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Course Materials
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John Agard
John Agard, "Mek Four" (1990) and "Pan Recipe" 
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Louise Bennett
Louise Bennett, "Dear Departed Federation"  
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Charles Bernstein
"You" (1983) [course login required]
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Valerie Bloom
Valerie Bloom, "Language Barrier" (1983) 
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Thomas Carlyle
The French Revolution, A History (Chap. 1.5.VI ) (1837)
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David Carson
The End of Print (sample images) [course login required]
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"To the River Otter" (1796)
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T. S. Eliot
The Waste Land (concluding verses) 
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William Faulkner
"The Bear" (1942), excerpts on the relinquishment of technology  
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F. S. Flint
"Fragment" 
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William Gibson
"Agrippa (A Book for the Dead" (1992) (with line numbers)
Letter from Kevin Begos, Jr., to Alan Liu (Oct. 26, 2002) (on the original idea and evolution of William Gibson and Dennis Ashbaugh's 1992 Agrippa (A Book of the Dead)
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Andy Goldsworthy
Study Gallery (sample Goldsworthy works, study portfolios on Goldsworthy's art and its contexts, and samplings of other "land artists" and their traditions) [course login required]
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April Greiman
Sample Typographical Designs [course login required]
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Jodi
Wrong Browser Project
Screenshot 1 
Screenshot 2 
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Richard Payne Knight
The Landscape, a Didactic Poem" (2d ed., 1795) (selections
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Longinus
Peri Hypsous (Section 7) (1st century A.D.)
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Archibald McLeish
"Ars Poetica" (1926)
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John Milton
Paradise Lost (1674)
Book 12, lines 285-314 
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Ezra Pound
"In a Station of the Metro" & "Gentildonna" 
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Joseph A. Schumpeter
Excerpts from Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy on "Creative Destruction" (1942)
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Claude Shannon
The Mathematical Theory of Communication (1948)
from "Introduction" to Mathematical Theory of Communication 
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Frederick Winslow Taylor
Excerpts on "Scientific Management" (1911-12)
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James Thomson
"Celadon and Amelia" Episode from "Summer" in The Seasons (1727) 
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William Wordsworth
Poetry
"Composed Upon Westminster Bridge" (1802/1803)
The Prelude, Book 10, lines 1-82 (1805)
"Tintern Abbey" ("Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting the Banks of teh Wye During a Tour, July 13, 1798")
Prose
Essays Upon Epitaphs (excerpts) (1810)
Letters on Kendal and Windermere Railway (excerpts) (1844)


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