, intermittent yet serial, project Blue Hills was published in the same issue.
Three years later, in Jacket 34 Laurie wrote a review article on Gael Turnbull's Collected Poems, "with a digression on his aleatory, kinetic and other off-the-page practices" and we published two extracts from his long poem 'The skies over Thanet' in the same issue.
In 2010, on his blog 'Graveney Marsh', Laurie Duggan commented on the lack of financial support in Australia for ventures like Jacket magazine . This note also expressed the mild apprehension of the magazine's editorial change held by many of the poets and writers who had contributed to the original Jacket magazine. I agreed with Laurie's remarks then and I can report that Australian magazines that include international work alongside local material still can't attract local state funding for their pursuits. Though now, I'm pleased to say that the transition from Jacket-the-first to Jacket2 seems to have been a successful venture and that the Commentary columns, co-ordinated by Jessica Lowenthal, continue to canvass opinion and information on poetics from a broad, global range of English language writing and translation.
Close Listening program #1:
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Singles: Matvei Yankelevich reads
from Alpha Donut (United Artists, 2012) (8:33): MP3
from a new poem "Some Worlds for Dr. Vogt" (16:36): MP3
Close Listening program #2, a conversation with Charles Bernstein
Matvei Yankelevich talks about "Some Words for Dr. Vogt," his grandmother Yelenna Bonner and growing up in an American center of Soviet dissidence, the relation of Soviet samizdat and small press publishing in North America, the formation and operation of Ugly Duckling Presse, the importance of book design, Russian poets of the modernist period and of the 1920s, and 1930, wih special reference to Daniel Kharms and Alexander Vvedensky, and the translation into English of contemporary Russian poets, including Dmitri Prigov and Lev Rubinstein.
Yankelevich's most recent book is Alpha Donut from United Artists. His other books and chapbooks include Boris by the Sea (Octopus Books), The Present Work (Palm Press), and Writing in the Margin (Loudmouth Collective). Yankelevich's translations of Daniil Kharms were collected in Today I Wrote Nothing: The Selected Writings of Daniil Kharms (Ardis/Overlook). He edited a portfolio of Contemporary Russian Poetry and Poetics for the magazine Aufgabe (No. 8, Fall 2009) and has written essays on Russian-American poetry for Octopus magazine online. He teaches at Hunter College, Columbia University School of the Arts (Writing Division), and the Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts at Bard College. He is a co-founder of Ugly Duckling Presse, where he designs and/or edits many and various books, is the editor of the Eastern European Poets Series, and a co-editor of 6×6. He lives in Brooklyn. For recordings at his PennSound page.
These two Close Listening programs were produced and recorded by Charles Bernstein for the Radio Station of the Clocktower Gallery, operating at ARTonAIR.org, and PennSound. Photo of Yankelevich by Bernstein.
Ian Wedde, 'Barbary Coast' (1993)
1946 was a good year for poets. Along the fruits of that bumper crop were Alan Brunton, peripatetic troubadour and (co-) founder of radical theatre troupe Red Mole; Bill Manhire, Dean of the Wellington school and unquestioned Top Bard of the country; Sam Hunt, restless road warrior and heart-sore lyricist – and Ian Wedde, New Zealand Poet Laureate for 2011-13.
It's Wedde [pronounced Wed-dee, not Wed, in case you were wondering] I'd like to talk about here. He's far harder to characterize in a couple of gimcrack phrases than most other local poets. That's if he really is a local poet. There's always been something of an air of the largeness of outside in Wedde's work from the very beginning.
He's written six novels (most recently The Catastrophe, 2011) as well as fourteen books of poetry (to date), starting with Homage to Matisse in 1971 and continuing with Good Business in 2009. He's also written essays, art catalogues, and – perhaps most famously – a combative and polemical introduction to his 1985 anthology The Penguin Book of New Zealand Verse (co-edited with Harvey McQueen).
