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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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61. Poetry Center - Graham, Jorie - 10/22/81
    Reader graham, jorie. Accession Number 440. Date 10/22/81. Length 30 minutes. Tape Quality good. Collection Poetry Center. Ethnicity white  
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62. Creative Writing At The University Of Oregon
    graham, jorie. The Dream of the Unified Field Selected Poems, 19741994. Hopewell, N.J. Ecco Press, 1995. graham’s work may be the extreme opposite of  
    http://www.uoregon.edu/~crwrweb/Kidd/ameelloi.htm
    
    Extractions: "Who shall measure the heat and violence of the poet’s heart when caught and tangled in a woman’s body?" Virginia Woolf in against their opposites—the West, the white race. Is this how women are defined as well? For centuries in our culture, women have been biologically and physiologically defined by their bodies, against their anatomical others, male bodies, and they are seen as, St. Thomas Aquinas points out, "misbegotten males." This would mean that all my attempts at using my mind, creating my poetry would be misbegotten, if I am a misbegotten male. I want to create the type of poetry that is more than "female" poetry, that is not misbegotten to males because I am female. I will write the poetry of the watched female, the poems of the male watcher and the female watcher (of herself and the rest of the world). I am curious, also, as to how a woman’s mind correlates to her body—during menstruation, is her mind working to shed something like her body is? What are the metaphors for the connections between body and mind of a woman? Can the language of the body be the language of the mind? And as Woolf asks, "who shall measure the heat and violence of a poet’s heart when caught and tangled in a woman’s body?" If I am writing out of my own heat and violence, why is it so important that it is tangled in my woman’s body? Woolf’s concern with the female artist makes me aware of my place in the world as a writer, a female, the watcher and the watched. I must make my place better known to myself through my writing.

63. DCC IMPRES Subject: Discrimination In Employment--Law & Legislation--United Stat
    Subjectgraham, jorie, 1951. jorie graham. About The College Academics Admissions Alumni Campus Events Credit Courses Non-credit Education  
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64. Graham, Jorie. Never. | Booklist (March , 2002)
    graham, jorie. Never. Apr. 2002. 128p. Ecco, $22.95 (006-008471-5). 811. graham brings such fervor and inquisitiveness to her observation of the living  
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    Extractions: How to access the full article: Free access to all articles is available courtesy of your local library. To access the full article click the "See the full article" button below. You will need your US library barcode or password. Bookmark this article Print this article Link to this article Email this article Digg It! Add to del.icio.us RSS Graham, Jorie. Never. Apr. 2002. 128p. Ecco, $22.95 (0-06-008471-5). 811. Graham brings such fervor and inquisitiveness to her observation of the living world, she achieves an almost scientific precision as she attempts to describe the sensory totality experienced within a woods or on a stretch of beach. Exactitude rules... Read the full article for free courtesy of your local library. More Articles from Booklist Andrade, Carlos Drummond de and Alberti, Rafael. Looking for Poetry: Poems by Carlos Drummond de Andrade and Rafael Alberti and Songs from the Quechua.(Brief Article)(Book Review) 15-MAR-02 Theophano, Janet. Eat My Words: Reading Women's Lives through the Cookbooks They Wrote.(Book Review)(Brief Review)

65. Loren Keller Collection
    Hybrids of plants and of ghosts / jorie graham. graham, jorie, 1951 graham, jorie, 1951- New York Ecco, c2002. 811.54 G739  
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66. Zimmer, Paul J.
    Lewis, graham (2); Lieberman, Larry (11); Lifshin, Lyn (2); Lincoln, Mary (1) .. Gottheim, Larry (3); graham, jorie (1); Grumbach, Doris (2); Gundy,  
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67. Poet Jorie Graham Reads At The Library's Celebration Of National Poetry Month We
    Pulitzer Prizewinning poet jorie graham read from her new book, Overlord Poems (Ecco Press, 2005). graham s appearance is part of the Academy of  
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68. Graham, Jorie. SWARM [Poems.] At Bookfever.com
    graham, jorie. SWARM Poems.New York Ecco Press, (2000.) at bookfever.com.  
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70. Scarecrow Video Rental Inventory Graham, Jorie Lannan
    Scarecrow Video Rental Inventory graham, jorie lannan graham, jorie lannan. Year 1999 Format VHS NTSC Release Date 11/29/2007 click here to see  
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71. ICPL - Local News Index
    graham, jorie, PULITZER PRIZEWINNING graham TO READ TO IC, DI, 04/24/1998, 1A. graham, jorie, PULITZER POET CHALLENGES STUDENTS TO SAVE WORL  
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    graham, jorie. Erosion . Princeton,, 1983. First edition. SIGNED Fine and bright pictorial stiff wraps with excellent square spine and crisp text  
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    Extractions: Catalogs by Author Catalog A Catalog B Catalog C Catalog D Catalog E Catalog F Catalog G Catalog H Catalog I Catalog J Catalog K Catalog L Catalog M Catalog N Catalog O Catalog P Catalog Q Catalog R Catalog S Catalog T Catalog U Catalog V Catalog W Catalog X Catalog Y Catalog Z This catalog has been updated as of November 27, 2007 . Please note: all titles subject to availability and price change. We often carry multiple copies but in different conditions and price - LINK TO OUR BOOKSHOP PAGE Home About Longhouse Contact Us/To Order Write Us Please contact us at: 1604 River Road Guilford, Vermont 05301 email: poetry@sover.net 26073. Gadd, David. "The Loving Friends". A Portrait of Bloomsbury. Harcourt, 1974. First edition. Near fine and bright in like dustjacket with crisp bright text throughout. With photographs. Nonfiction / Literary History. $7.95 11947. Gaddis, William. "A Frolic of His Own". Scribner, 1995. First edition. Near fine stiff wraps with excellent spine and crisp text. Fiction. $5.95

