41. Job Gains Strong In 1987; Unemployment Rate Declines by Mark G. Ulmer , Wayne J. howe , susan E. Shank. As the economy completed the fifth year of expansion, employment increased by 3 million; the jobless rate http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&se=gglsc&d=5000108485

42. Contents.191, January 1991 GU susan howe, Incloser Abstract In early New England narratives of conversion and later captivity narratives, a woman, afraid of not speaking well, http://www3.iath.virginia.edu/pmc/text-only/issue.191/contents.191.html

ODONNE-1 191 ODONNE-2 191 Greg Ulmer, "Grammatology Hypermedia" ULMER 191 Susan Howe, "Incloser" HOWE 191 James McCorkle, "Combustion of Early MCCORKLE 191 Summer" and "The Love of My Life" (two poems) Charles Bernstein, "The Second War and BERNSTEI 191 Postmodern Memory" Alamgir Hashmi, "Post Scrotum" (a poem) HASHMI 191 Paul Trembath, "Sartre and Local Aesthetics: TREMBATH 191 Rethinking Sartre as an Oppositional Pragmatist" Frederick M. Dolan, "Crisis in the Gulf by DOLAN 191 POP-CULT 191 Henry Hart, "Graven Images" REVIEWS 191 POSTFACE 191 Announcements and Advertisements [WWW Version only] ABSTRACTS Greg Ulmer, "Grammatology Hypermedia" Susan Howe, "Incloser" Abstract: In early New England narratives of conversion and later captivity narratives, a woman, afraid of not speaking well, tells her story to a man who writes it down. The "Incloser" is Thomas Shepard, the minister of the First Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who transcribed the testimonies of conversion given by individual Puritans into a small pocket notebook between 1637 and 1645 in the wake of the Antinomian Controversy. Shepard's originality has been enclosed by later textual editors and scholars. "Incloser" is also concerned with my own consciousness as an American poet born in Boston in 1937 and writing at the close of the century. SH

43. Poetry It’s difficult to write intelligently about susan howe, not least because her method–now a subtle blend, now a violent collision of poetry and http://bostonreview.net/BR24.5/lennon.html

CURRENT ISSUE table of contents FEATURES new democracy forum new fiction forum poetry fiction ... archives ABOUT US masthead mission rave reviews contests ... advertising SERVICES bookstore locator literary links subscribe Search this site or the web Powered by FreeFind Site Web Pierce-Arrow Susan Howe New Directions, $14.95 (paper) by Brian Lennon praxis versus the poem as theory, the poem as craft versus the poem as artifice, the poem as personal confession versus the poem as long-view History. Even if no actual poem singularly "is" any of these, their conflict is so embedded in the discourse of poetics that it’s nearly impossible to venture an informed argument for or against a poet’s tactics without some reference to their political situation. Pierce-Arrow Iliad, Bruno Lind’s book on George Santayana, and various other Swinburneana and Peirciana, including diaries and other personal papers as well as drawings and photographs. A densely typeset and somewhat disorderly acknowledgments page confounds attempts to track unattributed citations in the poems–without letting you relinquish the urge entirely. This source material serves as information bath and catalyst for three long sequences that comprise the book: "Arisbe," a collage of Peirce-related biographical and other excerpts in prose with interpolated verse structures that gradually overrun the page; "The Leisure of the Theory Class," a dialectical weave of Butcher’s memoir, assorted Peirciana, references to Dickens, Schiller, and an archive of Husserl’s manuscripts, and the exchange between Lind and Santayana; and "Rückenfigur," a lovely and baffling lyric coda organized around the legend of Tristan and Iseult.

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AMERICANNESS REDEFINED: FIGURING GLOBALIZED AMERICA AS HOME Albena Bakratcheva web "Often rebuked, yet always back returning I place my hand on the hand of the dead, invisible palm-print on the doorframe... or I read the backs of old postcards curling from thumbtacks, winter and summer fading through cobweb-tinted panes - white church in Norway..." These thrilling Nordic-Western metaphors - in their own style and time, - revive an inherent impulse in American writing: the impulse of erasing the notion of time in order to focus on space, space being always entirely American. "Space and Time - America and England" , another contemporary poet, Susan Howe, stated in a recent interview, referring to this very preoccupation with the "genius loci" of America and its globalizing potentials. Such a vision would endlessly transcend the local into global and the global into local, thus incorporating in itself everything unfamiliar and remaining familiar to everything at the same time. Metaphors, resulting from this kind of vision, always have something in common - they can be highly diverse, but do never split. They can rest on a touch of Scandinavian beauty and still preserve their American essence. Moreover, they would always denote self-identification with the place, with America. "Trust the place to form the voice", Susan Howe continues in the same interview, making it clear that it is only poetry what breathes the spirit of the land and that there is no poetical voice, or identity, without adopting that spirit.

