61. Links To Literature: Michael Benedikt LINKS TO LITERATURE. http://www.linkstoliterature.com/benedikt.htm

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62. Publications 4/5. Pp. 337352 15 p./ISSN 0016-3287. benedikt, michael. 1991. Cambridge MA andLondon MIT Press. Pp. 119-188 69 p./ISBN 0-262-02327-X. benedikt, michael. http://www.staff.hum.ku.dk/troelsd/cyberkompendium.html

63. Michael Benedikt—Shelter | TAUBMAN COLLEGE Of Architecture And Urban Planning michael benedikt SHELTER The 2000 Raoul Wallenberg Lecture Editor AnnetteW. LeCuyer Design Speranza Octavia. Price $11.50 Paperback http://www.tcaup.umich.edu/publications/map/benedikt/shelter.html

MAP Series Dimensions Faculty Publications Portico ... publications MICHAEL BENEDIKT SHELTER The 2000 Raoul Wallenberg Lecture Editor: Annette W. LeCuyer Design: Speranza Octavia Price: $11.50 ISBN: 1-891197-14-2 Dimensions (in inches): 6.5 x 9 Sample Selection At eighteen, and in college, architecture for me could not be just an aesthetic pursuit, nor an economic or social one. Architecture had to be a moral pursuit, a search for goodness in beauty and beauty in goodness, with truth the royal road. The glory and comfort of buildings had to be One Thing, fine beyond measure, and everlasting. And so, with me, it remains. I knew about Raoul Wallenberg only in the most cursory way before preparing for this lecture. World War II hero, savior and shelterer of Jews, a gentile who lost - or perhaps gave - his lift in the effort. This much I knew. My surprise at learning that Wallenberg was also an architect, and that he had studied at the University of Michigan, cannot be exaggerated. The question that occurred to me as supremely worth exploring was this: Given what Wallenberg did in German-occupied Hungary fifty-six years ago, and how he did it, does it matter now did it matter then - that he was trained as an architect?

64. Thermopylae: Page Six michael benedikt. Going Down The Tubes Like A Ton of Bricks . Care to read moreof michael benedikt's work? You can read his Brief Prose Poems on the Web. http://gloria-brame.com/glory/ezine6.htm

MICHAEL BENEDIKT THERMOPYLAE is delighted to present the witty, subversive, alternative-culture friendly erotic poetry of Michael Benedikt, a widely-anthologized and critically acclaimed author of poems in both verse and prose. Benedikt's revolutionary work first exploded onto the poetry scene in the 1960s. I first encountered his poetry during junior high school, in the anthology The Contemporary American Poets: American Poetry since 1940 , editor, Mark Strand (Mentor Books, 1969). I was so impressed with his poem, Litanies that I scrawled a big star beside it some thirty years ago. Needless to say, I was bowled over when Mr. Benedikt emailed recently to query about contributing poems to Thermopylae Benedikt's verse will appeal to all visitors to this site, including those of you who generally find contemporary poetry to be out of touch with real life. Benedikt's work speaks directly and plainly about issues few poets have the nerve to address. His artistic courage has made it difficult for himparticularly with his recent workto find public forums courageous enough to allow the free dissemination of controversial ideas. (He reports that he hasn't seen fit to send out a book-length poetry manuscript for circa 15 years.) THERMOPYLAE is honored to support his work.

65. Thermopylae: Writers Talk About 2000 michael benedikt. Complete Guide To michael benedikt. In 1998, a committee it's historic all right! Poetry by michael benedikt in Thermopylae. http://gloria-brame.com/glory/y2k1.htm

WRITERS TALK ABOUT 2000 A series of mini-interviews with poets and writers on American literature at the turn of the century Dr. Gloria G. Brame for Sue Neubauer Interviewees New for June 2000 R.S. GWYNN MICHAEL BENEDIKT ERNEST GAINES WYATT PRUNTY ... MARK STRAND As regular readers may know, I've been doing interviews with writers and artists for several years, and primarily under the aegis of ELF: Eclectic Literary Forum magazine. In 1998, I proposed to ELF that my next project for them be a series of mini-interviews with a few dozen writers. The interviews would solicit their thoughts on literature at the end of the 20th Century. I would ask all interviewees the same three questions. The series would appear in consecutive issues of ELF right into the year 2000. The proposal coincided with a trip I was making in July to University of the South (Sewanee), as ELF's good-will representative at Sewanee's annual writers' conference. There were several people on faculty who were ideal for the series. With the permission of Wyatt Prunty, the founder/director of the conference, I began work on the first set of mini-interviews. That fall ELF unexpectedly closed its doors when publisher and co-founder, Sue Neubauer, became ill. C.K. Erbes, editor and co-founder, could not go on without Sue, who was half the spirit and energy of

