On David Lynch's Lost Highway . His lecture, sponsored by the Department of Literature, is free and open to the public. He was closely associated with the New York School of poets in the 1960s, serving a an editor of the influential journal Locus Solus , and he has been the Paris editor of The Paris Review since 1989. This experimental literary movement has its base in Paris and is dedicated to generating literary works based on complex procedures and mathematical models. His reading, organized as part of the UCSD New Writing Series, is free and open to the public.
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ALMA was founded by Agust n Lira, co-founder of the Teatro Campesino. He is the recipient of numerous awards and honorary doctorates and has held academic appoint-ments at Oxford and Johns Hopkins. Professor Harvey's publications include Spaces of Hope , Limits to Capital , Justice, Nature and the Geography of Differences , and The Condition of Postmodernity . The Elliott Memorial Lecture series was established in the honor of Robert C. Elliott, a founding member of the Department of Literature who died in 1981. Professor Wilson's areas of expertise include American literature, literary criticism and creative writing.