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The Collected Later Poems of William Carlos Williams. by William Carlos Williams, 1967 The Letters of Denise Levertov and William Carlos Williams by Denise Levertov, Christopher MacGowan, et all 1998-11 Embodiment of Knowledge by William Carlos Williams, 1974-12-12 House Calls With William Carlos Williams, MD by Robert Coles, 2008-08-02 Spring and All (New Directions Pearls) by William Carlos Williams, 2011-04-29 Selected Poems (Penguin Modern Classics) by William Carlos Williams, 2000-09-28 Many Loves and Other Plays: The Collected Plays of William Carlos Williams by William Carlos Williams, 1961-12 Something to Say: William Carlos Williams on Younger Poets (William Carlos Williams Archive Series) by William Carlos Williams, 1985-10 The Selected Letters of William Carlos Williams by William Carlos Williams, 1985-02-17 WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS by William Carlos). Whitaker, Thomas R. (Williams, 1968-01-01 The Wedge (First Edition | Poetry | Limited Edition | WCW | William Carlos Williams) by William Carlos (aka WCW) Williams, 1944 A Recognizable Image: William Carlos Williams on Art and Artists by William Carlos Williams, 1978-01-01 Rigor Of Beauty: Essays In Commemoration Of William Carlos Williams The Farmers' Daughters. the Collected Stories of William Carlos Williams by William Carlos Williams, 1961-01-01

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41. William Carlos Williams & Walt Whitman (essay)
    william carlos williams contends that art gives the feeling of completion by revealingthe oneness of experience (194) This argument relies on the precept  
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    Extractions: The persona that one senses emerging from Williams in Spring and All is a justified arrogance, a writer that will completely ignore convention in order to establish a tone. His mixture of verse and prose suggests a pragmatic technique, a willingness to use whatever means necessary to connect with the reader. In "Flight To the City," he explores imaginative associations connected with the night sky, and follows it with the statement, "So long as the sky is recognized as on association" (187). He speaks to the reader with sincerity, with an enthusiasm that often descends into madness: If I could say what is in my mind in Sanscrit or even Latin I would do so. But I cannot. I speck for the integrity of the soul and the greatness of life's inanity; the formality of its boredom; the orthodoxy of its stupidity. Kill! Kill! let there be fresh meat . . . (179) Spring and All is a map of Williams' imagination, a collection of poems cemented by "prose" explanation. He wants to leave no doubt about what he is expressing, presenting himself as his own critic. Like Whitman, the reader becomes part of Williams' persona through an expression of the universality of thought, an "approximate co-extension with the universe." For Williams the reader would ideally enter the world of his poem so completely as to become lost, having no separate identity from that of the poet.

42. W. Williams, White Mule
    Erste Schritte in Amerika. Kurzinfo ¼ber den Roman von william carlos williams.  
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    Extractions: White Mule ist der erste Band von drei Romanen über New York von der Jahrhundertwende bis zum Zweiten Weltkrieg; das Amerika der Golden Twenties und seine Rückseite, die bittere Armut, stehen im Mittelpunkt dieses Buches, das den großen amerikanischen Schriftsteller zum ersten Mal als Prosaautor vorstellt. William Carlos Williams wurde 1883 in Rutherford / New Jersey geboren. Nach seinen medizinischen Studien in Amerika und Deutschland ließ er sich als Arzt in Rutherford nieder. Schon während seiner Schulzeit begann er Gedichte zu schreiben, und 1909 erschien sein erster Gedichtband im Selbstverlag. Kurz vor seinem Tod 1963 erhielt er den Pulitzer-Preis. Williams gilt heute neben Ezra Pound und T.S. Eliot als der bedeutendste Vertreter der modernen amerikanischen Lyrik, aber auch seine Romane, Erzählungen und Essays sind wegweisend für die amerikanische Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts.

43. FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS: Commission A Hand-painted, Quality Reproduction Of Your
    Scholarly site for students and researchers of williams providing a regularly updated bibliography of critical works on the poet.  
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    Extractions: Feel free to browse the following two sites: Fine art r eproductions Commission a hand-painted, top quality reproduction of your favourite work of art in oil or pastel: Figures and Pre-Raphaelite images a speciality. Free colour brochure available on request. William Carlos Williams: A Point of Contact ... A scholarly site, with a continually updated bibliography, for students, researchers and teachers with an interest in twentieth-century American modernist poetry. Fine Art Reproductions Commission a faithfully reproduced, low priced, high quality oil or pastel painting of your favourite work of art. Please scroll down to view examples of previously commissioned work. Reproduction from 'Mariana' (1851) by Sir John Everett Millais. Pastel on board; 50cmx75cm (approx. 20''x30''). Reproduction of 'Child's Portrait' (1616) by Peter Paul Rubens. Pastel on board; 30cmx37 (approx. 12''x14''). Reproduction of 'Woman in her Tub' (c1884-1900) by Edgar Degas. Pastel on board; 56cmx60cm(approx. 22''x23''). Reproduction of 'Seated Female Nude' (1902) by Pablo Picasso. Oil on canvas; 76cmx102cm (approx. 30''x40''). Pastel reproduction of John William Waterhouse's 'Ophelia' (1910); approx. 33" x 23".

