The films of Stan Brakhage in the american tradition of Ezra Pound, Gertrude Stein, and Charles Olson:
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505 | 8 | |a From the Givenness of nature to the encumbered modern body -- The signifying body -- The two bodies in the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer: the body observed externally and the body experienced from within -- The modern body's unbearable burdon of being -- The harmony of spirit and body -- The primacy of the subject body and the rcessiveness of the subject body -- Chapter 1. Four for America: Williams, Pound, Stein, Brakhage -- Styles of English metre -- Meaning and personal being: Pound and Brakhage -- The Seachange: or, how pound came "To break the pentameter" -- Bergson, Hulme, Pound, and Brakhage on the body and energy -- Experience as energy: a pattern for thinking -- First-person Singular: Bergson, Hulme, and Brakhage on the primacy of individuality -- Between self and world: the image in Hulme, Williams, Brakhage -- Writing = Composing sound's energies, filmmaking = composing light's energies: Gertrude Stein and Stan Brakahge's conceptions of their media -- Digressive interpolation: the persistence of emercon's vision in Stein's writing and Brakhage's filmmaking -- Out of Stein: a theory of meaning for Stan Brakhage's films -- The Paradox of a perlocutionary semantics: Brakhage and Stein on artistic meaning -- The romanticism of Brakhage's conception of meaning -- Chapter 2. The Conception of the body in open form poetics and its influence on Stan Brakhage's filmmaking -- D. H. Lawrence and the poetics of energy -- Two crucial influences on embodied poetics: A. N. Whitehead and Maurice Merleau-Ponty -- A. N. Whitehead's project: reconciling permanence and Flux -- Olsons energetics of embodied existence -- Michael McClure's poetics: the body is an organism. The Universe is an Organism. A Poem embodies an aspect of the Universe's evolving form. -- Allen Ginsberg: the breath, the voice, and the poem -- Action Painting as performance | |
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contents | From the Givenness of nature to the encumbered modern body -- The signifying body -- The two bodies in the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer: the body observed externally and the body experienced from within -- The modern body's unbearable burdon of being -- The harmony of spirit and body -- The primacy of the subject body and the rcessiveness of the subject body -- Chapter 1. Four for America: Williams, Pound, Stein, Brakhage -- Styles of English metre -- Meaning and personal being: Pound and Brakhage -- The Seachange: or, how pound came "To break the pentameter" -- Bergson, Hulme, Pound, and Brakhage on the body and energy -- Experience as energy: a pattern for thinking -- First-person Singular: Bergson, Hulme, and Brakhage on the primacy of individuality -- Between self and world: the image in Hulme, Williams, Brakhage -- Writing = Composing sound's energies, filmmaking = composing light's energies: Gertrude Stein and Stan Brakahge's conceptions of their media -- Digressive interpolation: the persistence of emercon's vision in Stein's writing and Brakhage's filmmaking -- Out of Stein: a theory of meaning for Stan Brakhage's films -- The Paradox of a perlocutionary semantics: Brakhage and Stein on artistic meaning -- The romanticism of Brakhage's conception of meaning -- Chapter 2. The Conception of the body in open form poetics and its influence on Stan Brakhage's filmmaking -- D. H. Lawrence and the poetics of energy -- Two crucial influences on embodied poetics: A. N. Whitehead and Maurice Merleau-Ponty -- A. N. Whitehead's project: reconciling permanence and Flux -- Olsons energetics of embodied existence -- Michael McClure's poetics: the body is an organism. The Universe is an Organism. A Poem embodies an aspect of the Universe's evolving form. -- Allen Ginsberg: the breath, the voice, and the poem -- Action Painting as performance |
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