61. James Koller Papers. Waldman, Anne, 1945. whalen, philip. Organizations 584, Kooler, James/whalen,philip, 1963-1964. 585, Kwong, Bill, 1972-1981. 586, Kyger, Joanne, 1966-1983. http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Koller/MSS19740002.html

TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview of the Collection Biography of Scope and Contents Organization ... Photographs, n.d., 1969-1979 James Koller Papers. Finding aid prepared by Patricia Triplett and Shahb Shojaeizadeh. Finding aid encoded by Betsy Pittman in May 2002. 405 Babbidge Road, Unit 1205 Storrs, Connecticut 06269-1205 Overview of the Collection Creator: Koller, James. Title: James Koller Papers. Dates: Abstract: The collection consists of letters to James Koller from various friends and colleagues, including Philip Whalen, and original manuscripts and typescripts of Koller's poetry and novels. Quantity: 5 linear feet. Identification: Biography of Born in 1936 in Oak Park, Illinois, Koller is an American poet, novelist, editor and publisher. Koller obtained his B.A. from North Central College in Naperville, Illinois in 1958; he then moved to San Francisco where he became the editor of Coyote's Journal , and the publisher of Coyote Books. He later moved with the magazine to New Mexico, and then to Maine. Koller has authored twenty-seven collections of poetry and four novels, and was a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship recipient in both 1968 and 1973. Return to the Table of Contents Scope and Contents The collection primarily consists of letters to James Koller from various friends and colleagues (including Philip Whalen) and original manuscripts and typescripts of Koller's poetry and novels. The materials date from 1959-1986. Dan Cushman's novel

62. Beatland AUTHOR : Philip Whalen A UTHOR philip whalen BIOGRAPH Version Links philip whalen is a poet and ZenBuddhist monk, and was a core member of the West Coast Beats in San Francisco. http://www.txt.de/spress/beatland/homes_of/the_beat/margin/whalen/info.htm

S PRESS BEATLAND A U T H O R PHILIP WHALEN BIOGRAPH V ersion Links Philip Whalen is a poet and Zen Buddhist monk, and was a core member of the West Coast Beats in San Francisco. He was born in Portland, Oregon, on October 20, 1923 and went to Reed College where he lived with Gary Snyder and Lew Welch.During World War II, Whalen served in the US Army Air Corps. His involvement with the Beat Generation vortex began in 1955 when he met Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Lawrence Ferlinghetti other poets and writers in the San Francisco Bay Area. In Kerouac's Dharma Bums , he is named Warren Coughlin and described as "180 pounds of poet meat." Whalen spent time in Japan studying Buddhism and in 1973 he was ordained a Zen priest. Currently he is the abbot of a Zen center in San Francisco. Links external ones are marked by P oems in B eatland's WORDBEAT R eader W halen at B ig ... ridge last update june return

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Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index [Deathwatch] Philip Whalen, SF beat poet, 78 Date : Tue, 9 Jul 2002 18:36:41 -0700 (PDT) From cdw@slick.org Subject : [Deathwatch] Philip Whalen, SF beat poet, 78 Prev by Date: [Deathwatch] Erwin Chargaff, Pioneer In DNA Chemical Research, 96 Next by Date: [Deathwatch] Ivan Moffat, screenwriter, 84 Previous by thread: [Deathwatch] Erwin Chargaff, Pioneer In DNA Chemical Research, 96 Next by thread: [Deathwatch] Ivan Moffat, screenwriter, 84 Index(es): Date Thread

65. Guardian Unlimited | Archive Search Archive. philip whalen A poet s journey, from Ginsberg and Kerouac to a Buddhistmonastery. philip whalen, poet, born October 20 1923; died June 26 2002. UP. http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4477507,00.html

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67. Slought Foundation: "Vancouver 1963: Reading" With Philip Whalen The results of your search are listed below Vancouver 1963 Reading FeaturingPhilip whalen Real Media Recording Available Windows Media Recording Available http://slought.net/content/11115/

