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Louis Zukofsky (1904 - 1978) a web guide to Louis Zukofsky from literaryhistory.com main page 20th century outline authors, alphabetical 19th century authors General Articles http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/s_z/zukofsky/bio.htm A substantial biography of Louis Zukofsky from the Modern American Poetry site (Univ. of Ill.) Originally in Louis Zukofsky and the Poetry of Knowledge , with revisions, by Mark Scroggins, 1998, University of Alabama Press. http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/s_z/zukofsky/zukofsky.htm The Modern American Poetry site from Univ. of Ill. has several lengthy articles on "Mantis" by Joseph Conte, John Taggart, Mark Scroggins, Susan Vanderborg, and Michael Davidson. http://www.lib.ksu.edu/depts/spec/findaids/pc1994-07.html A description of the Zukofsky manuscripts at the Kansas State Univ. library. http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/print_archive/alerts1184.html#glenna "Between Niedecker And Zukofsky, An Excerpt," a brief article by Glenna Breslin on the letters exchanged between Niedecker and Zukofsky in HOW(ever), Vol 2, No. 1 (November, 1984) http://www.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/chap7/zukofsky.html

2. Louis Zukofsky - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Louis Zukofsky. Louis Zukofsky (January 23, 1904 May 12, 1978) was one of the most important second-generation American modernist poets. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Zukofsky

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help Louis Zukofsky From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Louis Zukofsky January 23 May 12 ) was one of the most important second-generation American modernist poets . He was co-founder of the Objectivist group of poets and was to be an important influence on subsequent generations of poets in America and abroad. Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Early Life 2 Politics 3 Zukofsky the Objectivist 4 "A" ... 6 External link Early Life He was born in New York of Lithuanian Jewish parents and grew up speaking Yiddish . In 1924, he graduated with a Master's degree in English from Columbia . He began writing at this time and his early poetry was promoted by Ezra Pound Politics In his early years, Zukofsky was a committed Marxist , but his sense that experimental work such as his own, added to his own sense of the importance of his private, domestic life, caused him to move away from the Communist Party from the early 1930s. Zukofsky the Objectivist Zukofsky was one of the founders of the Objectivist group of poets and of To Publishers later the Objectivist Press, along with

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Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Louis Zukofsky Louis Zukofsky ) was one of the most important second-generation American modernist poets . He was co-founder of the Objectivist group of poets and was to be an important influence on subsequent generations of poets in America and abroad. Early Life He was born in New York of Lithuanian Jewish parents and grew up speaking Yiddish . In 1924, he graduated with a Master's degree in English from Columbia . He began writing at this time and his early poetry was promoted by Ezra Pound Politics In his early years, Zukofsky was a committed Marxist , but his sense that experimental work such as his own, added to his own sense of the importance of his private, domestic life, caused him to move away from the Communist Party from the early 1930s. Zukofsky the Objectivist Zukofsky was one of the founders of the Objectivist group of poets and of To Publishers later the Objectivist Press, along with Charles Reznikoff and George Oppen . He edited the Objectivist issue of Poetry , in which he both coined the term and defined the two main characteristics of Objectivist poetry as sincerity and clarification. Other poets associated with this group included

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švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Louis Zukofsky Louis Zukofsky ) byl jeden z nejdůležitějÅ¡­ sekundy-generace Američan modernista b¡sn­ci . On byl spoluzakladatel Objectivist skupina b¡sn­ků a byl b½t důležit½ vliv na n¡sleduj­c­ generace b¡sn­ků v Americe a do zahranič­. Časn½ život On byl narozen½ v New York Litva Židovsk½ rodiči a vyrostl mluvit Yiddish . V 1924, on ocejchovan½ s Magistersk¡ hodnost v angličtině od Columbia . On začal si zapisovat v tomto čase a jeho časn¡ poezie byl podporoval Ezra Pound Politika V jeho d¡vn½ch dob¡ch, Zukofsky byl zav¡zan½ Marxista , kromě jeho smyslu ta experiment¡ln­ pr¡ce takov½ jak jeho vlastn­, se přidal k jeho vlastn­mu smyslu pro důležitost jeho soukrom©ho, dom¡c­ho života, způsobil jej hnout sebou pryč od Komunistick¡ strana od časn½ch třic¡t½ch l©t. Zukofsky Objectivist Zukofsky byl jeden zakladatelů Objectivist skupina b¡sn­ků a To publikovatelů pozdnějÅ¡­ Objectivist tisk, pod©l s Charles Reznikoff a George Oppen . On editoval Objectivist z¡ležitost Poezie , v kter©m on oba kalibrovali term­n porodu a definovali dvě hlavn­ vlastnosti Objectivist poezie jako upř­mnost a objasněn­. Jin­ b¡sn­ci se sdružil s touto skupinou zahrnut½

