Viser: The Complete Stein Poems, 1998-2003
The Complete Stein Poems, 1998-2003
Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos og Michael O'Driscoll
(2025)
MIT Press
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- Paperback: 612 sider
- Udgiver: MIT Press (August 2025)
- Forfattere: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos og Michael O'Driscoll
- ISBN: 9780262552868
A landmark publication in computer-generated poetry drawn from the works of Gertrude Stein.
The Stein poems of Jackson Mac Low (1922-2004) were written between 1998 and 2003. Comprising more than 500 pages of text, this edited series of 161 poems-most of them never published-is the poet's last great work, composed during the final years of a lifetime of prolific creation.
The raw material of each poem was produced through Mac Low's diastic text-selection method of reading through passages of either Ulla E. Dydo's A Stein Reader or a corrected version of Gertrude Stein's Tender Buttons. Guided by Charles O. Hartman's 1994 DIASTEX5 computer program, which replicates the diastic method first developed by Mac Low in 1963, the process requires that words be drawn sequentially from the source text in accordance with their rule-driven, algorithmic correspondence with a seed text.
Taken as a whole, these poems are a breathtaking invitation to the reader into a space of creative possibilities and unforeseen encounters.
The Stein poems of Jackson Mac Low (1922-2004) were written between 1998 and 2003. Comprising more than 500 pages of text, this edited series of 161 poems-most of them never published-is the poet's last great work, composed during the final years of a lifetime of prolific creation.
The raw material of each poem was produced through Mac Low's diastic text-selection method of reading through passages of either Ulla E. Dydo's A Stein Reader or a corrected version of Gertrude Stein's Tender Buttons. Guided by Charles O. Hartman's 1994 DIASTEX5 computer program, which replicates the diastic method first developed by Mac Low in 1963, the process requires that words be drawn sequentially from the source text in accordance with their rule-driven, algorithmic correspondence with a seed text.
Taken as a whole, these poems are a breathtaking invitation to the reader into a space of creative possibilities and unforeseen encounters.
Series Foreword Foreword Anne Tardos "This shining makes revision of a string more strange": An Introduction Michael O'Driscoll A Talk about My Writingways Jackson Mac Low List of Abbreviations Stein
1: Little Beginning Stein
2: Pleasant Regular Neat and Gave That Much More Stein
3: Little Lingering Pudding Stein
4: Little Open Place Stein
5: Father Soils Stein
6: The Big Stay Away Stein
7: Very Pleasant Soiling Stein
8: Big Bites Stein
9: Begin a Piece Of the Whole Stein
10: The Whole Matter Is Better Half-Filled There than Here Stein
11: And Sing More Very Loudly Stein
12: Use and Choose Stein
13: Green Completers So Stein
14: Meaning Was Certainly Always This Him Stein
15: And One That Clear Stein
16: One Completely Stein
17: Always One's Others' Stein
18: Time That Something Something Stein
19: Time Be We Going Then Stein
20: Time to Be We Stein
21: Time Pleases Understanding Stein
22: Then What Thing Might Be? Stein
23: Seat That One End Stein
24: Stay There That One Sing Stein
25: Something She Had Was Dancing Stein
26: It Is a Difficult Thing Continuing Stein
27: Enough of Them Who Walk Come Again Stein
28: When He Came Again He Would Say What He Had Just Been Wearing Stein
29: When is Enough? Stein
30: Some Did Not See Who Had Come
..... Stein 142/Titles
37: Hurt Stranger Stein 143/Titles
38: A Blind Cousin? No. Stein 144/Titles
39: Victory's Saving Bent Was Kind of Green And Very Rudimentary Stein 145/Titles
40: Is of in Obligation Exchange Stein 146/Titles
41: Glass Resembling Yesterday Stein 147/Titles
42: A Different Red Resigning Stein 148/Titles
43: Not a Single Spectacle in That Show Was Quite Visible Stein 149/Titles
44: Ordinary Buttons Hurt the Plates Stein 150/Titles
45: likely difference grinding suggesting Stein 151/Titles
46: What Torches? Stein 152/Titles
47: Scatter the Occasion Stein 153/Titles
48: That Tender Spectacle Is Bitter Stein 154/Titles
49: Groan, Redwood Pressed Together Stein 155/Titles
50: Even Kindness Can Be Distant Noise Stein 156/Titles
51: Mercy No More Stein 157/Titles
52: Hurting Colors Pleasing Crackers Stein
158: Is Has Breakfast The Stein 159/Titles
53: That Orange Stein 160/Titles
54: Is Adventure Feeling Being Connected with Others? Stein 161/Titles
55: Disappointing Not Sweet Redness Editing the Stein Poems By Michael O'Driscoll Notes and Acknowledgements
1: Little Beginning Stein
2: Pleasant Regular Neat and Gave That Much More Stein
3: Little Lingering Pudding Stein
4: Little Open Place Stein
5: Father Soils Stein
6: The Big Stay Away Stein
7: Very Pleasant Soiling Stein
8: Big Bites Stein
9: Begin a Piece Of the Whole Stein
10: The Whole Matter Is Better Half-Filled There than Here Stein
11: And Sing More Very Loudly Stein
12: Use and Choose Stein
13: Green Completers So Stein
14: Meaning Was Certainly Always This Him Stein
15: And One That Clear Stein
16: One Completely Stein
17: Always One's Others' Stein
18: Time That Something Something Stein
19: Time Be We Going Then Stein
20: Time to Be We Stein
21: Time Pleases Understanding Stein
22: Then What Thing Might Be? Stein
23: Seat That One End Stein
24: Stay There That One Sing Stein
25: Something She Had Was Dancing Stein
26: It Is a Difficult Thing Continuing Stein
27: Enough of Them Who Walk Come Again Stein
28: When He Came Again He Would Say What He Had Just Been Wearing Stein
29: When is Enough? Stein
30: Some Did Not See Who Had Come
..... Stein 142/Titles
37: Hurt Stranger Stein 143/Titles
38: A Blind Cousin? No. Stein 144/Titles
39: Victory's Saving Bent Was Kind of Green And Very Rudimentary Stein 145/Titles
40: Is of in Obligation Exchange Stein 146/Titles
41: Glass Resembling Yesterday Stein 147/Titles
42: A Different Red Resigning Stein 148/Titles
43: Not a Single Spectacle in That Show Was Quite Visible Stein 149/Titles
44: Ordinary Buttons Hurt the Plates Stein 150/Titles
45: likely difference grinding suggesting Stein 151/Titles
46: What Torches? Stein 152/Titles
47: Scatter the Occasion Stein 153/Titles
48: That Tender Spectacle Is Bitter Stein 154/Titles
49: Groan, Redwood Pressed Together Stein 155/Titles
50: Even Kindness Can Be Distant Noise Stein 156/Titles
51: Mercy No More Stein 157/Titles
52: Hurting Colors Pleasing Crackers Stein
158: Is Has Breakfast The Stein 159/Titles
53: That Orange Stein 160/Titles
54: Is Adventure Feeling Being Connected with Others? Stein 161/Titles
55: Disappointing Not Sweet Redness Editing the Stein Poems By Michael O'Driscoll Notes and Acknowledgements
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