66. New Media Narrative - Course Plan Homework Reading benedikt, michael - Cyberspace Some Proposals ; Wolf, MarkJP - Inventing Space, Towards a Taxonomy of On- and Off- Screen Space in Video http://www.columbia.edu/itc/visualarts/r4100/plan.html

Course Plan Week 1 (1/28): New Media Authoring Frame and excess : the claims of Non linearity/ Interactivity/ Multiple media Indices of excess/ the off-frame Demo - Pam Jennings Discussion of interface design guidelines Homework - Reading (due week 3): Joyce, Michael - Afternoon (on disk; installed in lab) J. Yellowlees Douglas - "How Do I Stop This Thing? Closure and Indeterminacy in Interactive Narratives" Jennings, Pam - "Narrative Structures for New Media" Exercise 1 (due week 5) - Construct a story as a puzzle. Use text or sound cues in addition to visual cues. Week 2 (2/4): Dreamweaver workshop: http://wally.rit.edu/instruction/web/drw3/dream.html Week 3 (2/11): ... Segmentation / Alternative paths (A) Review Reading Analysis of Afternoon Homework (due week 7)- Reading: Guy Vardi, "Navigation Scheme for Interactive Movies with Linear Narrative" Rashomon The Akutugawa Stories: Rashomon, In a Grove Parker Tyler - Interpretation and Background View at home: Korasawa's Rashomon Week 4 (2/18) - President's day; no classes

67. George Borchardt Records 2, Beiser, Arthur Germaine. 2, benedikt, Marianne Sabados Irene Skolnick. 3,benedikt, michael. 4, benedikt, michael (2). 4, Benson, Dennis C. 4, Berman, Marshall. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/rare/guides/Borchardt/main.html

George Borchardt Records Finding Aid Prepared by Henry Rowen August 2002 Date Range Size of Collection : 176 linear ft (ca. 225,000 items in 423 boxes) Date of Acquisition : Gift of George Borchardt 1985-1990 Material on Microfilm : No material on microfilm Terms of Access : Available for faculty, students, or researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects. Restrictions on Use or Access Most of this collection is shelved Off Site. It will take 1 to 2 business days to retrieve. Please contact us prior to your arrival to arrange for use. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Librarian for Rare Books and Manuscripts. Location in Stacks : Cataloged material (4 boxes) ON SITE Arranged material (419 boxes) OFF SITE Processing Information : Processed by HR 5/85; Rev. LWW 6/87; Rev. RL 6/89; Rev. RL 11/90 RLIN ID BIOGRAPHY Georges Borchardt, a literary agent began representing French publishing firms in New York during the early 1950s. Later he also acted for individual French authors who were seeking American publication. Eventually he handled American and English authors as well. With his wife Anne Bolton Borchordt he formed Borchardt Inc. Literary Agency in 1968. His clients have included Flammarion Gallimard Denoël Albert Camus Jean Giraudoux Julien Green Jean-Paul Sartre Stanley Elkin and Elie Wiesel. SCOPE AND CONTENT Correspondence, memoranda, reports, royalty statements, literary manuscripts and contracts. Among the cataloged correspondents are: Herve Bazin, Laurent de Brunhoff, Michel Butor, Marguerite Duras, John Gardner, Meyer Levin, and Pierre Mendès-France.

68. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Support PS. Sitemap. Author Login. Authors Articles michael benedikt. michaelbenedikt. michael benedikt, Truckers and Literary Intellectuals, Poetry, Spring 1979. http://www.pshares.org/Authors/authorDetails.cfm?prmAuthorID=112

69. Round 9: Michael Pustilnik Vs. Benedikt Klauser Round 9 michael Pustilnik vs. benedikt Klauser. Rui Oliveira. The softspokeAustrian player faces of against the good doctor himself. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=sideboard/ptnice02/fm9c

70. Michael Benedikt Moral Decisions ..michael benedikt The Stonewall Bookof Short Fictions, Edited by Robert Coover and Kent Dixon Iowa City, 1973. http://www4.wittenberg.edu/academics/engl/newpage/para-benedikt.html

