61. NYU > The Office Of Public Affairs > Robert Pinsky, Cynthia Ozick, Louise GlÜCk Among the writers participating will be robert pinsky, Cynthia Ozick, Louise Glück, and Lawrence Weschler, director of the New York Institute of the http://www.nyu.edu/public.affairs/releases/detail/78

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62. Robert Pinsky: Improviser Of Poetic Images, Sounds And Desires This is a brief look at poetry by robert pinsky. The poet improvises historical events, quotations, present sights and sounds, current events of everyday http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/poetry_reviews/91918

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63. A Conversation With Poet Robert Pinsky - FamilyEducation.com Find out what former Poet Laureate robert pinsky has to say about the joys of poetry. http://school.familyeducation.com/poetry/role-models/56202.html

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64. Rabbi David Wolpe On Robert Pinsky's 'The Life Of David', About King David. -- B Rabbi David Wolpe on robert pinsky s The Life of David , about King David. http://www.beliefnet.com/story/176/story_17687_1.html

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65. Books robert pinsky will be awarded the fifth annual Ibbetson Street Press Lifetime robert pinsky was born on October 20, 1940 in Long Branch, New Jersey. http://boards.boston.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?tsn=1&nav=messages&webtag=bc-books&tid

66. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky Shares Stage With Fujara Musician (Septe Former Poet Laureate of the United States, robert pinsky, spoke to a group of 45 poetrylovers on September 27 at the residence of the Deputy Chief of http://slovakia.usembassy.gov/former-u.s.-poet-laureate-robert-pinsky-shares-sta

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67. Poetry Porch 3, Poetics: Robert Pinsky Introduction The week of April 7, 1997, Joyce Wilson and robert pinsky participated in this interview, which was conducted through email. http://www.poetryporch.com/pinsky.html

The Poetry Porch 3: Poetics Poetry and Education: Robert Pinsky on the Future of Poetry Introduction: The week of April 7, 1997, Joyce Wilson and Robert Pinsky participated in this interview, which was conducted through email. Pinsky is Professor of Creative Writing at Boston University and was recently appointed U. S. Poet Laureate. JW: Dana Gioia, in his book Can Poetry Matter? , has stressed the need for poets to critique other poets. After your first two collections of criticism, The Situation of Poetry and Poetry and the World , both greeted with considerable acclaim, will there be a third volume? Do you agree with Gioia that it is important for poets to write criticism? Has the success of your poetry kept you from writing more criticism? RP: In The Situation of Poetry a young poet tries to make theoretical room for the kind of poem he likes and wants to write. That is poetry in relation to poetry, and it turned out to be a book that was read. In Poetry and the World I tried to explore what seemed to me the greatest omission of the earlier book: poetry in relation to the worldly world outside poetry. I'm not sure I have a subject of equal importance to me for a third book. Maybe some day. JW: Yet many poets that I know are hesitant, some even refuse, to write reviews. Often a review of a first book can present hurdles much more daunting than an assigned paper on Shakespeare or Wordsworth (this has been my experience). Is there a remedy for the reluctance of poets to write reviews? Does reviewing poetry contribute to the "higher art of criticism"? Do you think the MFA programs are placing sufficient emphasis on the dual disciplines of critiquing and creating?

68. Robert Pinsky Speaker Bio Find Booking Agent Contact To Book Top Speakers Bureau robert pinsky. Biography of speaker robert pinsky and booking agency contact information , how to hire, find speaker fees or schedule. http://www.allamericanspeakers.com/speakers/Robert-Pinsky/3438

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69. Threepenny: Pinsky, Thom Gunn robert pinsky s newest books are Democracy, Culture and the Voice of Poetry and Invitation to Poetry. He teaches at Boston University. http://www.threepennyreview.com/samples/pinsky_su05.html