Information Calendar Online Content Publications ... Subscribe Font: Contact us today! Access SloughtPortal Slought.org Online Content "Vancouver 1963: Reading" Featuring: Philip Whalen Play Recording (Real Media) Play Recording (Windows Media ) Event Date: Wednesday, July 31, 1963 Location: University of British Columbia, Vancouver Recording Length: 72 Min. Wah Poetry Recordings, Vancouver 1963: Readings Series Need multimedia help? Refer this URL Citations Event Description: Slought Foundation presents a digitized version of Fred Wah’s recordings of the 1963 Vancouver Poetry Conference, as well as select readings and lectures (1961-67) from Wah's collection. Day of reading unknown Internal Links: http://slought.org/toc/Vancouver1963/ Upcoming Programming Public Override Void An Interview with Sun Ra (1990) Live Concert with Ravish Momin's Trio Tarana Film (1965) by Samuel Beckett Online Event Recordings Welish's Logics and Annotations Vancouver 1963: Reading Can the Time-Image Be Postmodern? Deleuze, Titanic and The Matrix Loos and Fine Art: Scandalous Beauty from the Anti-Artist of Architecture ... Refer this URL

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69. Identity Theory | La Vie Poeme - Scattered Elegy/eulogy For Philip Whalen By Jim Scattered Elegy/Eulogy for philip whalen. by Jim McCurry. To zap thedemons of attachment you told your premature mourners to place http://www.identitytheory.com/poetry/mccurry5.html

visual culture shoeless sports bar dust jacket syndrome home/body ... (back page Scattered Elegy/Eulogy for Philip Whalen by Jim McCurry To zap the demons of attachment you told your premature mourners to place your corpse on a table strewn with frozen raspberries Today is July 18, 2002, and the last time I sat in Boulder was summer 1975 you arrived, and I was and saw no more need to sit at the knee than with Trungpa while inwardly the connection was clear as the sun, consciousness, another day the mystery of Dasein the Poetry Wars had ended just before my bus arrived from Oregon, Sept. '74 and though I had written Martin Fritter : Karmadzong : from the Dalles or Hood River homestead where friends put me up between sticker picker shifts at Cascade Locks Lumber there was a much quieter mode of whatever: meeting: than the farewells of my Oregon friends e.g., the first night in town

70. Poeticvoices.com July 1999 Feature--Philip Whalen & Michael Rothenberg--page 1 Overtime by philip whalen Edited by Michael Rothenberg. . philip whalen spoetry is filled with scholarship, protest, humor and experimentation. . http://www.poeticvoices.com/9907Whalen1.htm

Overtime by Philip Whalen Edited by Michael Rothenberg Feature by R. C. Travis Retail Price: $16.95 Format: Paperback, 311pp. ISBN: 014058918X Pub. Date: April 1999 Publisher: Penguin Books From the Publisher: Overtime is an important and long-overdue addition to contemporary poetry, collecting poems written over the past 47 years, all of them out-of-print. With an introduction by Leslie Scalapino, Whalen's sweeping and highly influential work is made available to a new generation of readers, fans of the Beat Movement, and students of poetry." "Whalen was a cornerstone of the Beat Movement in San Francisco in the 1950's and 1960's; with his college roommate Gary Snyder, along with Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Diane di Prima, Charles Olson, and Robert Creeley, Whalen helped build a brand-new poetry-wild, bathed in the stream-of-consciousness, and fiercely independent. In particular, Whalen's was a poetry of Zen meditation and scholarship. Incredibly well-read in the entire range of world literature, Philip Whalen brought to the Beat Movement its careful, measured observations and celebrations of the natural world." "At the same time, Whalen was the most formally radical of the Beats, blowing up accepted shapes and expectations of poetry to make room for continuous experimentation; his poems are graphs of the mind in the act of creating. Included in Overtime are several drawings, sketches and doodles which accompanied various poems . . . Philip Whalen's poetry is filled with scholarship, protest, humor and experimentation."

