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The End of Beauty by Jorie Graham, 1987

The Errancy. SIGNED. by Jorie Graham, 1997

Conjunctions: 43, Beyond Arcadia by John Barth, Jon McGregor, et all 2000-07-02

The Turning by Jorie Graham, 1994-01-01

All Things by Jorie GRAHAM, 2002-01-01

Hybrids of Plants and of Ghosts . SIGNED. by Jorie Graham, 1980

Conjunctions: 35, American Poetry: States of the Art by Jorie Graham, John Ashbery, 2001-08-15

End Of Beauty: Poems by Jorie Graham, 1987-01-01

The End of Beauty. SIGNED. by Jorie Graham, 1987

Field No. 15 - Fall 1976 by Stuart and David Young, Editors [Jorie GRAHAM - Contributor] Friebert, 1976

New Yorker Magazine August 6, 2007 Daniil Kharms Fiction, Poems by D. Nurkse and Jorie Graham

Jorie Graham's "Mind": A Study Guide from Gale's "Poetry for Students" (Volume 17, Chapter 11)

Jorie Graham VHS Videocassette (Lannan Literary Videos)

Photographs & Poems by Jorie Graham and Jeanette Montgomery Barron (PHT) Jeanette Montgomery Barron, 1998-01-01

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Extractions: http://www.pshares.org/issues/article.cfm?prmarticleID=7400 [Verwandte Websites] "The Case for Poetry" - A (sometimes unintentionally hilarious) Real Audio hour of Jorie Graham and a rather smitten Christopher Lydon, host of NPR's "Connection." Includes a strange, though compelling, reading of Prufrock.
SCR 120 ...honoring Ms. Jorie Graham, The 1996 Pulitizer Prize Win...
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00377 -- GRADUATE STUDENT RECEIVES AWARD FOR MAKING POET JORIE GRAHAM MORE ACCES
CONTACT Susan Trulove (540) 2315646 STrulove@vt.edu. GRADUATE STUDENTRECEIVES AWARD FOR MAKING POET jorie graham MORE ACCESSIBLE.
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Extractions: POET JORIE GRAHAM MORE ACCESSIBLE BLACKSBURG, November 27, 2000 Terry Pettinger, daughter of David and P.J. O'Brien of Melbourne, Fla., won the Virginia Tech 2000 William Preston Thesis Award. The award is the university's highest academic award for master's degree students. Her advisor, English Professor Thomas Gardner, explains that "Pettinger's thesis is an attempt to isolate and describe a certain intellectual tension that runs through the six books of poetry that Jorie Graham has written in the last two decades." The thesis is "Where Intellect and Intuition Converge: Epistemological Errancies in the Poetry of Jorie Graham." Graham is the major American poet of her generation, having won a Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur "genius" award, and been appointed to a Harvard professorship. But her work is enormously difficult, "seeking through a constantly shifting series of experiments to study and discover new and vital ways to approach the world linguistically," Gardner explains. The poet fears that "we have begun to lose the sense that language has the power or potential to allow us to work out our deepest problems," Gardner explains. "Words seem limited or corrupt or narrow or too slow: they're only used to sell things; nobody trusts them."
Bookreporter.com - Author Profile: Jorie Graham
Books by jorie graham Prayer from NEVER by jorie graham. jorie graham.BIO. jorie graham has received numerous awards for her work
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Extractions: BIO Jorie Graham has received numerous awards for her work, including the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for poetry for THE DREAM OF THE UNIFIED FIELD: Selected Poems 1974-1994. She was recently appointed Boylston Professor at Harvard University and currently divides her time between Iowa and Massachusetts. Back to top. Explore AOL Entertainment Books and the Arts Celebrities Fun and Games On Video Movies Music TV AOL Entertainment Community AOL Entertainment Search AOL Entertainment Main AOL Member Services
Bookreporter.com - NEVER By Jorie Graham
NEVER jorie graham Ecco Press Poetry ISBN 0060084715. Prayer. Excerpted from NEVER© Copyright 2002 by jorie graham. Reprinted with permission by Ecco Press.
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Jeannette Montgomery Barron & Jorie Graham: Photographs And Poems
PUBLISHED BY Scalo Publishers FORMAT Hardcover, 7.5 x 10 in. / 128pgs / 65 duotones ISBN 3931141624 ITEM 720301 RELEASE 1998
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Award-Winning Poet Jorie Graham To Read At Smith
AwardWinning Poet jorie graham to Read at Smith. The Poetry Center atSmith College will host poet jorie graham at 730 pm Tuesday, Nov.
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Extractions: Award-Winning Poet Jorie Graham to Read at Smith The Poetry Center at Smith College will host poet Jorie Graham at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, in Wright Hall Auditorium. Widely recognized as a leading voice in American poetry today, Graham is celebrated for her astonishing philosophical tapestries and intensely individual style. "She provides," writes The Nation, "all the satisfactions we expect from poetry aural beauty, emotional weight along with an intellectual rigor we don't expect." Born in New York City, raised in Italy and educated in French schools, Graham studied philosophy at the Sorbonne and filmmaking at New York University before turning to poetry in her mid-20s. Since 1983 she has been on the permanent faculty of the renowned Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa and recently succeeded Seamus Heaney as Boylston Professor at Harvard University (the first woman to hold this position). Graham's numerous collections of poetry include "The Dream of the Unified Field: Selected Poems"
Contemporary Print Poets--Graham
graham's poem The Geese (see Appendix A for complete poem) begins with Todayas I hang out the wash I see them again, a code (graham, jorie.
