41. Office Hours Schedule. armantrout, rae rarmantrout@ucsd.edu, LIT 3327 // 5342749,TuTh 1045-1215, LTWR 148 // TuTh 1230-150 // CENTR 203. BERMAN http://literature.ucsd.edu/cf/officehours.cfm

Spring 2004 Office Hours and Teaching Schedule Subject to Change If an email address is not listed you can address your email to litinfo@ucsd.edu and we will forward it on for you. Name Office(s) Phone(s) Office Hours Teaching Schedule ARMANTROUT, Rae rarmantrout@ucsd.edu LIT 3327 // 534-2749 TuTh 10:45-12:15 LTWR 148 // TuTh 12:30-1:50 // CENTR 203 BERMAN, Ronald LIT 3346 // 534-2849 MWF 10:00-11:00 LTEN 140 // MWF 9:00-9:50 // PETER 104 LTEN 142 // MWF 11:00-11:50 // U413 Rm 1 BLANCO, John jdblanco@ucsd.edu LIT 3434 // 534-3639 ANS MACHINE Tu 10:00-12:00 Th 1:00-2:00 LTCS 255 // W 4:00-6:50 // LIT 3355 BREDECK, Elizabeth ebredeck@ucsd.edu LIT 3337 // 534-8695 ANS MACHINE WF 11:15-12:45 LTGM 2C // MWF 10:00-10:50 // CENTR 207 LTGM 60B // M 4:00-5:50 // HSS 1128B LTGM 130 // MWF 1:00-1:50 // CENTR 223 BRODKEY, Linda LIT 3425 // 534-4569 ANS MACHINE Contact Department LTWR 260 // Th 1:00-3:50 // LIT 3455 BROOKS, Amra LIT 3433 // 822-3468 Th 12:30-3:30 LTWRL 121 // Th 4:00-6:50 // LIT 3455 CANCEL, Robert

42. Bibliographies : Rae Armantrout rae armantrout. rae armantrout. Née en 1947,à Vallejo (Californie). Installée à San Diego, elle enseigne http://perso.club-internet.fr/pretexte/revue/bibliographie/auteurs/rae-armantrou

Bibliographies Rae Armantrout Née en 1947, à Vallejo (Californie). Installée à San Diego, elle enseigne la poésie à l'Université de Californie. Elle est apparentée aux poètes du mouvement L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E. . Bibliographie succinte en anglais : Extremities, The Figures, 1978 ; The Invention of Hunger , Tuumba, 1979 ; Precedence , Burning Deck, 1985 ; Necromance Made to seem Couverture , Cahiers de Royaumont, 1991 ; Retour au sommaire : "Bibliographies"

43. Poésie étrangère : Rae Armantrout rae Aemantrout. rae armantrout traduit del américain (Prétexte Hors-Série 7). rae armantrout (cf.notice de l auteur). http://perso.club-internet.fr/pretexte/revue/traductions/poesie-etrangere/poesie

Les traductions Rae Armantrout traduit de l'américain (Prétexte Hors-Série 7) Les plats qui s'y entortillent : l'invisible. Pendant que dans cette voiture la ronde envahit nos poitrines. Parce que l'enfant est, silencieusement, en bas au loin je me retourne et nomme le temps tes dents, tu lances un regard furieux QUARTIERS une longue, file brune de cabines en vinyle ‹ se battant, rend compte des simples quartiers de temps. AUTOUR Les enfants ont-ils besoin d'un visage parmi des feuilles peintes. Souriante phare autour du vide : © extraits de Préséance , Burning Deck Press. trad. L. Destremau. Rae Armantrout (cf.notice de l'auteur) Retour au sommaire : "Traductions inédites(poésie)"

44. Rae Armantrout photo rae armantrout has published six books of poetry Extremities (The Figures,1978), The Invention of Hunger (Tuumba, 1979), Precedence (Burning Deck, 1985 http://www.poetry.org/issues/issue1/alltext/cnarm.htm