Wedde's was the first substantial anthology to sample poetry beyond the monoglot field of New Zealand Verse in English, the first real attempt to represent the growing cultural complexity of our society in the 1970s and 80s. That's not the extent of his innovations in this groundbreaking volume, but that will give you some idea of where he started from.
For the next entry in our state-of-the-nation poems, then, the one looking back over the mind-blowing (in retrospect) culture shock of the 1980s in New Zealand – the age of Privatisation, neo-liberalism; the end of ANZUS, our defense treaty with Australia and the US (as a result of our anti-nuclear stance); the beginnings of mass migration to New Zealand from East Asia and the Pacific rim – I offer Ian Wedde's poem "Barbary Coast" (available, in full, here), from his 1993 volume The Drummer:
When the people emerge from the water
who can tell if it's brine or tears
that streams from them, purple sea
or the bruises of their long immersion?
They seem to weep for the dreams they had
which now the light slices into buildings
of blinding concrete along the Corniche.
Is it music or news the dark windows utter?
Who are these people emerging from the water? Boat-people fleeing the dark realities of Pol Pot and Suharto? Europeans awaking from their long Pacific swoom? Whoever they are:
The diners are cheap and the food is bad
but you'd sail a long way to find anything
as convenient. Pretty soon, sailor boy,
you'll lose your bearings on language.
Why "Barbary Coast," in the first place? A pirate port, does he mean? Some kind of Freetown, the local equivalent to Burroughs' Interzone / Tangiers? Or Kororareka, hellhole of the Pacific = the shores of North Africa, lair of the Barbary corsairs?
That crack about the diners being cheap and the food bad certainly rings true enough. Was that not the universal cry through the land through the late 80s? "At least there are more restaurants and the coffee's better; at least the whole city doesn't close at 5 on Fridays and open again at nine on Monday morning? Surely that's worth a few tears, a few more bodies in the gutter?"
What's that he says about losing "your bearings on language", though?
Takes more than one nice green kawakawa
leaf, chewed, to freshen the mouth
that's kissed the wooden lips of the figurehead
above history's cut-water
That's certainly true. We can redefine ourselves all we want, go out whoring after the Queen of the Night, but these harbour waters are brackish, slimed with the flotsam and jetsam of the past.
Trailing blood across the moon's wake
the ship bore out of Boka Bay.
Trailing sharks, she sailed
for Port Destruction. In Saint Van le Mar,
Jamaica, Bligh's breadfruit trees grew tall.
In Callao on the coast of Peru
geraniums bloomed like sores
against whitewashed walls.
The dock tarts' parrots jabbering
cut-rates in six tongues.
Where's Boka Bay? A port on the Adriatic, in the tiny country of Montenegro. It's a long haul from there to Jamaica, but not quite so long as Bligh's trip from Tahiti, where the breadfruit grow, to the West Indies, where they can be used to feed slaves.
Boca is also Spanish for "mouth" – Italian bocca, French bouche, Latin bucca, Portuguese and Catalan boca (both). It's the safe haven of the mouth that this barque of language seems to be leaving from, bound for all points west, across the ocean:
'I would tell you if I could -- if I could
remember, I would tell you.
All around us the horizons
are turning air into water
and I can't remember
where the silence ended and speech began,
where vision ended and tears began.
All our promises vanish into thin air.
So says the "voyager", as his "briny eyes / flood with chimerical horizons":
What I remember are the beaches of that city
whose golden children dance
on broken glass. I remember cold beer
trickling between her breasts as she drank.
But my paper money burned
when she touched it. The ship
clanked up to its bower, the glass towers
of the city burned back there in the sunset glow.'