71. Poeticvoices.com July 1999 Feature--Philip Whalen & Michael Rothenberg--page 2 back into print, in a new format with new work included, most of the essential poetryof legendary Beat Poet and Zen priest, philip whalen. Overtime has some http://www.poeticvoices.com/9907Whalen2.htm

Cont'd from page 1 . . . One interesting fact about Whalen, and how he writes, is that he writes every thing by hand. In addition he writes it in calligraphy with all kinds of doodles and pictures scribbled on the page with the poem, as part of the poem. Rothenberg spoke about how Whalen constructed his work. "The calligraphy is important because you see it in the work of Whalen. And you see it these poems he hand wrote. Calligraphy made Whalen sensitive to the proportion of letters and capitals and to the spacing of poems. This led him to become an innovator and stylist. You can look at writings by these guys and they all do this kind of calligraphy we have talked about. The book called Highgrades, Doodles, and Poems (San Francisco Coyote Journal, 1966) has only reproductions of his doodles and stuff. In fact, in Overtime , we have reproduced a few examples of his calligraphy, doodlings, and drawings. There's the drawing of himself and his drowning in a word ocean., and on 162 and 170 [are examples of] exactly what I am talking about. So much of his work was done just like this. It was a fantastic thing he was doing with that." What I also noticed about Whalen's poems was that he had a date recorded in half, Roman numerals, and half regular notation throughout the book. I asked Rothenberg about this. "He dated everything this way. It is his way of giving a sense of place. He kept a very strong record of the date and the place, and that was kind of a formula. It was a very Whalen thing. The Roman numeral is the month. A lot of people were influenced by it. It became part of the poem in a way . . . knowing where you were and the times and dates and place."

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75. Existentialmoo Philip Whalen July 03, 2002. philip whalen. The Memory Of. philip whalen. Posted by existentialmooJuly 3, 2002 0116 PM. Comment on philip whalen Powered by Movable Type 2.64. http://existentialmoo.com/moo/archives/poetry/2002/philip_whalen.php

76. THE BLACKLISTED JOURNALIST,SF Gate: Philip Whalen 1923-2002,Beat Poetry,Mikhail sm COLUMN SEVENTYFIVE, SEPTEMBER 1, 2002 (Copyright © 2002 The Blacklisted Journalist).philip whalen, 1923-2002. philip whalen co-founder of Beat poetry. http://www.bigmagic.com/pages/blackj/column75o3.html

SECTION SIXTEEN EMAIL PAGE THREE sm COLUMN SEVENTY-FIVE, SEPTEMBER 2002 The Blacklisted Journalist) PHILIP WHALEN, Subject: [Fwd: SF Gate: Philip Whalen co-founder of Beat poetry] Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2002 23:01:55 -0400 From: Mikhail Horowitz Organization: Bard College To: Charles Plymell CC: al aronowitz blackj@bigmagic.com A good man flown to the old zen zone. Subject: SF Gate: Philip Whalen co-founder of Beat poetry Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 14:41 -0700 From: "Tom Cunniff" Organization: SF Gate, San Francisco, CA To: "Mikhail Horowitz" Vita brevis This article was sent to you by someone who found it on SF Gate. The original article can be found on SFGate.com here: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2002/06/27/BA219137.DTL Thursday, June 27, 2002 (SF Chronicle) Philip Whalen co-founder of Beat poetry Heidi Benson, Chronicle Staff Writer Philip Whalen, a seminal member of the Beat poets who began a San Francisco poetry renaissance in the 1950s, died Wednesday morning in San Francisco after a long illness. Mr. Whalen, who was ordained as a Zen Buddhist priest in 1973 and served as abbot of the Hartford Street Zen Center in San Francisco, was 78.

