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Prynne J H:     more books (41)

Poems by J.H. Prynne, 1982-01-01 Nearly Too Much : The Poetry of J.H. Prynne by N. H. Reeve, Richard Kerridge, 1996-04-01 New Songs from a Jade Terrace: An Anthology of Early Chinese Love Poetry (Penguin Classics) by Various, 1987-02-03 Stars,Tigers and the Shape of Words (The William Matthews lectures) by J.H. Prynne, 1993-03-01 High pink on chrome by J. H Prynne, 1975 Into the day by J. H Prynne, 1972 Brass by J. H Prynne, 1971 Kitchen poems by J. H Prynne, 1968 News of warring clans by J. H Prynne, 1977 Red D Gypsum by J. H. Prynne, 1998-06-01 Furtherance by J.H. Prynne, 2004-01-01 Glossator: Practice and Theory of the Commentary: On the Poems of J.H. Prynne (Volume 2) by Ryan Dobran, Josh Stanley, et all 2010-04-01 Biography - Prynne, J(eremy) H(alvard) (1936-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2002-01-01 Glossator: Practice and Theory of the Commentary: Open-Topic (Volume 3) by J. H. Prynne, Carsten Madsen, et all 2010-09-27

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61. B1.4BOO Booker, Christopher The Seven Basic Plots Why We Tell
    Continuum, 2005. P70.15.5Poe prynne, J. H., 1936 Poems, 2nd ed. Fremantle Arts Centre Press ; Bloodaxe, 2005. P78.75BUR Burns, Marjorie  
    http://www.efl.ox.ac.uk/EFLACC-December05.html

62. Tom Kelly - J.H. Prynne
    You can find info on the new collection from JHprynne http//www.barquepress. com/topollen.html Link to this content = JH prynne • Leave a comment •  
    http://www.tvcm.co.uk/tyneblog/index.php/tomkelly/2006/10/14/today_s_reviews

63. Drew Milne
    SIMON JARVIS, Quality and the nonidentical in J.H.prynne s Aristeas, N.H.REEVE RICHARD KERRIDGE, ‘Deaf to meaning on J.H.prynne’s The Oval Window’  
    http://drewmilne.tripod.com/text/paracontents.html

64. The Greenwich Public Library /All Locations
    prynne Hester Fictitious Character, 2. Your entry prynne, JH, 1936 would be here. prynne Jeremy 1936 See prynne, JH, 1936-, 1  
    http://pac.greenwichlibrary.org:90/kids/1899,1953,2065/search/d?Prynne, J. H., 1

65. Review Of Maximus IV, V, VI
    “ The English poet J. H. prynne (b. 1936) is a central representative of a poetic movement which critics and reviewers have . . . called the ‘ Cambridge  
    http://charlesolson.ca/files/Prynnereview.htm
    
    Extractions: Charles Olson, Maximus Poems IV, V, VI (Cape Goliard Press, London, 1968) reviewed by J. H. Prynne Published in The Park Minutes of the Charles Olson Society #47/48 (November 2002). L etters 1-10 of The Maximus Poems It may seem strange to propose that a former position of the Atlantic Ocean lies through New England, J. Tuzo Wilson, Nature The primary order and procedures of this work are still in transition. In the previously published sections the literal founding of history and its local cadence into speech extend outwards by feeling into the sacral and divinized forms of presence upon the earth Now in these later sections the movements are larger, and work by more variable euhemerism; the mythos of the earth the world / is an eternal event. The top of Dogtown puts one up into the sky as free- ly as it is possible, the extent of clear space and air, and the bowl of the light equaling, without at all that other, false experience of mountain climbed, heaven. The opening lines of have this too, and there are related movements ( Of the Parsonses

66. Publications
    The Poetry of J.H.prynne A Suitable Case for Further Critical Treatment? Title in English, The Poetry of J.H.prynne A Suitable Case for Further  
    http://www.muni.cz/research/publications/562295
    
    Extractions: appearance: MU Research and development Overview of publishing activities Search ... Skip navigation Citation: HARDY, Stephen Paul. The Poetry of J.H.Prynne: A Suitable Case for Further Critical Treatment?. Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomoucensis , Olomouc, Univerzita Palack©ho v Olomouci. ISSN 0231-634X, 1989, vol. VII. Original title: The Poetry of J.H.Prynne: A Suitable Case for Further Critical Treatment? Title in English: The Poetry of J.H.Prynne: A Suitable Case for Further Critical Treatment? Year of publication: Author: Stephen Paul Hardy Type: Article in Periodical Periodical: Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomoucensis , Olomouc, Univerzita Palack©ho v Olomouci (CZE). ISSN 0231-634X.