RAE ARMANTROUT has published six books of poetry: Extremities The Figures The Invention of Hunger (Tuumba, 1979), Precedence (Burning Deck, 1985), Necromance Couverture (a selected in French translation, Les Cahiers de Royaumont , 1991), and Made to Seem (Sun And Moon, 1995). Her poems have appeared in many anthologies, including In The American Tree (National Poetry Foundation), Language Poetries (New Directions), Postmodern American Poetry: A Norton Anthology, From The Other Side Of The Century Out of Everywhere (Reality Street). Armantrout teaches at the University of California at San Diego. poetry interview table of contents essay ... Electronic Poetry Review Hosted by Jeonet

45. Electronic Poetry Review -- rae armantrout. rae armantrout has Poetry of 2001. rae armantrout teacheswriting courses at the University of California, San Diego. http://www.poetry.org/issues/issue3/text/cnotes/ra.html

Rae Armantrout Rae Armantrout has published eight books of poetry, including Extremities (The Figures, 1978), The Invention of Hunger (Tuumba, 1979), Precedence (Burning Deck,1985), Necromance (Sun And Moon, 1991), Couverture (a selected in French translation from Les Cahiers de Royaumont, 1991), Made To Seem (Sun And Moon, 1995) , writing the plot about sets (Chax, 1998) and The Pretext (Green Integer, 2001). Her prose memoir, True , was published by Atelos in 1998 and in October, 2001, Wesleyan University Press published Veil: New And Selected Poems. A Wild Salience: The Writing of Rae Armantrout , featuring essays on her work by Robert Creeley, Hank Lazer, Bob Perelman, Lydia Davis, Ron Silliman, Brenda Hillman, Fanny Howe and others recently appeared from Burning Press. Armantrout has twice received a Fund For Poetry Grant and was a California Arts Council Fellowship recipient in 1989. One of her poems has been selected by Robert Hass for inclusion in The Best American Poetry of 2001 . Rae Armantrout teaches writing courses at the University of California, San Diego.

46. Jazz And Poetry another. It was getting late, they said. Solemn, blunt flash of sunoff the window of a Coors Light truck. rae armantrout s home page. http://pages.prodigy.net/tadrichards/RArmantrout.html

Excerpt from Form Dear April, I appreciated the way the paragraphs were all about the same length. I especially liked how your sentences appeared to relate to one another. It was getting late, they said. Solemn, blunt flash of sun off the window of a Coors Light truck. Rae Armantrout's home page

47. APR Mar/Apr 2000 Vol. 29/No. 2 | Rae Armantrout The American Poetry Review rae armantrout Veil. rae armantrout s books of poetry includeNecromance, Made to Seem, and The Pretext, all published by Sun Moon. http://www.aprweb.org/issues/mar00/armantrout.html

Rae Armantrout Veil The doll told me to exist. It said, "Hypnotize yourself." It said time would be transfixed. * Now the optimist sees an oak shiver and a girl whiz by on a bicycle with a sense of pleasurable suspense. She budgets herself with leafy prestidigitation. I too am a segmentalist. * But I've dropped more than an armful of groceries or books downstairs into a train station. An acquaintance says she colors her hair so people will help her when this happens. To refute her argument I must wake up and remember my hair's already dyed. * As a mentalist I must suffer lapses then repeat myself in a blind trial. I must write punchlines only I can hear and only after I've passed on Rae Armantrout's books of poetry include Necromance, Made to Seem, and The Pretext, True, was published by Atelos in 1998. She teaches writing at the University of California, San Diego. contents previous next

48. Rae Armantrout: Precedence rae armantrout Precedence. 1985 poems, 48 pp., LP, smythsewn ISBN 0-930901-24-x,paper $5. The poetry gleams with the kind of clarity http://www.burningdeck.com/catalog/armantrout.html

index catalog serie d'ecriture dichten= ... ordering Rae Armantrout Precedence poems, 48 pp., LP, smyth-sewn ISBN 0-930901-24-x, paper $5 "The poetry gleams with the kind of clarity that comes only from honing down to the necessary syllables ... the beauty is A's quiet understated control. So that, finally, the work unsettles, stays with the reader and unnerves." Keith Shein, The SF Examiner "A.'s phrasing and sculptured concision give her poems an exceptional formal coherence. Her ear shapes solid landscapes.... More typically she prefers an elusive humor, layered with parody and occasionally populated by cartoon characters in various stages of panic. The offhandedness of her manner is belied by the complex emotional charge she gets from apparently banal materials." Geoffrey O'Brien, Voice Literary Supplement "Armantrout's poems ride the fence of the Language School movement.