Summer 2005 On Thom Gunn Robert Pinsky Thom Gunn was a great genius who had no interest in the pose-striking or the selfishness called up by the word "genius." He was above such stuff (or as he might prefer, to the side of it). Professors or poets sometimes explain their own importance to the young. Not Thom: many a Berkeley undergraduate knew Professor Gunn was a terrific teacher, without knowing that their instructor wrote poems, let alone great ones. Graduate students who read all sorts of assigned claptrap did not know The Man with Night Sweats or Moly —or the seminal essay "Thomas Hardy and the English Ballad," which should have been required reading for them. His virtues of charity and modesty were as unsentimental as his observant, cat-like gaze. The charity came from Thom's unillusioned and unshowy comprehension of how shitty even the best of people can be, and very likely have been. He accepted the defects of other people as he accepted his own. His modesty came from his confidence: he had a master artist's genial, understated contempt for self-importance. Thom showed these qualities to me, and taught me a lesson, when we were colleagues in the mid-1980s. At the time, a clever lunatic was making phone calls to poets, pretending to be various other well-known figures, or a composer interested in setting some work by his victim. I can remember this character singing passages of my poem "History of My Heart" to me over the phone, in a Texas accent that I thought at the time might be fake, though vanity and caution kept me from saying so. To his discredit, this demented son of a bitch also tormented Robert Duncan, in Duncan's last years. I think I identified him as a phony when he called me pretending to be Duncan. One theory or rumor at the time was that he actually was a certain notoriously unstable East Coast poet of reputation, but that was never proved.

70. Soldier’s Heart - Elizabeth D. Samet - Book Review - New York Times By robert pinsky. Published November 4, 2007. In 2003, when Gen. . robert pinsky’s new book of poems is “Gulf Music.” More Articles in Books » http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/books/review/Pinsky-t.html

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71. Boston Area Small Press And Poetry Scene: Robert Pinsky To Receive Ibbetson Stre Somerville s Ibbetson Street Press http//ibbetsonpress.com will be awarding former U.S. poet/laureate robert pinsky the Ibbetson Street Press Lifetime http://dougholder.blogspot.com/2007/10/robert-pinsky-to-recieve-ibbetson.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=5099845"); Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene This blog will consist of reviews, interviews, news, etc...from the world of the Boston area small press and poetry scene and beyond. Regular contributors are reviewers for the "Ibbetson Update," such as: Hugh Fox, Lo Galluccio, Mary Buchinger Bodwell, Richard Wilhelm, Steve Glines, Eleanor Goodman, Mike Amado, Pam Rosenblatt,etc... founder Doug Holder: dougholder@post.harvard.edu. * B A S P P S is listed in the New Pages Index of Alternative Literary Blogs. Saturday, October 20, 2007 Robert Pinsky to receive Ibbetson Street Press Lifetime Achievement Award Nov 11 (Somerville, Mass.) Somerville's Ibbetson Street Press http://ibbetsonpress.com will be awarding former U.S. poet/laureate Robert Pinsky the Ibbetson Street Press Lifetime Achievement Award at the SomervilleNews Writers Festival, http://somervillenewswriterfestival.com Nov. 11, 2007 7PM at the Dilboy VFW Hall ( 371 Summer St.) Davis Square, Somerville. The award, like the festival, is in its fifth year. It is awarded to individuals who have made substantial contributions to the poetry and or the small or alternative press world. Former recipients of the award have been Robert K. Johnson ( poet and retired Suffolk University professor), Louisa Solano ( former owner of the Grolier Poetry Book Shop), Jack Powers ( founder of Stone Soup Poets), and David Godine ( founder of Davide Godine publishing). Tickets are $15 and will be available at the door or by calling 617-666-4010.

72. International Psychoanalysis - A Psychoanalytic Slant On The World… » Rob Former United States Poet Laureate robert pinsky will explore the following questions Click Here to Read robert pinsky’s Poem Essay on Psychiatrists. http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/2008/01/16/robert-pinsky-to-give-apsaa-pl

International Psychoanalysis one-stop psychoanalytic web browsing. About Masthead Colleagues Book Mart ... Links Categories Announcements APsaA Winter Mtgs Berlin Congress Books ... Shame Symp. SYMPOSIUM 2008 About Bios Program Registration ... Sponsors Resources New Links Page Archives January 2008 December 2007 November 2007 October 2007 ... January 2007 JavaScript must be enabled for the RSS Scrollbox Widget to work. Search Recent Posts Letter To the Editor of the New York Times by Prudy Gourguechon Diagnosing Britney Psychoanalysis and Autism Psychoanalytic Education in 2008: Deepening the Treatment ... Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis by George Makari Meta Register Login Calendar January 2008 M T W T F S S Prev/Next Posts Dr. Horst Kaechele in New York Home How to Make an American (Womb) Quilt Wednesday, January 16th, 2008 at 7:22 am Robert Pinsky To Give APsaA Plenary Address Posted by Tamar Schwartz 9:45 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Plenary Address: The Fate of the Modern Chair: K. Lynne Moritz, M.D., President, (St. Louis, MO) Introducer: Rosemary Balsam, M.D. (New Haven, CT) Speaker: Robert Pinsky (Boston, MA) Former United States Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky will explore the following questions: How is the work of psychotherapy like and unlike the work of art? How is the history of psychoanalysis like and unlike the history of modern poetry? Also a translator and