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78. CCU -- Philip Whalen -- CV philip whalen. Department of History. Coastal Carolina University. PO Box 261954.Conway, South Carolina 295286054. philippe Poirrier, “whalen, philip. http://ww2.coastal.edu/pwhalen/CV.html

PHILIP WHALEN Department of History Coastal Carolina University P.O. Box Conway South Carolina Tel.: (843) W 349-2350; H 324-0351 E-mail: pwhalen@coastal.edu EMPLOYMENT Assistant Professor in European and Colonial History, Fall 2002-present. Department of History, Coastal Carolina University Conway South Carolina Fields: France , Modern Europe , and Comparative Colonial. Visiting Assistant Professor in European and World History, Department of History, College of Charleston Charleston South Carolina Fields: France , Western Civilization, and World History. Lecturer in History, Humanities and Social Sciences, Winter 2000-Spring 2001. University of California , Department of History, Santa Cruz California Graduate Teaching Assistant Training Coordinator, Fall 1999. University of California , Department of History, Santa Cruz California Teaching Assistant, Fall 1992-Spring 1998. University of California , Department of History, Santa Cruz California EDUCATION University of California Santa Cruz California . Ph.D. March 2000.

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Ruralia Revue de l'association des ruralistes français Chercher Numéros Présentations L'ARF Crédits du site Index Par auteurs Par périodes Nous écrire Ruralia@revues.org Arf@noos.fr Ruralia adhère à Revues.org Lodel (accès réservé) Articles publiés dans Ruralia par Philip Whalen Article (Numéro 2001-08) La mise en lumière des travaux de Gaston Roupnel (1871-1946) en vue de la "Préface" inédite de l' Histoire de la campagne française Position de thèse (Numéro 2000-07) The Life and Works of Gaston Roupnel. Ph. D. sous la direction de Jonathan Beecher, Université de Californie à Santa Cruz, département d'histoire, 553 f°, soutenue le 17 mars 2000, devant un jury constitué de Jonathan Beecher, Tyler Stovall, Mark Traugott et Edmund Burke III. [Texte intégral] Index des auteurs

80. Fish Drum philip whalen We at Fish Drum mourn the loss of our dear friend philip whalen,respected poet, Zen Buddhist monk, Abbot, teacher, original thinker, and key http://www.fishdrum.com/phil_whalen.html

Welcome to Fish Drum Friends: PHILIP WHALEN We at Fish Drum mourn the loss of our dear friend Philip Whalen, respected poet, Zen Buddhist monk, Abbot, teacher, original thinker, and key figure in the literary canon of the second half of the 20th century. Phil has died in San Francisco at the age of 78. (see also Fish Drum Mag #18 Philip Whalen October 20, 1923 - June 26, 2002 Whalen hailed from Portland Oregon, born October 20th, 1923. He was drafted in 1943 into the U.S. Army and later went to Reed College on the G.I. bill where he met up with poets Gary Snyder and Lew Welch. By the fifties, the three wound up in the Bay Area encountering Allen Ginsberg , Jack Kerouac, Jack Spicer, Robert Duncan, and Joanne Kyger to name a few, and the explosive American poetry revolution began. He is credited by some as one of the progenitors of both the Language School poetry movement and of Zen poetry in America. He published his first major book of poems in 1960, Like I Say . Whalen's inspirational sources and great loves were diverse: Kyoto, Buddhist practice, calligraphy, Gertrude Stein, peanut brittle, and Dr. Who, however he was not a dilettante. He was perhaps the wisest and wittiest of his Beat cronies and surely the most elegant with vast resources of literary and historical knowledge at his fingertips. He referred to his writing as "a continuous nerve movie". His fans termed it the stream of consciousness of a brilliant man. His many friends found him affectionate, cranky, perfect, daring, and necessary. His buddy Robert Winson called him "a large, soft, bear-elephant w/clever speech."

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