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Extractions: Graham's poem "The Geese" (see Appendix A for complete poem) begins with "Today as I hang out the wash I see them again, a code" (Graham, Jorie. The Dream of the Unified Field . New Jersey: The Ecco Press, 1995, pp. 12-13.). To Graham, the geese flying overhead are a kind of language, a key to another meaning. Graham is a poet that inhabits tensions. Most of her work pushes at somehow trying to reconcile the inconsistencies in this world and her life. Coding is of the language of computer programming, the stuff that runs it all, but which is rarely seen, integral but hidden, and indecipherable for most people. Graham's code though, unlike programming source code, is above"For days they have been crossing. We live beneath these geese // as if beneath the passage of time, or a most perfect heading." The notion that something else controls what is visible, what is presented, that something is always connected to something else, as occurs in computer language, is for Graham applicable to the natural world. But she asserts that " things will not remain connected , / will not heal," hinting that "things" are not in their best form. The following lines, "and the world thickens with texture instead of history, / texture instead of place" indicate that the piling up of texture is not desirable, that history and place would be better. Without history, something is always new, always at its beginning, not established, not having any place. It is a state of detachment from anything, a lack of being connected.
Poetry Daily Feature: Jorie Graham
Woods by jorie graham jubilat 1 Spring 2000. Online Bookstore Listing jorie grahamjorie graham's most recent book of poetry is Swarm (Ecco Press 1999).
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BARRON, JEANNETTE MONTGOMERY & JORIE GRAHAM. Photographs And Poems. - Buchhandlu
jorie graham.Photographs and Poems. B. BARRON, JEANNETTE MONTGOMERY jorie graham.
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Jorie Graham
19, 1997. Contact Dawn Goodlove, media relations director. (319) 8954232;(h) 644-2735. Pulitzer Prize-winner jorie graham reads poetry at Cornell.
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Extractions: RELEASE UPON RECEIPT Sept. 19, 1997 Contact: Dawn Goodlove, media relations director (319) 895-4232; (h) 644-2735 Pulitzer Prize-winner Jorie Graham reads poetry at Cornell MOUNT VERNON Jorie Graham, winner of a Pulitzer Prize in 1996 for her book of selected poems, "The Dream of the Unified Field," will read from her poetry at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, in Hedges Conference Room in The Commons on the Cornell College campus. She will field questions from the audience following her reading. Admission is free. Graham runs the poetry division of the Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa and also serves as the poetry editor for the Colorado Review. In addition to the Pulitzer, she has received numerous awards including a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Genius Grant from the MacArthur Foundation. She is one of the 12 chancellors of the Academy of American Poets. A profile in the July 14, 1997, New Yorker said, "Typically, Graham's poems begin with a mundane incident or observation (she brings her daughter a forgotten leotard; she finds two juncos trapped in her house; she examines a painting or re-examines a myth) and then go shooting off into heady realms of metaphysical questioning." Her latest book of poems, "The Errancy," was published this summer. The New Yorker said her new collection "is like taking a plunge into a surging river: Her rhythms are a little too fast and a little too powerful; there are times when the current sucks you under and you feel yourself struggling for air. And yet the exhilaration of the ride is undeniable."
The New York Review Of Books: Jorie Graham
Bibliography of books and articles by jorie graham, from The New YorkReview of Books. The New York Review of Books jorie graham.
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BPJ Author Index "G" -- 1950-2003
graham, jorie The End of Beauty, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 38 (Summer 1988),3236. Ed. with David Lehman, The Best American Poetry of 1990, rev.
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From The Hiding Place" By Jorie Graham
How thick was the empty meant to be?
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IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
To the lobby of the Internet Public Library. Online Literary CriticismCollection. jorie graham (1951 ). Criticism about jorie graham.
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Jorie Graham Presentation
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Abstract jorie graham's Errant Universalism . Alex E. Blazer. The Ohio StateUniversity. How consent to that honor. jorie graham, Little Requiem .
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Extractions: Abstract: "Jorie Graham's Errant Universalism" Alex E. Blazer The Ohio State University Department of English 421 Denney Hall 164 W 17th Ave Columbus, OH 43210-1370 And then no sound. In the dark, cells dividing, cells dividing further . . . Something remembers them always and everywhere. Always and everywhere . How consent to that honor- Jorie Graham, "Little Requiem" My paper will probe Jorie Graham's last book of poetry, The Errancy This abstract summarizes my presentation, "Jorie Graham's Errant Universalism," Northeastern Modern Language Association, Buffalo, NY, April 7, 2000. blazer.9@osu.edu http://people.english.ohio-state.edu/blazer.9/

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