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46. Howe Family. Papers Of The Julia Ward Howe Family, 1787-1984: A Finding Aid 18671917 (scattered), n.d.; including SGH, Henry Marion howe, susan B. Anthony, Edward Everett Hale; FHH ALS to Miss Moulton, 1855. http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/~sch00111

Harvard University Library OASIS : Online Archival Search Information System Frames Version Questions or Comments MC 272/M-133 Howe family. Papers of the Julia Ward Howe family, 1787-1984: A Finding Aid Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women Radcliffe College January 1990 REQUEST AS: Call No.: MC 272/M-133 Note: ORIGINALS CLOSED. USE MICROFILM, M-133 Repository: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute Creator: JULIA (WARD) HOWE FAMILY Title: Papers, 1787?-1944, c.1984 Quantity: 5 1/2 file boxes, 1 folio, 1 folio+, and 1 oversize folders Abstract: Correspondence, writings, speeches, etc., by Julia Ward Howe, author and reformer, and members of her family. Processing Information: Reprocessed: January 1990 By: Bert Hartry Acquisition Information: Accession numbers: 1588, 1610, 1689, 69-36, 71-86, 71-107, 85-M185, 85-M206, 85-M274, 85-M286, 89-M220, 90-M5 The Julia (Ward) Howe Family papers were given to the Schlesinger Library in 1969, 1971, 1985, 1989, and 1990 by Julia Ward Howe's great-granddaughter, Margaret Hall McRory. The 1969 and 1971 accessions were processed by Madeleine Bagwell Perez (1978) under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (RC-24669-76-987). The 1985-1990 accessions were integrated into the collection and it was reprocessed and microfilmed as part of a Schlesinger Library/University Publications of America project. Access Restrictions: Access. Unrestricted. Originals are closed; use microfilm M-133.

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48. Master Index Of Articles howe, susan. The Collected Poems The Next Fifty Years. WSJour 28.2 (Fall 2004) 231234. Bacigalupo, Massimo. Wallace Stevens and Two Types of Vanity. http://www.wallacestevens.com/contents.php

Master Index of Articles The Wallace Stevens Journal, Vol. 31 No. 1 (Spring 2007) Daugherty, James M. “ Ivan S. Daugherty’s ‘Memorandum’ on Wallace Stevens.” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 3–13. Guenther, Genevieve. “ Wallace Stevens’ Marvellian Intertext : ‘The Garden’ and ‘Description Without Place.’ ” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 14–26. Brazeal , Gregory. “Wallace Stevens’ Philosophical Evasions.” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 27–42. Putnam Phoebe “ ‘Shall I uncrumple this much-crumpled thing?’: Wallace Stevens’ Poetics of Sequence in ‘Sea Surface Full of Clouds.’ ” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 43–58. Glaser Brian Brodhead “Masculine Fecundity and ‘ Overinclusiveness ’: Imagery of Pregnancy in Wallace Stevens’ Poetry.” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 59–72. Martiny Erik “ ‘From this collision were new colors born’: Peter Redgrove’s Reversionary Swerves from Wallace Stevens’ Iconic Texts.” WSJour 31.1 (Spring 2007): 73–85. The Wallace Stevens Journal, Vol. 30 No. 2 (Fall 2006 Special Issue: Stevens’ Erotic Poetics Edited by Angus Cleghorn Fisher, Barbara.

49. Dialogue: A Journal Of Mormon Thought howe, susan Elizabeth. “`I Do Remember How It Smelled Heavenly” Mormon Aspects of May Swenson’s Poetry.” Dialogue 29 (3) Fall 1996 141156. http://www.dialoguejournal.com/index/sti.asp

Dialogue Home Contact Purchase Options Subscriptions Back Issues DVD and Other Products Electronic Articles Search and Archives Search Past Issues: Advanced Search Free archive of Vols. 1-37 Dialogue Index 1966-2006 ... Past Issue Selections Submissions Submissions Young Writers Program Advancing Dialogue Make a Donation Advertise with Us Volunteers Wanted Notices Privacy Statement Policies Staff and Board New ... Survey Tables (Raw Data) Outside Featured Links ATLA Historical Abstracts A ... Z For index corrections, Sti-Szo Stienon, Elaine "An Act of Courage.” [Letters] Dialogue 24 (2) Summer 1991: 4. Stiers, Gretchen A., 1962- From This Day Forward: Commitment, Marriage, and Family in Lesbian and Gay Relationships . 1st ed. New York : St. Martin's Press, c1999. Quinn, D. Michael. “Prelude to the National ‘Defense of Marriage’ Campaign: Civil Discrimination Against Feared or Despised Minorities.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 1-52 [p. 7] Stiles, George P. Alexander, Thomas G. “Wilford Woodruff and the Mormon Reformation of 1855-57.” Dialogue 25 (2) Summer 1992: 25-39 [p. 32]