44. William Carlos Williams
    TOP. william carlos williamsWhite Women. Atlanta's What critics sayabout william carlos williams In WCW’s world, shit happens. To  
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    Extractions: BACK HOME SHOW DATES! AND NEWS! Please come out and check the kids out live. See for yer self why Flagpole calls their new album, White Women, "a bombastic masterpiece." April 11th at the Somber Reptile, WCW will be performing as part of the big Scuss show celebrating the release of Our Heat (Your Moisture) on Scuss Media. The compilation will feature an unrealeased WCW track. WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS finished recording their brand new album @ Neil Fried's place recently. Are they productive or what - it hasn't even been a year since White Women came out... TOP William Carlos Williams White Women Atlanta's William Carlos Williams is a group whose musical output defies easy categorization. Avant-garde only hints at the influences of the band - which include rock, freeform jazz, and fusion. Like the modernist American poet from whom the band took its name, William Carlos Williams is prolific, original and creative. And, after two short releases on the Brave Scout label, William Carlos Williams presents their debut full-length release

45. William Carlos Williams, Red Wheelbarrow
    (This course is being offered on line in September 1999.) The Red Wheelbarrow.william carlos williams. so much depends upon a red wheel barrow.  
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46. William Carlos Williams On The Baroness
    william carlos williams. A Chapter from his Autobiography. The Baroness .Biographical profile of williams Along with everything else  
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    Extractions: Biographical profile of Williams Along with everything else I was still going in to the city Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, to pediatric clinics, first to the Babies', then the Post Graduate Hospitals, for advanced training. It was tiresome, hot work in summer, and in winter the commuting was hard, but I enjoyed it. On Fridays, which was my day off, I'd stop over sometimes for a party during the evening. The group often met on the second floor of a small Fourteenth Street apartment, most often at Lola Ridge's, that Vestal of the Arts, a devout believer in the humanity of letters; narrow quarters where anyone might on occasion show up. I can't remember all the names, but once, Mayakofsky, the Russian poet, appeared with his friend and manager who was wearing a particolored vest, half green and half white. Mayakofsky read aloud for us his "Willie the Havana Street Cleaner." A big man, he rested one foot on top of the studio table as he read. It was the perfect gesture. He had a good voice, and though no one understood a word he said, we were all impressed by the tumbling sounds and his intense seriousness. I remember there were two giggling poets of the smarter and younger generation who, while thinking him wonderful, were more, as far as I could tell, impressed by his si~e than by anything else. Two nice little "girls." For myself it sounded as might The Odyssey from the mouth of some impassioned Greek.

47. William Carlos Williams (1883-1963)
    william carlos williams (18831963). Contributing Editor TheodoraR. Graham. Classroom Issues and Strategies. Students' assumption  
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    Extractions: Theodora R. Graham Students' assumption that what appears simple is simplistic can be a problem with teaching Williams's poetry. Some students feel the need to sketch in the house, barn, and fields behind the wheelbarrow and white chickens. For others, lack of experience with innovative line breaks and visual effects causes initial confusion. Many do not at first listen for the voice(s). They do not pay attention to speakers and therefore miss the tonal shadings, irony, humor, and other effects, including the sometimes clinical objectivity of poems related to visual art. I recommend that students read poems aloud from the beginning. I read a poem aloud myself in class as a "possible interpretation" and have students comment on or revise the reading. I also use transparencies of shorter poems, occasionally changing the line breaks in an "edited version" to call attention to Williams's technique of fragmentation (not breaking necessarily with a syntactic unit). In addition, I sometimes use art slides that relate to specific poems (Demuth's "I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold," "Tuberoses"; Picasso's "The Girl and the Hoop"; Sheeler's "Classic Scene"). Students often ask if Williams is usually the speaker in the poem. They wonder how autobiographical his work is and ask whether his work as a doctor really influenced the way he wrote and what he wrote about. Those interested in form ask whether a single sentence, broken up on the page, can be a legitimate poem.

48. Poetry Today Online : Classic Poet: Williams, William Carlos
    Prospect Image Classical Poet williams, william carlos(18831963) By RobertoQuintos, Contributing Writer. williams, william carlos b. Sept.  
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49. The Works Of William Carlos Williams
    The Works of william carlos williams. Thanks 1938. The Complete CollectedPoems of william carlos williams 19061938 New Directions, 1938.  
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50. William Carlos Williams-Main Page
    This is a page dedicated to william carlos williams, a poet who hadan immense influence on the course of 20th century poetry. He  
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    Extractions: This is a page dedicated to William Carlos Williams, a poet who had an immense influence on the course of 20th century poetry. He wrote in varying style and technique and was often radically experimental. His work is fresh and clear, rejecting sentimentality and vagueness. It also reflects emotional restraint and heightens the sensory experience with articulated common speech. Williams's work inspired many poets and many generations to follow. His work is both easy and enjoyable to read. E-Mail

51. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Williams, William Carlos (Physician Writers)
    Looking for the best facts and sites on williams, william carlos?This HomeworkCentral section focuses on 'Physician Writers' and  
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52. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Williams, William Carlos (Writers)
    Looking for the best facts and sites on williams, william carlos?This HomeworkCentral section focuses on 'Writers' and 'American  
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53. Gale - Free Resources - Poet's Corner - Biographies - William Carlos Williams
    william carlos williams. Read his poem The Red Wheelbarrow . (18831963)Nationality American Career Poet, playwright, novelist  
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    Extractions: Career: Poet, playwright, novelist, critic, prose writer, autobiographer, and physician Williams was born September 17, 1883 in Rutherford, New Jersey, to middle-class parents who were lovers of literature and visual art. But Williams showed little interest in art until he attended the University of Pennsylvania's medical school. It was there that he became enamored with poetry and was for some time torn between his parents' wishes that he become a doctor and his own, less conventional aspirations. While in Pennsylvania, Williams befriended the poet Ezra Pound T. S. Eliot and Wallace Stevens. During the 1920s and 1930s Williams labored largely in obscurity; with the publication of the first Paterson volumes in the 1940s, however, he gained wider recognition, and the emerging Beat Movement poets of the 1950s venerated him for his rejection of formalism. Shortly after receiving a Pulitzer Prize, Williams died on March 4, 1963.

54. [FELLOWSHIPS] Williams, William Carlos Poetry Competition
    Med Student Fellowships Other Awards williams, william carlos Poetry Competition.Sponsoring AgencyNortheastern Ohio University College of Medicine.  
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    Extractions: Williams, William Carlos Poetry Competition Sponsoring Agency: Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine Description: The Human Values in Medicine at Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine is sponsoring this annual poetry writing competition for students attending schools of medicine or osteopathy in the U.S. $100­300 Prize. Deadline: December 31.

55. Literary Encyclopedia
    williams, william carlos. (1883 1963), www.LitEncyc.com. DomainLiterature. Status Major. Physician, Poet, Prose Writer, Novelist  
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56. William Carlos Williams On The Web
    william carlos williams on the Web. william carlos williams 5 TheDial This site outlines the career of williams as a modernist.  
    http://www.cwru.edu/artsci/engl/VSALM/mod/johnson/WCWLNX.HTM
    
    Extractions: William Carlos Williams 1: General This website provides a short biography with links to a complete list of works, information about the cultural significance of New Jersey, and information about poets Williams has influenced. William Carlos Williams 2: Poems This site contains 22 complete poems, including "The Dance", "El Hombre", "Impromptu: The Suckers", "Love Song", "The Sea-Elephant", and "The Red Wheelbarrow". William Carlos Williams 3: NYU This site contains links to annotated works, complete with keywords, summaries, commentary, and other related information about William Carlos Williams. William Carlos Williams 4: UTexas This site examines the connections between poetry and visual art in the works of William Carlos Williams. There is a useful link to the 1913 Armory Show exhibition of painting and sculpture; a link to Walter Arensberg's apartment, a salon off Central Park on West 67th Street where modernists would meet the host poet/patron and undoubtedly 'psych' other guests; a link to the galleries of 291, officially named by Alfred Stieglitz the Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession; and links to informational outlines of Cubism and Dadaism. William Carlos Williams 5: The Dial This site outlines the career of Williams as a modernist. It also provides a bibliography of secondary scholarship on Williams and offers links to e-texts of several poems, including 6 as they appeared in

57. William Carlos Williams
    1962 (A New Directions Paperbook, Ndp118) ~ Usually ships in 24 hours carlos williamswilliam, william carlos williams / Paperback / Published 1967 Our Price  
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58. Voices And Visions Spotlight -- William Carlos Williams
    Learn more about william carlos williams by visiting Web sites that explorehis life and poetry. william carlos williams the Poetry/Art Connection.  
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    Extractions: This remarkable New Jersey poet-physician established an American kind of poem distinct from European forms. His work demonstrates an innovative use of common objects and experience as topics for poems as well as formal experiments with the cadences of actual American speech. Academy of American Poets Hear Williams read "To Elsie" and find a concise Williams biography, a connection to Allen Ginsberg sites, and more at the Academy of American Poets' site on Williams. University of Virginia Library's Electronic Text Center Read the six Williams poems, including "Portrait of a Lady" and "Willow Poem," featured in the August 1920 issue of The Dial. New York University School of Medicine's Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database What is "The Red Wheelbarrow" about? You'll find helpful annotations on some of Williams's poetry and short stories at this NYU site. "I see bare branches laden with snow." For an interesting exhibition on the influence of Chinese art and poetry on Williams and other writers, visit the online version of "Petals on a Wet Black Bough: American Modernist Writers and the Orient," presented by the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library of Yale University.

59. Williams, William Carlos Renaissance Research Ranch
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60. Williams, William Carlos Poetry Renaissance Research Ranch
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