49. Poetry Daily Feature Rae Armantrout - Boston Review Poetry Daily home page. Two Poems Imaginary Places As One by rae armantroutBoston Review February / March 2003. Online Bookstore Listing. rae armantrout http://www.poems.com/bostoarm.htm

50. Poetry Daily's Archive Indexed By Poet. Revell, Donald. Always — Always armantrout, rae. Two Poems — Imaginary Places As One Arnold, Bob. AM Report — Snow overnight— Balaban, John. http://www.poems.com/archpoet.htm

REMEMBER TO SUPPORT POETRY DAILY'S GENEROUS SPONSORS... Sponsor PD! Poetry Daily Addonizio, Kim. Everybody dies , Bob Roberts, the crooked fight promoter, Al-Azzawi, Fadhil / tr. Mattawa, Khaled. Here is the twentieth century Allen, Dick. "Nothing is finished," Ye Feng says. "We're going after nothing, Alsadir, Nuar. I sat on the sofa staring at the plant Ansel, Talvikki. Olive green of pond water, tea- Apollinaire, Guillaume / tr. Revell, Donald. Always Arnold, Bob. Balaban, John. Hadn't seen Eddie for some time, Baldini, Raffaello / tr. Bernardi, Adria. All night long they've been knocking, Just think about how big the world is, Bamber, Linda. Some men Bang, Mary Jo. Another nightmare Barbarese, J. T. The ripples on your wall: Barnett, Catherine. yesterday a year ago was the last time she spoke to her children Beasley, Bruce. Democritus, the Laughing Philosopher, Old One, who art in heaven, the ground's Becker, Robin. Shot with arrows and left for dead, Because there's a word, there's a way to wonder Bedient, Cal. While herself is ruby slippered in pomegranate seeds.... Like Ceres trying to free her daughter Beeder, Amy. Their odor so powerful that anyone who breathes it Bell, Marvin.

51. No: A Journal Of The Arts rae armantrout Transaction Tracts amenable to brief description. Lightfinds the quickest route and the mind tries to see patterns. http://www.nojournal.com/one/armantrout.htm

Rae Armantrout Transaction Tracts amenable to brief description. Light finds the quickest route and the mind tries to see patterns. What do these things have in common? They behave as if impatient. As he takes your order, the fast-food clerk says, Fish shaped like pencils or tattered stars patrol the small aquarium. (The whole being of the sophisticated person is an answer to questions not immediately posed.) is batted back and forth between speakers. as for me, The impulse on which ice plant fingers fork and hibiscus opens its dry mouths get it and go on

52. Byliner: Writers: Rae Armantrout Byliner. Join Log in. Writers. rae armantrout. Add to your list.1 story found. Story, Date, Site. rae armantrout, 6 Oct 2000, Salon. http://www.byliner.com/writer/?id=2666

53. Rae Armantrout :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information Genius rae armantrout. Online Encyclopedia rae armantrout (born 1947) is an Americanpoet generally associated with the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E group of poets. http://www.informationgenius.com/encyclopedia/r/ra/rae_armantrout.html