74. 'Biography - Graham, Jorie (1950-): An Article From: Contemporary Authors' By Ga
    Buy Biography graham, jorie (1950-) An article from Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team (Books) for $9.95 American Poems.  
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    Extractions: Books : Biography - Graham, Jorie (1950-): An article from: Contemporary Authors All Products Apparel Baby Beauty Books Classical Music DVD Digital Music Electronics Gourmet Food Jewelry Magazines Miscellaneous Music Music Tracks Musical Instruments Office Products Outdoor Living PC Hardware Personal Health Care Photo Restaurants Software Sporting Goods Toys VHS VideoGames Wireless Wireless Accessories This digital document, covering the life and work of Jorie Graham, is an entry from Contemporary Authors , a reference volume published by Thompson Gale. The length of the entry is 4358 words. The page length listed above is based on a typical 300-word page. Although the exact content of each entry from this volume can vary, typical entries include the following information: Place and date of birth and death (if deceased) Family members Education Professional associations and honors Employment Writings, including books and periodicals

75. General Studies Resources
    History, graham, jorie, Poetry, Literature An Introduction to Critical Reading, 793. Hitchhikers, Welty, Eudora, Prose, Best American Short Stories of the  
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    Extractions: Literature Index Back to the Library Homepage To find works by title, click on first letter of the title: -H- Hail, Columbia Hopkinson, Joseph Prose The American Reader Half a Day Mahfouz, Naguib Poetry Writing Through Literature Half-skinned steer Proulx., Annie Prose Best American Short Stories of the Century Hamlet, Prince of Denmark Shakespeare, William Prose Literature: An Introduction to Critical Reading Handsomest Drowned Man in the World, The Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Poetry Writing Through Literature Hanging Fire Lorde, Audre Poetry Writing Through Literature Han's Crime Naoya, Shiga Prose Writing Through Literature Hap Hardy, Thomas Poetry Literature Happiness Lavin, Mary Poetry Literature: An Introduction to Critical Reading Happy Days are Here Again Ager, Milton and Yellen, Jack Prose The American Reader Harlem Hughes, Langston Poetry Literature: An Introduction to Critical Reading Harlem Hughes, Langston

76. UW Press - : Jorie Graham: Essays On The Poetry, Edited By Thomas Gardner
    jorie graham is one of the most important American poets now writing. This first booklength study brings together thirteen previously published essays and  
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    Extractions: This first book-length study brings together thirteen previously published essays and review essays by many of the major critics currently interested in her work and five new essays commissioned for this volume. Commenting on each of Graham's eight poetry collections, these essays encompass the range of critical thought that her work has attracted, both surveying it broadly and engaging closely with individual poems. This collection is sure to become the crucial first step for all future work on Graham and on American poetry of the last two decades. "This book is a significant contribution not only to Graham scholarship, but to our understanding of American poetry."—Eric Murphy Selinger, author of

77. Search > Arts : Literature : Authors : G : Graham, Jorie
    A (sometimes unintentionally hilarious) Real Audio hour of jorie graham and a rather smitten Christopher Lydon, host of NPR s Connection.  
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78. HIP 3.0
    Readings conversations videorecording reading by jorie graham ; conversation with Readings and conversations. Title from container jorie graham  
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79. Looking Back At The One Who Looks
    Eighty years after H.D.’s Eurydice, jorie graham takes up the .. For jorie graham, the morality of her own act of writing is constantly being called  
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    Extractions: For T.S. Eliot, the modernist use of myth was a way to structure the "futility and anarchy which is contemporary history" (Eliot, 1923, 177). H.D., on the other hand, used myth to disrupt history still farther. When she published her poem "Eurydice" in 1917, H.D. allowed Eurydice, whose agony of silent shuttling between earth and the underworld had for millennia been treated as incidental to Orpheus’ narrative of loss, to speak out in anger. H.D. imparted subjectivity to the object: the female muse who had previously been seen as existing only to evoke song from the male subject. This slight shift proved to have seismological effects: for later poets like Jorie Graham, the position of subject and object could no longer appear enduringly fixed. Eighty years after H.D.’s "Eurydice," Jorie Graham takes up the mythologized relationship between the figure of the singer and the object of his song in a number of poems included in her 1987 collection, The End of Beauty . In "Self Portrait As Both Parties," the first poem in the book in which Orpheus appears, he is "trying to fish a drowned woman from a river"; in the poem immediately following, "Orpheus and Eurydice," he’s walking up from the underworld, trying not to look back. I include the next poem, "Expulsion," in this study, though Orpheus is not directly mentioned, because I see it as a modern day version of the Orpheus and Eurydice encounter. The photographer in "Expulsion" speaks the same words to his subject that hissed through Orpheus’ consciousness in the previous poem — "give me that look." This exchange of looks is central for both Orpheus and the photographer and I will be exploring the significance of this encounter. Then, skipping one poem in

80. JORIE GRAHAM And MICHAEL PALMER
    jorie graham Introduction Biography. poem THE SURFACE. Michael Palmer Introduction Biography. poem IF NOT, NOT. © 19952008 Dia Art Foundation.  
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