M oral D ecisions ~~Michael Benedikt The Stonewall Book of Short Fictions Edited by Robert Coover and Kent Dixon Iowa City, 1973 Harry and I were have a good time as usual in the 'Hunter House' bar the other daywe were rasing our glasses in song, and over-tipping the waiterswhen sud- denly Harry mentioned an affair that he had had with a 'nymphomaniac girl friend.'Being a man of the world, and therefore conditioned by the time, I immediately start- ed in thinking: let's see now, Harry has a wife and three children... The first girl is 8, the second is 6, and the boy is 4...but he's been married to Melissa for 5 years...of course somewhere in there they were separated for 6 months... He mentioned that he first began to see the nymphomaniac lady 10 years ago but tired quickly of what he called 'a girl like that,' and therefore 'broke up with her 4 or 5 years ago.' Hmmmm. Somewhere in there is a calculation that might be made, and a judgment I ought to deliverand maybe there's some action that ought to be taken: for example, I could

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Archive Index Inner Darkness WebCam Girls DARK LOVE POEMS from THE BODY by Michael Benedikt Posted by: moonbeamer http://members.tripod.com/~MichaelBenedikt/darklove.html http://members.tripod.com/~MichaelBenedikt/darklove.html read comments... Archive Index gothic vampires ... dark sites

72. Benedikt | Personaldatenbank | Institut Für Philosophie | Uni Wien Translate this page em. o. Univ.-Prof. Dr. michael benedikt. eMail michael.benedikt@univie.ac.atTelefon 4277-47484 Zimmer D 308 (3. Stock, NIG) Sprechstunde http://phaidon.philo.at/personal/?name=Benedikt

73. Michael Benedikt On Cyberspace First Previous Next Last Index Text. Slide 12 of 64. http://www.education.miami.edu/ep/michigan/sld012.htm

74. Michael Benedikt On Cyberspace michael benedikt on Cyberspace. michael benedikt a child. michael benedikt,CyberspaceFirst Steps (Cambridge MIT Press, 1992), p. 1. http://www.education.miami.edu/ep/michigan/tsld012.htm

Michael Benedikt on Cyberspace Michael Benedikt has described Cyberspace as “a new universe, a parallel universe created and sustained by the world’s computers and communication lines.” It is a place, according to him “entered equally from a basement in Vancouver, a boat in Port-au-Prince, a cab in New York, a garage in Texas City, an apartment in Rome, an office in Hong Kong, a bar in Kyoto, a café in Kinshasa, a laboratory on the Moon,” or from the bedroom of a child. Michael Benedikt, Cyberspace:First Steps (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1992), p. 1. Previous slide Next slide Back to first slide View graphic version

75. ArchINFORM michael benedikt. comment. Author. publications. Rob 1996. reference.Search RIBA Library on michael benedikt' (lots of literary references). http://www.archinform.net/arch/22808.htm

Attention This site is a collection of the built cultural heritage of human being. You can find here international architecture from past to present. A consciousness of culture is the basis for understanding the content of this site. Supporting unjustified aggressions against others is the void of any consciousness. Please decide: Yes, I believe in mankind and agree with this. This opinion is old european bullshit!

76. First Syllabus (1993) benedikt, michael. 1991. 1991. The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat , in _CyberspaceFirst Steps_, edited by michael benedikt, Cambridge, MA MIT Press. http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/soc/faculty/kollock/classes/cyberspace/resources/syll

SOCIOLOGY 285K/197H The Sociology of Cyberspace Spring 1993 Instructor: Peter Kollock TA: Marc Smith READINGS Schedule of Weekly Topics and Reading Assignments INTRODUCTION INTERACTION Week 2 - Who speaks to Whom, and How? Reid, Elizabeth. 1991. "Electropolis: Communication and Community on Internet Relay Chat". Electronic manuscript. (FTP: ftp.eff.org ) Pages 1-33. Week 3 - Frames of Interaction Serpentelli, Jill, 1992. "Conversational Structure and Personality Correlates of Electronic Communication". Electronic manuscript. (FTP: parcftp.xerox.com) Pages 1-end. Curtis, Pavel. 1991. "Mudding: Social Phenomena in Text-Based Virtual Reality", Electronic manuscript. (FTP: parcftp.xerox.com) Pages 1-21. Rheingold, Howard. 1992. "A Slice of Life in My Virtual Community". Electronic manuscript. (FTP: ftp.eff.org ) Pages 1-14. Technical and Social Notes on the Use of Usenet: (To be found in your class account) MUD Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) File (To be found in your class account) COMMUNITY AND COLLECTIVE ACTION Week 4 - Order and Deviance Smith, Marc. 1992. "Voices from the Well: The Logic of the Virtual Commons". Electronic manuscript. (FTP: nicco.sscnet.ucla.edu) Pages 1-58.