67. Cambridge Poetry - EQUIPAGE
    J.H.prynne Pearls That Were perfect bound, 28pp, £4.00 J.H.prynne Her Weasels Wild Returning A5, 12pp, £3.00 Antonio Bellotti (ed.  
    http://www.cambridgepoetry.org/equipage.htm
    
    Extractions: Isobel Armstrong, Desert Collages, price £4.50 David Chaloner, Beyond These Lines, price £4.50 William Fuller, Dry Land, price £4.50 Brian Henry, In the Unlikely Event of a Water, price £4.50 Tracy Ryan, Bloc Notes, £4.50 Marjorie Welish, A Test of Spacing, price £4.50 Grzegorz Wroblewski, Our Flying Objects, price £4.50 all available from 1 October 2007 LAUNCH READING DAVID CHALONER JOHN KINSELLA

68. Work List
    Smooth Landing for Soprano, Violin, Cello, and Piano (text J.H. prynne) for Violin, Cello, and Piano for PlusMinus / to and after J.H. prynne (10 )  
    http://www.poto.moonfruit.com/worklist/4512819464
    
    Extractions: Skip to navigation Bio Curriculum Vitae Canto XXV for Cello and Piano (in progress)   by S©verine Ballon, Musiques d©mesur©es, Clermont-Ferrand, June 2007)   Andersson, Stanford, May 2005; later in Mexico CIty) Yet Dish LXIX Songs for Female Voice with Accompaniment (Piano, Triangle) (text: Smooth Landing for Soprano, Violin, Cello, and Piano (text: J.H. Prynne) for J.H. Thoughts on the Esterh¡zy Court Uniform for Clarinet/Bass Clarinet, Electric Guitar,   Plus-Minus, Mark Knoop, cond., COMA Summer Courses,Wakefield, July 2004;   American premiere: Stanford, January 2006)   Brisbane, February 2004) Plus Minus Realization of "Seiten f¼r Ausarbeitungen" by Karlheinz Stockhausen for   Clarinet/Bass Clarinet, Guitar, Piano, Auxiliary Sound Sources, Violin, and Cello   BMIC Cutting Edge Series, London, November 2003; American premiere: Stanford,   January 2006) Maximus, from DogtownIV for Piano, Accordion, Guitar, and Percussion for the   Library, La Jolla, May 2003)

69. Poietic Spaces: Abstracts: Kathryn Murphy
    The British poets Veronica ForrestThomson and J.H. prynne were active in a loose grouping of poets who began publishing in the 1960s, called the Cambridge  
    http://www2.hu-berlin.de/amerika/asc/poieticspaces/ps_abstrax_murphy.html
    
    Extractions: and J.H. Prynne The British poets Veronica Forrest-Thomson and J.H. Prynne were active in a loose grouping of poets who began publishing in the 1960s, called "the Cambridge school" or, in the title of one anthology, "the conductors of chaos" . These poets worked outside mainstream British poetry and claimed elective affinities with the American tradition, in particular William Carlos Williams, Ezra Pound, John Ashbery, L.A.N.G.U.A.G.E. poetry and Charles Olson. The poetry of these writers is notoriously difficult of access, both in terms of its obscure publication and of its departure from the traditional conventions, discourses, subject matter and diction of poetry. This "difficulty", in both senses, is strategic. Resistance to mainstream publication can be understood as resistance to the commodification of poetry, while both Prynne and Forrest-Thomson, in their critical writings, have argued for ways of reading poetry which refuse paraphrase. Forrest-Thomson, in her book-length critical work Poetic Artifice , argued strenuously against what she termed "bad naturalisation": the tendency, when reading a poem, to reduce it to information about the non-verbal world, whether descriptive or biographical. While Prynne and Forrest-Thomson use similar arguments in their prose and sometimes similar techniques in their poetry to avoid the possibility of reductive readings, the effects achieved, and the implications of these for reading poetry in general, are very different. This paper will present close readings of poems by Forrest-Thomson and Prynne to examine what can be said about a poetry which refuses paraphrase, and will examine the implications of such readings in the theoretical context of reader-response criticism.

70. Academia - An Online Magazine And Resource For Academic Librarians - Published B
    Author prynne, J.H., 1936 Imprint BARQUE PRESS Publication Year 2007 Dewey 821.7 LC Subclass PR LC Call Number PR5888  
    http://www.ybp.com/acad/UKCore300/ukcore300_q3_2007.html

71. The Lyric Touch
    It includes his important essays on J.H. prynne, John James, Tom Raworth, Barry MacSweeney and Denise Riley together with a lucid account of the formation  
    http://www.saltpublishing.com/books/rec/9781844713950.htm
    
    Extractions: Short description/annotation: The Lyric Touch brings together essays by John Wilkinson on twentieth century British and American poetry, several now recognised as classic but hitherto hard to obtain. Throughout this book, writing previously seen as startlingly modern is reconnected with the English Romantic tradition. Formidable poetry is made to become irresistible. Main description: The Lyric Touch The Lyric Touch Table of contents:

72. Fantasy And Judgement Adorno,Tolkien, Burroughs
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73. RTICLE
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