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Basic Poetics I & II [Part 27 of 35]

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Title	Basic Poetics I & II [Part 27 of 35]
Performer(s)	Ginsberg, Allen
Subject 1	Poetry, Modern -- 20th century.
Subject 2	Poetry -- History and criticism -- Early works to 1800.
Abstract	A literature class, "Basic Poetics" taught by Allen Ginsberg at The Naropa Institute May 1, 1980. Ginsberg reads from his book The Gates Of Wrath to demonstrate to his students certain forms of English meter as employed in his own work. This is class 27 of 33.
Content	side A 0.20- Ginsberg recaps what the class has read thus far 2.09- Ginsberg reads "From the hag and hungry goblin..." by Anonymous 7.20- Ginsberg reads his poem "The Shrouded Stranger Of The Night" 9.56- Ginsberg speaks about his sexuality with regards to "The Shrouded Stranger Of The Night" 21.18- Ginsberg reads from Thomas Wyatt 22.28- Ginsberg reads from Walter Raleigh's poem "The Lie" 23.30- Ginsberg reads from James Shirley's "Glories Of Our Blood And State" 24.46- Ginsberg reads his poem "Stanzas Written At Night At Radio City" 35.35- Ginsberg reads his poem "A Furthered Proposal" 39.35- Ginsberg reads his poem "Let Not The Sad Perplexity" 44.00- Ginsberg speaks about the metaphysical tradition of poetry in America 45.18- Ginsberg recites William Carlos Williams' "This Is Just To Say" 46.00- Ginsberg speaks about the prosody of William Carlos Williams with regards to his own work Side B 48.31- Ginsberg reads from Andrew Marvell's "The Garden" 49.45- Ginsberg reads his poem "A Lover's Garden" 54.00- Ginsberg reads from George Herbert's "The Collar" 56.01- Ginsberg reads his poem "Do We Understand Each Other" 60.15- Ginsberg reads his poem "I Dwelled In Hell On Earth" 61.40- Ginsberg reads his poem "Wow onto thee..." 63.44- Ginsberg speaks about William Butler Yeats' "ear" for poetry 67.18- Ginsberg reads his poem "Psalm" 70.00- Ginsberg discusses the parts read of "Psalm" 74.21- Ginsberg continues reading from "Psalm" 79.36- Ginsberg assigns homework for the next class
Type of Event	class
Engineer's Notes	good
Date Recorded	1980-05-01
File Format	mp3
Performance Length	1:19:50
Rights Information	Copyright release given to Naropa University for the purposes of preservation, marketing and educational use. All other rights reserved to individual performers.
Department	Writing
Format Description	normal
Tape Order	27 of 35
Publisher	Allen Ginsberg Library and Naropa University Archives
Type	Sound
Language	eng
File Name	80P027.mp3

Basic Poetics I & II [Part 27 of 35]

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