There's a great passage in Alan Brunton's last long poem Fq (shorthand for Faerie Queene -- or does it, rather, stand for F**k you?), published posthumously in 2002, where he talks of the future he foresees for his daughter Ruby, the "bright locofocos over Ocean City":
leaving me in my old age growing up again in
the fuzzy town of my childhood where nothing
was original, not even our peccadillos, where I
promised with my hand stuck to a tree by a
knife I'd eat the wind all my life and ramble
Is that where Wedde's poem is going at this point? From the very outset of his poetic career he seems to have shared his friend's need to "eat the wind … and ramble" – his second book, way back in 1973, was the Selected Poems of Mahmoud Darwish, translated from the Arabic with Fawwaz Tuqan – even before those groundbreaking longer works Pathway to the Sea and Earthly – Sonnets to Carlos.
Cool star foundering in the west.
Coast the dusty colour of lions.
The story navigates by vectors
whose only connection is the story.
The story is told in words
whose only language is the story.
All night the fo'c's'le lamp smokes above the words.
All day the sun counts the hours of the story.
It's all very fine. Like all of us lost in the impenetrable seas of poststructuralist 80s – "no context / nothing outside the text" – the story was "told in words / whose only language is the story." Heady stuff, to be sure – nothing to guide us but narrative logic, nothing but language flexing itself.
But then:
Heave of dark water where something
else turns -- the castaway's tongue
clappers like a mission bell.
Unheard his end, and the story's.
Raconteurs in smoky dives
recall his phosphorescent arm
waving in the ship's wake.
Almost gaily. The ship sailed on.
That castaway makes the poem, I guess.
The cloud-capp'd towers, the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn temples, the great globe itself,
Ye all which it inherit, shall dissolve
And, like this insubstantial pageant faded,
Leave not a rack behind.
I fear we were all a bit beguiled by those "glass towers" of the city, the "beaches of that city / whose golden children dance / on broken glass" in that headiest, most hedonistic of times: Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, as much as Eliot's own "unreal cities" from The Waste Land.
Jerusalem Athens Alexandria
Vienna London
Another avatar springs to mind, though, Cowper's own "Castaway," set in the Atlantic Ocean during a storm, who "bitter felt it still to die / Deserted, and his friends so nigh." In the end, though, the poet has little mercy on him:
We perish'd, each alone:
But I beneath a rougher sea,
And whelm'd in deeper gulphs than he.
Like Eliot's, Ian Wedde's is poem about history – or possibly the end of history. He sees the beguiling gleam of that will-o'-the-wisp in the distance, that "Cool star foundering in the west. / Coast the dusty colour of lions," but also sees that it's an illusion. Raconteurs may tell the tale of your "phosphorescent arm / waving in the ship's wake" but time, tide. language and history wait for no man:
The ship sailed on.
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Volume Two 2012 (1)
EPSI (English Poetry Studies Institute), Sun Yat-sen University
Sponsored by
School of Foreign Languages, Sun Yat-sen University
March 2012
Co-Publisher: EPSI (English Poetry Studies Institute of Sun Yat-sen University, PR. China); Office One: School of Foreign Languages, Sun Yat-sen University, PR. China (Contact: Dr. Lei Yanni); Office Two: Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University, England (Contact: Mr. J. H. Prynne).