Quantum Physics Pampered Chef Paintball Guns Cell Phone Reviews ... Science Articles Rae Armantrout Online Encyclopedia Rae Armantrout (born ) is an American poet generally associated with the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E group of poets. Armantrout was born in Vallejo, California but grew up in San Diego . She has published eight books of poetry and has also featured in a number of major anthologies. Armantrout was a member of the original West Coast L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E group. However, unlike most of the group, her work is firmly grounded in experience of the local and domestic worlds and she is widely regarded as the most lyrical of the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poets. Armantrout teaches at the University of California, San Diego External links Rae Armantrout at EPC Rae Armantrout Papers This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by fixing it. This content from wikipedia is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License Power Supplies Hardware Information Law Advice

54. Rae Armantrout: True rae armantrout has published six books of poetry—Extremities, TheInvention of Hunger, Precedence, Necromance, Made to Seem. http://www.atelos.org/true.htm

home catalog ordering about atelos Extremities, The Invention of Hunger, Precedence, Necromance, Made to Seem . Her poems have appeared in numerous influetial magazines (from This and Temblor to Iowa Review and The Los Angeles Times Book Review ) as well as anthologies such as In the American Tree (ed. Ron Silliman, National Poetry Foundation, 1986) and 'Language' Poetries (ed. Douglas Messerli, New Directions, 1987). Armantrout's work has been translated into Italian, Russian, Spanish, and French. Couverture , a book of her selected poems, translated by Denis Dormoy, was published in France in 1991. Rae Armantrout has taught writing at the University of California since 1981. She lives in San Diego. Rae Armantrout True ISBN 1-891190-03-2 63 pages

55. Armantrout Bio rae armantrout s most recent books are Up to Speed (Wesleyan, 2004), Veil Newand Selected Poems (Wesleyan, 2001) and The Pretext (Green Integer, 2001). http://www.chicagopoetryproject.org/ArmantroutBio.html

Rae Armantrout's most recent books are Up to Speed (Wesleyan, 2004), Veil: New and Selected Poems (Wesleyan, 2001) and The Pretext (Green Integer, 2001). Her poems have appeared in many anthologies, including The Best American Poetry of 1988, 2001, 2002, and 2004, Poems for the Millennium Moving Borders , and Postmodern American Poetry: a Norton Anthology Armantrout teaches writing at UC San Diego.

56. Chicago Poetry Project Hoa Nguyen. Eric Elshtain. November 1. Tyrone Williams. Joel Felix. January 24. RonSilliman. Stacy Szymaszek. April 17 1230 PM. rae armantrout. Tsering Wangmo Dhompa. http://www.chicagopoetryproject.org/

Chicago Poetry Project All readings are held at the Harold Washington Library, 400 South State Street. 2003-2004 Schedule September 13 Hoa Nguyen Eric Elshtain November 1 Tyrone Williams Joel Felix January 24 Ron Silliman Stacy Szymaszek April 17 - 12:30 PM Rae Armantrout Tsering Wangmo Dhompa

57. Jacket 12 - Rae Armantrout - Poems rae armantrout. Poems. A browbeating pulse. You can read Stephen Cope’s reviewof A Wild Salience The Writing of rae armantrout in this issue of Jacket. http://jacketmagazine.com/12/arman.html

Homepage Catalog Rae Armantrout Poems Intact I am able to infer in a given setting so that I might have been behind you in the boat or you might have been alone or accompanied by strangers. Alternates persist On the other hand, I feel the removal of one element changes the event so it must disappear If thunder clapped, small flowers at leaf joints stared straight ahead in silence. Did rocks react? Try to recall Manufacturing A career in vestige management. A dream job back-engineering shifts in salience. behind the curve on this. So. Cal. must connect with so-called to manufacture the present. the new in-joke bar-code hard-on, a catch-phrase in every segment. The eye asks if the green, frilled geranium puckers, clustered at angles on each stem, are similar enough to stop time. It has asked this question already. How much present tense can any resemblance make? What if one catch- phrase appears in every episode? Does the language go rigid? The new in-joke is a pun pretending to be a bridge. Now This Thus the palm is rakish and the philodendron lugubrious.