50. Fairbanks And Keester susan Antoinette FAIRBANKS(8259) was born on 7 Dec 1834 in Westborough, She was married to John howe on 21 Nov 1771 in Marlboro, Essex, Massachusetts. http://www.familyorigins.com/users/k/e/e/Louis-J-Keester/FAMO1-0001/d187.htm

Susan FAIRBANKS was born in 1761 in Hinsdale, Cheshire, New Hampshire. She died in 1789. She has reference number 39.2. Parents: Nathan FAIRBANKS and Mary (FAIRBANKS) Susan FAIRBANKS was born in 1796 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, New Hampshire. She has reference number 97.2. She has Ancestral File number PGFJ-4W. !BIRTH-MARR: "Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in America, 1633-1897" by L. S. Fairbanks, A. M.; Boston; American Printing and Engraving Co., 1897; Sutro Library CS 71 F164 1897; p. 133 . *** Susan, born in 1796; married in Westmoreland, Dec. 29, 1812, James Martin, who lived th ere, and in Deerfield, and Montague, Mass. *** They had a family of fourteen children, Harr iet; d. in Ala.; Clarissa; d. in Montague; Mary; m. John P. Stebbins; still living in Montagu e City; Helen, living; Maria; m. Jason Savage; living in Watertown, Mass.; George; d. in Mont ague; Nathan, d. in California, James; d. in Greenfield, Mass.; William; d. in Montague; Hira m; d. in Turner's Falls, Mass.; Charles; d. in Greenfield; Julius; d. in Greenfield; and tw o who died in infancy. Parents: Nathan FAIRBANKS and Clarissa SHELDON She was married to James MARTIN on 29 Dec 1812 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, New Hampshire. Children were:

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Ecclesiastical Parish of Kinson 1861 CENSUS District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 3 Enumerator George Garland All that Part of the Parish of Kinson comprising Endsbury Village, Cowsbury House, Halen? Lane Farm, East Grove, West House, Wallace Down, Red Hill, Cudnell Farm and Cottages adjoining **** Cross, Shoulder of Mutton Inn, Home Cottage. Bounded on the East by the County of Hampshire and on the West by Canford Parish. 206 Schedules, 171 inhabited houses, 10 uninhabited, 17 gipseys by the side of the road. 396 males, 425 females, total of 821 persons. Schedule No; Location; Forename; SURNAME; Relationship; Marital Status; Age; Place of Birth; Reference 1; Cudnell; Thomas; WITTERIDGE; Head; Mar; 65; Butcher; Poole; ; RG9-1339F33p1 1; Cudnell; Jane; WITTERIDGE; Wife; Mar; 66; ; Wimborne; ; RG9-1339F33p1 2; Cudnell; Anthony; HARRIS; Head; Widowed; 79; Seaman (Merchant Service); Longham Hampreston; RG9-1339F33p1 3; Cudnell; Mary; CHAPMAN;

52. More Info About The Poet: Susan Howe - References Bibliography More info about the poet susan howe references bibliography .. poetry. http://www.poemhunter.com/susan-howe/resources/

Poem Hunter .com More info about the poet: Susan Howe - references 1/27/2008 12:22:23 AM Home Poets Poems Lyrics ... SEARCH Susan Howe Poems Comments More Info Books ... Stats Web pages / more info about Susan Howe EPC/Susan Howe Home Page http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/howe/ Susan Howe was born in 1937 in Boston, Massachusetts. She is the author of several books of poems and two volumes of criticism. http://www.poets.org/showe/ Susan Howe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Susan Howe (born 1937) is an American poet and critic who has been closely associated with the Language poets, among others. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Howe Susan Howe An internet bibliography for Susan Howe , from LiteraryHistory.com. http://www.literaryhistory.com/20thC/Howe.htm Susan Howe's "My Emily Dickinson" (excerpt) Susan Howe , My Emily Dickinson. (excerpts). Emily Dickinson once wrote to Thomas Wentworth For a review of one of recent works, click here. http://writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/88/my-emily.html Susan Howe All rights to this recorded material belong to the author. (C) 2005 Susan Howe . Used with permission of Susan Howe . Distributed by PENNSound. http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound/x/Howe.html

