From Al Filreis: We at PennSound have just segmented an interview with Marjorie Perloff conducted by Aldon Nielsen for the Incognito Lounge in Palo Alto, CA, November 12, 1991. Here are the clips: introduction by A.L. Nielsen (0:51): MP3 work on Frank O’Hara (7:13): MP3 “The Futurist Moment, poetic movements, and marginalized works (7:47): MP3 [...]
On November 11, 2009, Marjorie Perloff spoke with Charles Bernstein on Close Listening. Their conversation and a reading from The Vienna Paradox have been archived at Pennsound.You will also find links at Charles Bernstein’s blog and Ron Silliman’s blog. Click through directly to the audio files at Pennsound below. Close Listening readings and conversations at [...]
JS: In your book Twenty-First Century Modernism you observe that what we, today, regard as experimental and avant-garde in poetics is a consequence of what you call the “embryonic phase” of early modernism. And you cite Charles Bernstein’s concept of the “artifice of absorption” as having more in common with the High Modernism of T.S. Eliot than the “true voice […]