58. Jacket 18 - Charles Alexander Reviews The Pretext By Rae Armantrout Charles Alexander reviews The Pretext, by rae armantrout. If we are very lucky,it may become rae armantrout’s exquisite poetry of questioning the void. http://jacketmagazine.com/18/alex-arma.html

Homepage Catalog Singing Through The Echo Charles Alexander reviews The Pretext, by Rae Armantrout Green Integer, 2001. 91 pp., paperback, US $9.95, ISBN: 1-892295-39-3 This piece is 1,200 words or about four printed pages long Look at the words. A pretext is something put forward as a reason or excuse. It may be present in order to cover the real you? Who is talking to this you? A pretext is a reason: because or since. Here are three moments from three consecutive paragraphs. You can see it, since you asked. because Because of what she called it, the mark has never bothered me. pretext no I Just between appearance and what or elsewise? I mean I (The Inside, p. 27) I is both subject and object of meaning, yet it is also impossible to recover or recuperate an I between appearance and whatever is other than appearance. Throughout the book, placement and displacement, a sense of barely being here, or barely being. Flickers of light only; mankind can only bear so much reality, she can only apprehend a very little of it. There are no bearings. What are our moments made of? Junkmail, each day:

59. Poetry Center - Catalog Of Readers armantrout, rae Date 10/11/78 - Length 53 min. armantrout, rae - Date 05/02/85- Length 60 min. armantrout, rae - Date 10/08/92 - Length 28 min. http://www.sfsu.edu/~newlit/newcatalog/atoz.htm

Poetry Center Catalog of Readers A B C D ... Z A A Traveling Jewish Theatre - Date: 04/27/95 - Length: 44 min. A World Between: Iranian-American Writers Abbott, Keith - Date: 03/06/75 - Length: 27 min. Abel, Elizabeth - Date: 04/13/85 - Length: 80 min. Abinader, Elmaz - Date: 11/04/93 - Length: Acker, Kathy - Date: 02/09/77 - Length: 57 min. Acker, Kathy - Date: 10/23/86 - Length: 46 min. Acosta, Juvenal - Date: 04/14/94 - Length: 11 min. Acosta, Juvenal - Date: 11/09/00 Adam, Helen - Date: 11/02/77 - Length: 30 min. Adamo, Ralph - Date: 02/18/82 - Length: 30 min. Addonizio, Kim - Date: 11/30/95 - Length: 26 min. Adisa, Opal Palmer - Date: 11/17/83 - Length: 30 min. Adnan, Etel - Date: 03/10/88 - Length: 37 minl Adnan, Etel - Date: 03/30/00 AgosÌn, Marjorie - Date: 02/29/96 - Length: 30 min. Ai - Date: 11/14/74 - Length: 36 min. Akers, Ellery - Date: 04/13/89 - Length: 50 min. Al Young voice track for "COLOR" - Date: 01/01/93 - Length: Alameddine, Rabih - Date: 03/30/00 Alarcon, Francisco - Date: 03/28/85 - Length: 39 min. Alarcón, Francisco

60. Alerts( rae armantrout. rae armantrout s book, Precedence, is forthcoming from BurningDeck Press. go to this issue s table of contents. QUICK NOTES ON LYRIC PROSE. http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/print_archive/alerts0285.html

alerts alerts is an on-going section of this publication set aside for informal commentary and information on new or neglected books by relevant women poets, in brief letter, journal or notation form. We intentionally think of these comments as not complete in the scholarly sense, with the hope of removing prohibitions linked with writing/thinking critically. Your response is invited. Lyn Hejinian's "The Guard" by Rae Armantrout Quick Notes On Lyric Prose by Fanny Howe THE GUARD by Lyn Hejinian Lyn Hejinian's The Guard, a long poem in eight sections, is the last of the Tuumba chapbook series. Parts of it have been published in several magazines, such as Sulfur and This, and yet the real poem does not seem to be present in these fragments. The Guard is an extremely difficult work to excerpt from because in it meaning is relational. Resonance is inherently pleasurable, as this work shows us, and requires no raison d'etre. Of course, many good poems involve complex interrelations among their parts; this is certainly true of the prose poems, such as My Life

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