53. The Lost Skeleton Of Cadavra Larry Blamire, Brian Howe, Fay Masterson And Jennif Starring Fay Masterson, Jennifer Blaire, Brian howe, susan McConnell, Andrew Parks and Larry Blamire Directed by Larry Blamire Filmed in Skeletascope! http://www.bluntreview.com/reviews/skeleton.htm

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra Starring: Fay Masterson, Jennifer Blaire, Brian Howe, Susan McConnell, Andrew Parks and Larry Blamire Directed by : Larry Blamire Filmed in Skeletascope! The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra has to be one of the greatest parodies of old black and white sci-fi movies to date. It's so brilliantly detailed with odes and homages to the long forgotten style of horror-like film making I'm guessing the late great legendary director of monster riddled sci-fi poo himself, Mr. Ed Wood, is currently rolling in his hermetically sealed grave with directorial envy. If you're into B (or even C) films of days gone by you are going to flip for this flick! Director/writer/actor Larry Blamire (and his crew of talented actors) missed nothing as they lovingly captured the magic of that whole kooky pre-digital special effects and hokey costumed penny-a-prop look. And its stitched together with Blamire's clever script chock full of droll stereotyped subplots to create, oddly, one heck of an original film. Meanwhile aliens, Lattis and Kro-Bar (Susan McConnell and Andrew Parks), from the planet Marva have been stranded in the same neck of the woods...

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Temple College Phone and E-Mail Directory Phone numbers Department numbers Fax numbers To use the personal white pages listing, click on the first letter of the person's last name A B C D ... T U V W X Y Z Extensions reached by direct dial or by going through the campus operator at (254) 298-8282 or (800) 460-4636 unless otherwise indicated. A Name of Staff Member Department Phone Number E-mail Address Abercrombie, Altha LVN faye.abercrom@templejc.edu Aguillon, Kerry Surgical Technology kerry.aguillon@templejc.edu Alford, Dr. Allen Speech aalford@templejc.edu Almodovar, Emerita Advancement, Business, and Community Education emerita.almodovar@templejc.edu Arnold, Elizabeth Purchasing earnold@templejc.edu Artus, Sarah Admissions/Records sarah.artus@templejc.edu Asbury, Sheri Mathematics sheri.asbury@templejc.edu Ashburn, Jamila Admissions/Records jamila.ashburn@templejc.edu Austin, Terry Biology taaustin@templejc.edu Aviles, Lidia Admissions/Records lidia.aviles@templejc.edu B Name of Staff Member Department Phone Number E-mail Address Baca, Randy Resource Management randy.baca@templejc.edu

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58. Course Number: howe, susan. My Emily Dickinson. Berkeley North Atlantic Books, 1985. 0938190520; $14.95. Marvell, Andrew. The Complete Poems. New York Penguin, 1996. http://www.du.edu/~showard/F02.4200.html

ENGL 4200: EMST: Metaphysical Poetry and Prose W. Scott Howard T: 9:00-10:00 pm Sturm: 387-E Th: 3:00-4:50 pm showard@du.edu Sturm: 435 Office Hours: by appointment Course URL: http://www.du.edu/~showard/F02.4200.html Blackboard URL: http://blackboard.du.edu/ Course Description: How do you recognize a metaphysical poem or prose work when you see one? Is the basis of metaphysical imagery "delight in disorder," as Robert Herrick’s poetry suggests; or does a metaphysical poetics derive from "the most heterogeneous ideas . . . yoked by violence together," as Dr. Johnson argues? William Bronk, winner of the 1982 American Book Award for poetry, was recently described by David Biespiel as "arguably the most metaphysical poet of his generation." What does it mean to call a contemporary American poet ‘metaphysical’? Is there a tradition of Anglo-American metaphysical poetry? Was there ever an early modern English metaphysical tradition in the first place? This graduate course investigates metaphysical writing from Donne to Duncan and Browne to Bishop by moving through a series of critical and creative reflections. The seminar provides, first of all, a close and critical study of the poetry and prose of those seventeenth century English writers who, in the conventional literary sense of

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writeHeader('760px','Mailing Lists'); OAS_AD('Top'); HOWE-L Archives Archiver HOWE From: "Marilyn Prinzing" < Subject: [HOWE] Susan Orchard Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2007 21:54:48 -0600 I have lost the email address for a Susan Orchard who descends from Huldah Ann (Howe) Roley and Peter Shevlin. Susan is my half cousin as I descend from Huldah Ann Howe and Robert Roley. If anyone has Susan's email address, I would appreciate having it forwarded to me. Thank you, Marilyn, Lake Co., IL This thread: [HOWE] Susan Orchard by "Marilyn Prinzing" < var pageName="Mailing List Archives";

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