Editor-in-Chief: Ou Hong
Honorary Editors (in alphabetical order):
R. D. Gooder
Marjorie Perloff
J. H. Prynne
Executive Editor: Li Zhimin
Board of Editors (in alphabetical order by family names):
Daniel Albright Harvard University, USA
Charles Altieri UC Berkeley, USA
Charles Bernstein University of Pennsylvania, USA
Craig Dworkin University of Utah
R. D. Gooder University of Cambridge, England
Daniel Jernigan Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Li Zhimin Guangzhou University, China
Julia Lovell University of London, England
Joyelle McSweeney University of Notre Dame, USA
Ou Hong Sun Yat-sen University, China
Marjorie Perloff Stanford University, USA
J. H. Prynne University of Cambridge, England
Claude Rawson Yale University
Joshua Scodel University of Chicago, USA
John Wilkinson University of Chicago, USA
Xie Ming University of Toronto, Canada
Zhang Yuejun Central South University, China
Zheng Jie Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Associate Editors (in alphabetical order by family names):
Li Zeng Northeast Normal University, China
Yang Xiuling The University of Macau, China
Cover Designer: Lin Panpan
Marjorie Perloff
Becoming a Critic: An Academic Memoir /1
Daniel Jernigan
Cloud Nine: Caryl Churchill's Pre-emptive Response to Her Critics /25
Xu Sha
The Speaking Silence of Ghosts and Dreamers: Dead Women in Christina Rossetti's Death Lyrics/45
Zeng Daxing
Climate, Phenophase and Regionalism of Classical Chinese Poetry /57
Ou Hong
Literature Teaching Overseas: A Culture-Loaded Process /75
Charles Bernstein
In Unum Pluribus: Toward a More Perfect Invention /83
J. H. Prynne
Poetry and Sympathy: An Example from Coleridge /99
Li Zhimin
Editorial Memoir: In Company with Poetry /137
Becoming a Critic: An Academic Memoir
Marjorie Perloff
Stanford University (Emerita), USA
Abstract: In this essay, originally written as a lecture for Sun-Yat-Sen University, in which I tried to explain the trajectory of my career as a literary critic, I detail my critical education from the heyday of the "New Criticism," studied, along with Formalist criticism at Catholic University in Washington, D.C. and go on to explain how I moved from this work to Russian Formalism and the Frankfurt School, and then beyond these to a specific concern for the avant-garde—both the avant-garde of the early twentieth century and our current avant-garde. I argue that in all these cases, my conviction was and still is that one must read closely, paying attention to language, syntax, imagery, tone so as to understand what is really happening in an individual poem as well as in the larger period style.
Cloud Nine: Caryl Churchill's Pre-emptive Response to Her CriticsDaniel
Jernigan Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Abstract: Caryl Churchill is well known for writing plays which engage feminist, Marxist, and gender issues in ways that have drawn the attention of literary critics interested in these same concerns, not all of it favorable. However, Churchill's concurrent interest in critiquing traditional epistemological and ontological commitments by exploring how truth is invested in power is perhaps less well known, except, perhaps, for those who see it as an inevitable component of her political concerns. The primary objective of this essay, however, is to explain that Churchill doesn't simply engage such issues as a byproduct of her investment in political issues, but, rather, quite the opposite, as I finally argue that her primary impulse is epistemological – and that all her other concerns stem from that first concern.
The Speaking Silence of Ghosts and Dreamers:Dead Women in Christina Rossetti's Death Lyrics
Xu Sha, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Abstract: The speaker in most of Christina Rossetti's death lyrics is a dead woman who, under the guise of ghost or dreamer, vacillates between keeping silence and speaking. Through this process, the speaker arrives at her final state of "muteness," a muteness in which the speaker nevertheless still talks and prays calmly and optimistically in her heart, a Silence saturated with hope, faith, and belief. This pattern in Rossetti's work may be described by the paradigm "silence-voice-Silence".
Climate, Phenophase and Regionalism of Classical Chinese Poetry
Zeng Daxing, Guangzhou University, China
Abstract:This paper is based on an essential premise of literary geography, that is, there is a close relationship between the regionalism of literature and the diversity of climate and phenophase. Through discussing the climates and phenophase as recorded in the classical Chinese poetry of Tang dynasty and Song dynasty, this study aims to illustrate that the diversity of climate and phenophase as affected by latitude, longitude, altitude and periodicity enables Chinese poets to offer localized experience in their unique language.
Literature Teaching Overseas: A Culture-loaded Process
Ou Hong, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Abstract: Literature teaching overseas involves a context and perspective other than that of the native land. Influenced by the alien cultural elements, the canon is modified, and the focus of emphasis shifted. Allowances should be made for these changes since literature teaching overseas is a culture-loaded process.