77. Chronologie - 1998 - Exposition. Andreas & Michael NITSCHE, Anna LINDAL, Benedik Exposition. Andreas michael NITSCHE, Anna LINDAL, benedikt KRISTFLORSSON.21 février 1998 08 mars 1998. Islande, Reykjavík, The Living Art Museum. http://art-contemporain.eu.org/base/chronologie/1526.html

21 février 1998 - 08 mars 1998 Islande, Reykjavík, The Living Art Museum Noms cités: KRISTFLORSSON Benedikt LINDAL Anna

78. Fragments Weblog benedikt, michael (ed.) (1991) Cyberspace. First Steps. Gibson, William (1991) AcademyLeader. In benedikt, michael (ed.) (1991) Cyberspace. First Steps. http://fragment.nl/archive/2003/03/13/mediated_personae/index.php

@import url("/inc/vee4ooh.css"); Fragment.nl Site navigation: Fragments weblog Cyberculture Resources Written About You are here: Home Individual Archive Mediated personae Jump to navigation bar and search function Mediated personae March 13, 2003 @ 13:00 in: Research William Gibson posts some thoughts to his blog, about the scope of being able to create a mediated persona. Even in the type-and-run medium of the blog, he has a way with words. So, to keep this on file, here's the quote: While I'm on the topic of mediated personae, something that came up during that CBC taping, last night (for me, anyway) was the idea that blogging (or even posting to fora) represents the democratization of the mediated persona. Literally anyone can have one, now, or several. I am an exception to this, because I have mine via the printed word, the oldest mass medium on the planet, and this website is maintained by a publishing company that belongs to an even larger corporation owned in turn by shapeshifting reptiles from Beta Reticuli, but the rest of you, today, are free to mass-mediate your own personae. Which was formerly, hugely, not the case. Choose a handle, post: you're mediating a persona. In another post Gibson says that he hasn't reread any of his novels in full since they were published, so I wonder what he would make of this (expanded) footnote I have in

79. Fragment.nl :: Cyberculture, Identity And Gender Resources benedikt, michael (ed.) (1992) Cyberspace. First Steps. Gibson, William (1992) AcademyLeader. In benedikt, michael (ed.) (1992)Cyberspace First Steps. http://fragment.nl/resources/print.html

@import url("http://fragment.nl/css/resources.css"); This website looks much better in a web standards compliant browser. The reason you are reading this message is probably because you visit this site with an old, non-standards compliant browser. It's probably a good idea to update your browser. Visit the Web Standards Project for more information on web standards and which browsers support them. Although you're missing out on the fabulous ;-) design of this website, all the content should still be accessible, whatever browser you use. Cyberculture Resources Texts About Home Resources Resources Index Fragments blog Bibliography Complete Online Articles ... Game Research New windows? Aarseth , Espen (1995) Cybertext. Perspectives on Ergodic Literature. Bergen: University of Bergen (prepublication). Allen , Christina (1996) "What's wrong with the "Golden Rule"? Conundrums of conducting ethical research in cyberspace." In: The Information Society, V12, N2, pp. 175-187. Online: [ txt Anandarajan , Murugan and Claire Simmers and Magid Igbaria (2000) "An Exploratory Investigation of the Antecedents and Impact of Internet Usage. An Individual Perspective." In:

80. Reference Page benedikt, michael. For Foundation. michael benedikt teaches, practicesarchitecture, and writes in Austin, University of Texas. http://www.duke.edu/eng169s2/group1/lex2/alpha.html

Select Bibliography Barlow, John P. "The Economy of Ideas" Wired March, 1994. Benedikt, Michael. For an Architecture of Reality Lumen Books, New York: 1987. Benjamin, Walter. Illuminations Schocken Books, New York: 1969. Bringhurst, Robert. The Elements of Typographic Style Hall, N. Writing with Reason Holtzman, Steven R. Digital Mantras MIT Press, Cambridge: 1994. McLuhan, Marshall. The Medium is the Massage Mitchell, William J. The Reconfigured Eye MIT Press, Cambridge: 1992. Tuftes, Edward R. Envisioning Information Graphics Press, Cheshire, CT: 1990. Schwartz, Evan. "The Changing Minds of Children" OMNI Vol. 17, No. 4, January 1995. Wray, David. "Text and Authorship" The Reading Teacher Vol. 48, No. 1, September 1994. Select Biographies John Perry Barlow is a retired cattle rancher, a lyricist for the Grateful Dead , and cofounder and executive chair of the Electronic Frontier Foundation Michael Benedikt teaches, practices architecture , and writes in Austin, University of Texas Robert Bringhurst is one of Canada's most highly regarded typographers and book designers, as well as one of its most respected and best-known poets. He has taught Literature and Art History at several universities and held fellowships from the Canada Council and the Guggenheim Foundation. The

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