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Louis Zukofsky order from: amazon.com bn.com booksense.com borders.com ... local bookstores Collected Fiction Foreword by Gilbert Sorrentino Afterword by Paul Zukofsky American Literature Series May 1990 311pp., 5.5 x 8.5 $13.50, paperback; 1-56478-156-9 $19.95, cloth; 0-916583-53-8 SPECIAL SALEany 100 Dalkey titles for $500 Best known as one of the most significant poets of the 20th century, Louis Zukofsky was also an accomplished writer of fiction, all of which is collected here for the first time. Included is his only novel, Little (1970), which John Leonard in the New York Times called "an odd, playful, thoroughly charming novel about a child prodigy." (The novel is very autobiographical and Zukofsky's son, violin virtuoso, Paul Zukofsky, has written an afterword for this edition.) Also included are the four stories comprising It Was , published in 1961 in a limited edition and virtually unobtainable for years. The stories range from the brief title story in which a writer struggles with the composition of the perfect sentence to the novella-length "Ferdinand," which Guy Davenport praised in the New York Times Book Review as "a finely tuned story from a sensibility of extraordinary range and skill."

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11. Recursive Structures In The Poetry Of Wallace Stevens And Louis Zukofsky Abstract of an article by Jonathan Ivry, Stanford University, presented at the Society for Science and Literature's 1998 conference Thinking the Brain and Beyond. http://web.sls.ufl.edu/abstracts/ivry.html

Recursive Structures in the Poetry of Wallace Stevens and Louis Zukofsky Jonathan Ivry, Stanford University In My paper explores how recursive structures can help elucidate certain practices in the poetry of Wallace Stevens and Louis Zukofsky. In late Stevens, subjectivity is no longer a unified, metaphysical "self," but rather is re-conceptualized as caught inside paradoxical "strange loops." "Self" is now the by-product of a mechanistic structure in which an imagining mind imagines itself imagining itself ad infinitum. Stevens's "supreme fiction" becomes his term for an unreachable, idealized "meta"-poetics, in which the "recursive self" might be replaced by an articulation of self-presence: "I have not but I am and as I am, I am." Louis Zukofsky expresses his ideal state of poetry in terms adopted from calculus; poetics is a definite integral with lower limit speech and upper limit music. Zukofsky recognizes that not only is subjectivity caught up in mechanistic recursive loops, but that language is similarly trapped in circles of referentiality. The ideal poetics can transcend these "strange loops" only by aspiring to a condition of music, in which self and language are no longer referential and expressive but rather performative and self-identical. KEYWORDS: Poetry, Recursion, Hofstadter

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13. University Archives: Louis Zukofsky Papers Calendar for the louis zukofsky papers, consisting primarily of correspondence between zukofsky and Rene Taupin. The papers of louis zukofsky (19281969) were purchased by Kansas State University http://www.lib.ksu.edu/depts/spec/findaids/pc1994-07.html

Louis Zukofsky Papers Biographical sketch Scope and Content Note Container List Introduction The papers of Louis Zukofsky (1928-1969) were purchased by Kansas State University Libraries in April 1984. Louis Zukofsky was an American poet, critic and translator. He was associated in the "objectivist" movement of the early 1930's and was thought of as a disciple of William Carlos Williams and Ezra Pound. The papers are housed in two document boxes. They are divided into four series: 1) Correspondence (1928-1969), 2) Literary works (1931, n.d.), 3) Printed material (1930-1933) and 4) Miscellaneous. The bulk of the collection contains correspondence from Zukofsky to Rene Taupin discussing mutual friends and documenting his career. The collection also offers insight into what life was like in the 1930's for a poet, economically and socially. The Louis Zukofsky Papers are identified as accession number PC 1994.07 and are available at the University Archives. Processing of the papers was completed by Cindy Von Elling in September 1994. Biographical Sketch Scope and Content Note The Louis Zukofsky Papers (1928-1969) chronicle his relationship with a number of his contemporaries, particularly Rene Taupin, as well as describing what life was like for a poet in the 1930's. The papers contain correspondence, printed material and typescripts. They are housed in two document boxes.