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Charles Bernstein, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Abstract: Emerson's moral perfectionism, as interpreted by American philosopher Stanley Cavell, emphasized that we don't achieve perfection but move toward it in an unending process. President Obama invokes this idea in discussing the racial divide in America, by speaking of "more perfect." Emersonian pragmatism might also be a model in considering the difficulties of translation between American English and Chinese. Translating contemporary poetry is model for possible cultural exchange.
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J. H. Prynne, University of Cambridge, England
Abstract: This paper presents analysis and commentary focussed on a 'conversation poem' by S.T. Coleridge, 'This Lime Tree Bower My Prison', in the context of a specific episode in his personal and social life, examining the poem's style as an experimental hybrid between informal reflection and the more elevated manner of the pindaric ode. Each stage of the poem's composition, its language and state of consciousness, is discussed in close detail, against a theoretical background of "sympathy", a current idea at the time, as a framework for projective thought and emotion in the poet's inner life.
Editorial Memoir: In Company with Poetry
Li Zhimin
What follows is a response to PoemTalk #52 written by Cole Swensen, whose poem "If a Garden of Numbers" is discussed by Al Filreis, Ann Seaton, Gregory Djanikian and Michelle Taransky in that show.
I wanted to respond to the reading given to one of my poems in a recent number of PoemTalk. I was thrilled to hear that it was on the program because it's such a wonderful series, but then I was disappointed to hear the actual discussion. It seemed dominated by Ann Seaton's very particular agenda, which is an extremely important one, but not the only lens through which to look at 17th-century French gardens.
As Seaton herself stated, she was interested in "everything that wasn't in the poem," but because of that, what is in the poem never got addressed. Even its basic subject — the construction of the concept of nature by the sciences, which characterizes the modern world — wasn't discussed, nor was the dominant image in the poem, the golden section. And by extension, geometry as a whole, and with it, perspective, subject positioning, and the constitution of collective subjectivity were all left out. Discussing these, which are the agenda of the poem, might have opened the talk up to the critique attempted by many parts of the book.
My second point concerns Seaton's reading of the last three lines, and particularly the "we" at its center ("There is nothing that controls our thoughts / more than what we think we see, / which we label "we."). That she could have missed the irony there astonished me! Yes, the "we" is narrow, and yes, that's a problem. I intended to criticize such practices, not recommend them.
And third, in saying that "Spaces like this are not open," Seaton is actually not correct. Contemporary French society has profound problems with racism and equal access to higher education, employment, and political participation, but — again with painful irony — the former pleasure grounds of the aristocracy, with the exceptions of the few that are still in private hands, are open to everyone. There is sometimes a fee, and they are not all accessible by public transport, but no one asks your name at the gate, and no one is denied access.
That said, my over all goal was not to address the social conditions of the age, but to draw the portrait of a man, to write a poetic biography that dealt in part with the way in which he (as does everyone) constructed himself through selective seeing. But perhaps there is no legitimate subject for poetry, indeed any art, other than social conditions, and perhaps we are at a moment in which this is particularly true.
One last note, about kindness — I didn't mean it frivolously; I think kindness is an extremely important social force, though it's necessarily intimate, which means not only that it's rarely noticeable by a society as a whole, but also that it almost never leaves an historical trace. I was struck by the fact that in André Le Nôtre's case it did.
My thanks to the four who engaged with my poem in early May, and many thanks especially to Al Filreis, PennSound, and Jacket2 for the excellent series.


