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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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