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Louis Zukofsky Bio Publications Works About Zukofsky Modern American Poetry Page ZUKOFSKY, LOUIS 1904 - 1978 Personal Information: Born January 23, 1904, in New York, New York, United States; died May 12, 1978, in Port Jefferson, New York, United States; son of Paul and Chana (Pruss) Zukofsky; married Celia Thaew (a composer), August 20, 1939; children: Paul. Nationality: American Education: Columbia University, M.A., 1924. Career: Writer. University of Wisconsin, Madison, instructor in English, 1930-31; Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, New York City, 1947-66, began as assistant, became associate professor of English. Visiting assistant professor, Colgate University, summer, 1947; poet in residence, San Francisco State College (now California State University), 1958. Awards/Honors: Lola Ridge Memorial Award, Poetry Society of America, 1949; Longview Foundation award, 1961; Union League Civic and Arts Foundation Prize, Poetry Magazine, 1964; Oscar Blumenthal/Charles Leviton Prize, Poetry Magazine, 1966, and National Endowment for the Arts American Literary Anthology awards, 1967 and 1968, all for excerpts from "A" 13-21 in Poetry Magazine; nominee for National Book Award in poetry, 1968; awards from National Institute and American Academy. Publications: 5 Statements for Poetry, [San Francisco], 1958.

15. On "Mantis" On Mantis . An Interview with louis zukofsky by LS Dembo. from An Interview with louis zukofsky in Contemporary Literature 10.2 (Spring 1969). Samuel Charters. http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/s_z/zukofsky/mantis.htm

On "Mantis" An Interview with Louis Zukofsky by L.S. Dembo Q. I wonder whether you'd mind also commenting on "Mantis," and the poem interpreting it [ All, 1923-1958, pp. 73-80]. You seem to be concerned here with the sestina as the ideal expression of the "battle of diverse thoughts" or associations arising in the poet’s mind upon his encounter with a mantis. A. I never said it was the ideal form of expression. You have to be careful with this sapless guy, you know. Actually, I was trying to explain why I use the sestina, and there are a lot of old forms used. I suppose there are two types of natures. One is aware of the two-hundred-year-old oak, and it's still alive and it's going to have some use to him; the other one is going to say cut it down and build a supermarket. I'm not inclined to be the latter, nor do I want to imitate a traditional form, but if that thing has lasted for two hundred years and has some merit in it, it is possible I can use it and somehow in transferring it into words—as I said in " Aleatorical indeterminate "—make something new of it. And the same for the form of the sestina. Musicians have done that with fugues; there are some today who try to do counterpoint or traditional harmony, but most won’t even talk in that terminology. Ultimately it’ll come down to silence or sound, words or no words. And where are you going to get them? Where does language come from? Are you just going to make it out of a mouthful of air? Sometimes, but most of the time you don’t; there’s a world already there; it might be a poetic form that is still useful.

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18. EPC | Lorine Niedecker | The Poetry Of Louis Zukofsky The Poetry of louis zukofsky by Lorine Niedecker. Originally published in Quarterly Review of Literature 8.3 (1956) 198210. Reproduced http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/niedecker/essay1.html

The Poetry of Louis Zukofsky by Lorine Niedecker Originally published in Quarterly Review of Literature 8.3 (1956): 198-210. Reproduced by permission / (c) Cid Corman, literary executor for Lorine Niedecker. Page edited by Jenny Penberthy and typeset by Patrick F. Durgin May, 2002. To record and elate for all time . . . (poems) based on nothing less than the world, the entire humanly known world. Good verse is determined by the poet's susceptibilities involving a precise awareness of differences, forms and possibilities of existence words with their own attractions included. The poet, no less than the scientist, works on the assumption that inert and live things and relations hold enough interest to keep him alive as part of nature. Felt deeply, poems like all things have the possibilities of elements whose isotopes are yet to be found. Light has travelled and so looked forward. Poetry For My Son When He Can Read Twenty-five years before he wrote these statements in behalf of poetry, Zukofsky began his long poem "

19. Literary Encyclopedia: Zukofsky, Louis zukofsky, louis. (1904 1978). www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Literature. Poet, Literary Theorist, Literary Critic, Translator, Autobiographer http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=4853

20. Louis Zukofsky: An Inventory Of His Collection At The Harry Ransom Humanities Re Descriptive Summary. Creator. zukofsky, louis, 19041978. Title. louis zukofsky Collection louis zukofsky was born in Manhattan, on the lower east side, in 1904 to Pinchos and Channa http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/uthrc/00138/00138-F.html

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