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Product: What Are Winds & What Are (Briefings) by Hilda Morley (1998-04-01)
Description: Excellent Book
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Product: The Turning by Robert Creeley (Foreword), Hilda Morley (24-Apr-1998) Paperback
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Product: [(What are Winds and What are Waters?)] [Author: Hilda Morley] published on (April, 1998)
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Product: Cloudless at First (Hardback) - Common
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Product: Black Mountain Days
Description: This book is terrific. The reader feels that he/she is there, living through Black Mountain’s endless difficulties in the most intimate way. A wonderful chronicle, the book to put next to Martin Duberman’s Black Mountain: An Exploration in Community. Jonathon Williams
Michael Rumaker’s finely detailed, evocative memoir puts personal flesh on Black Mountain College’s historical bones. He brings to life the daily texture of what it meant to live in that remarkable community. Martin Duberman
Michael Rumaker seems to have forgotten nothing. The portraits of people I know myself are dead-on—Fielding Dawson, Jonathon Williams, Robert Creeley, etc. And of course, Charles Olson, the Papa Whale himself. But the historical context is there as well, brilliantly. Best of all is Rumaker’s self-portrait, indirectly presented, the best kind. A lovely (and valuable) book. Russell Banks
An increasingly articulate record of ‘those happy few’ who were its persons in the closing years of the college. The poet and rector Charles Olson makes an ample and defining pivot for the meld of stories here told—of persons in displacing crisis, of elders confounded with responsibility and poverty, of the all too indifferent world surrounding this fragile company in perhaps the most decisive experiment ever to be attempted in the history of American educational enterprise. Robert Creeley
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Product: Great Goddess, The (Heresies, Spring 1978)
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Product: Hilda Morley: An Appreciation / Realism: An Anthology of 'Language' Writing. (Ironwood 20)
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Product: Between the Rocks
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Product: The Turning
Description: This is a collection of transformation poems. They map the poet's turning toward a healing from grief and brokenness. They explore the rich textures of friendship and render, with clarity and delicacy, both outer and inner landscapes. Morley's poetry has a deep affinity with painting--particularity Klee and Picasso. In the poet's words: "From the Abstract Expressionists I discovered a way of seeing the modern world in its totality, finding meaning in what was defaced, injured, dishevelled, torn, eroded and disfigured, without rejection. To transform or transmute these elements but still to embody them was my task as poet." This poetry is primarily for an adult, feminist reader. Ms. Morley is very accessible and this collection will appeal to men as well as women.
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Product: To Hold in My Hand: Selected Poems, 1955–1983
Brand: Brand: Sheep Meadow
Used Book in Good Condition
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Product: A blessing outside us
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Product: Siddharta (Italian Edition)
Description: Siddharta è un romanzo dello scrittore tedesco Hermann Hesse edito nel 1922.
Considerato dallo stesso Hesse come un "poema indiano", il romanzo presenta un registro molto originale che unisce lirica ed epica, ma anche narrazione e meditazione, elevazione e sensualità, e che lo rende tuttora affascinante.
Il successo del libro arrivò un ventennio dopo la pubblicazione e sulla scia del Premio Nobel conferito ad Hesse nel 1946, e fu frutto soprattutto dei giovani che fecero della figura di Siddharta un compendio dell'inquietudine adolescenziale, dell'ansia di ricerca di se stessi, dell'orgoglio dell'individuo davanti al mondo ed alla storia, accomunati in un rifiuto senza appello. Il libro ebbe poi un periodo di rinnovato successo anche nel corso degli anni sessanta e settanta, alimentato anche dall'interesse che una parte del mondo giovanile e artistico dell'epoca aveva per la cultura orientale e indiana in particolare.
Il libro narra la vita di Siddharta, giovane indiano, che cerca la sua strada nei più svariati modi. Fin dall'inizio il narratore si dimostra esterno, benché faccia intuire che la storia di Siddharta sia tra le più particolari, non esprime un suo punto di vista. Si può dire che la focalizzazione sia quella del giovane.
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Product: Painters and Poets
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