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Translation, the process of protein synthesis, occurs via a universally conserved mechanism that is central to gene expression in all domains of life. Translation is highly regulated in human cells and the loss of translation control is a key determinant of cancerous cell growth. Protein synthesis in bacteria is targeted by a broad array of clinically-important antibiotics that are used to combat infectious disease. However, resistance to these compounds is increasingly widespread. The ribosome is the principal component of the cellular translation apparatus and is the integration point for regulation. In order to fill this knowledge gap, the molecular mechanism of ribosome function and translational fidelity will be investigated using state-of-the-art biophysical methods, including single-molecule Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence and zero-mode waveguide imaging technologies. Using these platforms, the first multidimensional, high-spatial and -temporal resolution distance measurements of distinct conformational degrees of freedom will be obtained during both elemental and processive protein synthesis reactions. Together with collaborative and complementary efforts in the areas of molecular dynamics simulations and cryo-electron microscopy, these investigations will reveal the order and timing of structural events in translation machinery and how they contribute to driving directional and high-fidelity protein synthesis. The long-term goal is to establish a quantitative framework that relates the microscopic rate constants of conformational events in the ribosome to global protein synthesis. This will shed new light on the rate-determining structural events in the process as well as the molecular basis of translation fidelity, and will provide insights critical to understanding cellular mechanisms of ribosome regulation and the action of clinically-relevant small molecule effectors of translation. A synthesis of the results obtained will provide novel information about precisely focused, dynamic structural processes underpinning the translation mechanism and a platform for exploring how specific events that occur during the reaction coordinate may be targeted for therapeutic purpose.
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Last sunday saw the coming of the all Ireland final in track and field.These championships were held at the Tullamore track in county Offaly .In the boy's under 14 2000m walk Evan Lynch had the honor of representing the club .He showed a faultless display with his excellent technique and speed .And he was good enough to take home the gold .He has had a great season winning all of his races and winning the all Ireland indoors in Nenagh and setting indoor and outdoor provincial records .
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On this particular evening, three of us were playing. It was near the end of the game and the host was one tile away from winning. While neither myself or the other player really needed that tile, it was beneficial to both of us to block the host from being able to put something there (although it needed to be the exact right tile). In essence, he and I were conspiring/colluding to prevent the host from locking up that last tile and winning the game... EVEN THOUGH we never explicitly said anything or made any agreements whatsoever. It just happened to be in both of our best interests in terms of winning the game. So, eventually one of us got to block him and he ended up getting mad and accused us both of purposely working together (he later chilled out and apologized). I found it amusing as I had never encountered a scenario like this before (and have yet to encounter one again).


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From start to finish i wander why
the cuts look so good in this messed up lie.
The blood that trickles down my arm,
people all start at the boy who self-harms.
"The emo" they call me,
i turn to my name they act out slicing their wrist.
i hang my head in shame.
i cant keep my feelings of being alone,
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just longing to go home to go home.
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Hemsky roofed a shot over Jonas Hiller's shoulder with 6:38 remaining as the Oilers snapped a six-game winless streak. The Ducks go into a break on a five-game winless streak.
Tom Gilbert was credited with an empty-net goal on a puck that was sent down through center ice by Corey Perry.
The game turned late in the second period when Edmonton's Theo Peckham tried to clear the puck out of his zone and had it go through the photographer's hole in the side glass.
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Beat in sugar, egg, vanilla and reserved orange juice until well blended.
Place 2 tbsp (25 mL) in each custard cup; top each with 4 orange sections.
Divide remaining mixture evenly among cups.
Arrange cups in circle in microwave.
Microwave at Medium-Low (30%) for 13 to 15 minutes or until set and no longer sticky when touched lightly, rearranging cups twice.
Let stand on flat surface for 10 minutes.
Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes or up to 1 day.
Garnish with remaining orange sections.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 330 Calories from Fat 162
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 18 g27.5%
Saturated Fat 10 g49.8%
Trans Fat 0.8 g
Cholesterol 76.8 mg25.6%
Sodium 181.6 mg7.6%
Total Carbohydrates 39 g13%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.4%
Sugars 21.4 g
Protein 5 g9.3%
Vitamin A 16.8% Vitamin C 21%
Calcium 8.9% Iron 2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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