73. Image And Text: A Dialogue With Robert Pinsky And Michael Mazur 2 in the Occasional Papers series, poet robert pinsky and artist Michael Mazur discuss their collaboration in producing, as translator and illustrator http://repositories.cdlib.org/townsend/occpapers/2/

TOWNSEND Papers TOWNSEND Website Policies Search TOWNSEND ... Notify me of new papers Image and Text: A Dialogue with Robert Pinsky and Michael Mazur Robert Pinsky, Boston University Michael Mazur, Harvard University ISBN 1-881865-02-0 Download the Paper (12.2 MB, PDF file) - December 4, 1994 Tell a colleague about it. Printing Tips : Select 'print as image' in the Acrobat print dialog if you have trouble printing. ABSTRACT: In Image and Text, No. 2 in the Occasional Papers series, poet Robert Pinsky and artist Michael Mazur discuss their collaboration in producing, as translator and illustrator respectively, the most recent translation of Dante's Inferno. The dialogue turns into a lively consideration of writing, hearing, and seeing texts. Pinsky and Mazur begin by discussing the history of their involvement, both individually and collectively, with Dante. Michael Mazur in particular relates how he first experienced Dante while living in Florence as an art student in the 1950s. The discussion alternates with passages from the Inferno and the accompanying illustrations, reproduced in whole or in detail in Image and Text. The two speakers discuss how the process of illustration and the process of translation often progressed simultaneously for years, sometimes involving deeply appreciative communication between the two, and, sometimes, frank discussions of one-another's attempts to re-render this monumental work in English. The volume includes some of the unpublished illustrations that were not selected for publication in the final volume, and also contains some sources for the monotypes that Michael Mazur produced for this translation. Likewise, Robert Pinsky discusses some of the methods he used to translate the poem, and the qualities of Dante's poetry that make him both technically interesting and thematically immediate to many generations.

74. Robert Pinsky On The American Dream - Forbes.com The former poet laureate explains what the American Dream means to him. http://www.forbes.com/2007/03/20/robert-pinsky-dream-oped-cx_jl_dream0307_0322pi

var displayedChannel = 'opinions'; var displayedSection = ''; Home Business Tech Markets ... Reference OAS_AD('BigBanner'); OAS_AD(centBan); showHMenu(fdcchannel); E-Mail Print Comments Request Reprints ... E-Mail Newsletters RSS The American Dream Robert Pinsky On The American Dream 03.22.07, 6:00 AM ET Robert Pinsky is the former U.S. poet laureate and a teacher in the graduate creative writing program at Boston University. In fall 2007 Farrar Straus and Giroux will publish his next collection of poetry entitled Gulf Music. What is the American Dream? My parents made me aware of the Easter 1939 occasion when the Daughters of the American Revolution, an organization based on ancestry and inherited social power, owned the most important concert hall in Washington, D.C., Constitution Hall. On that Easter before I was born, the DAR denied Marion Anderson, the contralto, to sing in Constitution Hall before an integrated audience. Sometimes, the phrase forces me to remember lines from William Butler Yeats' "Meditations in Time of Civil War": One thing I like about the story of Marion Anderson and the DAR is that, although in the way of history, there may be amendments and revisions, it is essentially a fact: It happened, it is not a fantasy. We can dream of living up to it.

75. Village Voice > Books > A Chat With Robert Pinsky By Evelyn McDonnell robert pinsky The emphasis on vocality appeals to me very much. robert pinsky s Favorite Poem Anthology will be published by Norton in the fall. http://www.villagevoice.com/books/9915,mcdonnell2,4943,10.html

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76. Formal Variation In The Rhymes Of Robert Pinsky's The Inferno Of Dante -- Hanson Here a close study of the variations used by robert pinsky in his slantrhyme translation of Dante’s Infernoidentifies practices which turn out to be shared http://lal.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/12/4/309?ck=nck

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78. The Best American Poetry 2005, Guest Edited By Paul Muldoon A.R.Ammons, In View of the Fact. Appeared in Epoch. John Ashbery, In Dearest, Deepest Winter. Appeared in Crazyhorse. Maureen Bloomfield, The Catholic http://www.bestamericanpoetry.com/archive/?id=19

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