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1. The Alps (1980).

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
ALPS, The (Play), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The play "The Alps" by Bob Perelman is presented.

Published
2010

2. TANK TOP.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
TANK Top (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

3. VOICE PLAY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-, IDEAL Reader (Poem), STUDENT Publication (Poem), EPIC Proportions (Poem), POETIC Sex (Poem)
Published
2006

5. IFLIFE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
IFLIFE (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

7. THE CULTURE OF BARBARISM.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CULTURE of Barbarism, The (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

8. HERE HERE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
HERE Here (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

9. Chaim Soutine.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
JEWISH poetry, SOLITUDE
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Chaim Soutine," by Bob Perelman, along with the commentary in which he mentions the incident that motivated him to write this poem. He discusses the one Soutine reproduction in a catalog, University of Iowa Art Museum, Iowa from where he received the idea to write the poem. He offers information on the feeling of being Jewish.

Published
2000

10. SYMMETRY OF PAST AND FUTURE.

Subjects
SYMMETRY of Past & Future (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Symmetry of Past and Future," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: OBEDIENT PLIES OF WRITING SO FLEXIBLY THIN THEY'LL SAY ANTHYING. Last Line: perfect symmetry,

Published
1999

11. CHAIM SOUTINE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CHAIM Soutine (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Chaim Soutine," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: Unclose your eyes, you look ridiculous, Last Line: on paper for the neighbors.

Published
1999

12. THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE: A REMAKE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
MANCHURIAN Candidate: A Remake, A (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "The Manchurian Candidate: A Remake," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: 1st shot (for the trailer); Last Line: —have you found a way to call them yet?

Published
1999

13. A LITERAL TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL'S FOURTH ECLOGUE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
LITERAL Translation of Virgil's Fourth Eclogue, A (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "A Literal Translation of Virgil's Fourth Eclogue," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: Washingtonian; Last Line: moving made spaces it could understand.

Published
1999

14. CHRONIC MEANINGS.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CHRONIC Meanings (Poem : Perelman), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Chronic Meanings," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: The single fact is matter. Last Line: That's why I want to.

Published
1999

15. FROM THE FRONT.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
FROM the Front (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "From the Front," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: This picture can hardly be right: Last Line: words and actions to that effect.

Published
1999

16. THE MARGINALIZATION OF POETRY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
MARGINALIZATION of Poetry (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Marginalization of Poetry," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: "The Marginalization of Poetry"—it almost; Last Line: broke Jack Spicer into broken lines.

Published
1999

17. VIRTUAL REALITY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
VIRTUAL Reality (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Virtual Reality," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: It was past four when we; Last Line: credit, free getaways, passionate replacement offers.

Published
1999

18. MOVIE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
MOVIE (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Movie," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: History is not a sentence, Last Line: doesn't it?

Published
1999

19. CLIPPINGS.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CLIPPINGS (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Clippings," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: R = Restaurant; Last Line: than every strategy except hunger.

Published
1999

20. NOVEL.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
NOVEL (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Novel," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: The law tells a story, Last Line: are perfect, and perfectly still.

Published
1999

21. From a.k.a. (1984).

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
FROM a.k.a. (1984) (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "From a.k.a. (1984)," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: I AM OFTEN CONSCIOUS, but rain is now visibly falling. It al- Last Line: obsessive roots forging themselves out of hard-packed dirt.

Published
1999

22. BEFORE WATER.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
BEFORE Water (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Before Water," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: The clear sentence the world ends; Last Line: It's water again.

Published
1999

23. HOW TO IMPROVE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
HOW to Improve (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "How to Improve," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: Into; Last Line: Shakespeare's word for it. The cats meow.

Published
1999

24. CUPID & PSYCHE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CUPID & Psyche (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Cupid & Psyche," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: Psyche; Last Line: Wrinkled at the bottom.

Published
1999

25. Rhetorical Criticism of the 2008 Presidential Campaign: Establishing Premises of Agreement in Announcement Speeches.

Author

Bloomfield, EmmaFrances and Katula, RichardA.

Subjects
PRESIDENTIAL elections, PUBLIC speaking, SPEECH
Abstract

This study examines the presence of abstract and concrete values in the 2008 presidential front-runners’ announcement speeches (ASs). Based on the theory of “premises of agreement” by Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca, research questions examined whether liberal and conservative candidates used appropriate value statements in their speeches. Coding sheets produced data that were analyzed via a chi-square table. Results showed that Obama was the only candidate to favor the appropriate values in his AS as theorized by Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca with statistical significance. All other candidates either favored values consistent with the opposing party's ideologies or did not favor either type of value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012
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26. "Time to Translate Modernism into a Contemporary Idiom": Pedagogy, Poetics, and Bob Perelman's Pound.

Author

Golding, Alan

Subjects
*20TH century poetry, *EXPERIMENTAL poetry, *DIDACTICISM, *EDUCATION
Abstract

The article discusses the relationship between didacticism and coterie exclusiveness in the work of avant-garde U.S. poets since the time of poet Ezra Pound. Details are provided about the relationship between pedagogy and poetics and about the work of poet Bob Perelman. The place of pedagogy in the works of Perelman, including the book "Iflife," is explored and the influence of Pound on the work of Perelman is described. The exploration of poetic learning and poetic knowledge by contemporary poets is also examined.

Published
2009
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27. "They Will Die Last Night We Have Lived Tomorrow": Traumatic Displacements of the Avant-Garde in Bob Perelman's "The Future of Memory."

Author

Lutzkanova-Vassileva, Albena

Subjects
LANGUAGE poetry, CONSUMERISM, AVANT-garde (Arts), EXPERIMENTAL poetry
Abstract

This article explores the semantically non-transparent structure of "Language" verses through an in-depth analysis of Bob Perleman's "The Future of Memory, and suggests that these verses attest to a peculiar type of a yet-not-fully mastered traumatic experience. Understanding of Perleman's poetry as testimony to the traumatic displacement of the poet's envisioned avant-garde future by the late capitalist reality of consumer society.

Published
2004

28. A conversation with Bob Perelman.

Author

Nicholls, Peter

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *EXPERIMENTAL poetry
Abstract

Presents an interview with author Bob Perelman during a seminar on 'Contemporary Senses of the Avant-Garde' in London, England. Views on contemporary poetry; Discourse on language poetry; Relation of value with protocols of reading; Notion of avant-garde in poetry.

Published
1998
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29. THE DREAM OF THE BED.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
DREAM of the Bed, The (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

30. IN MEMORY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
IN Memory (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

32. AUTOBIOGRAPHy BY APHORISM.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Aphorism (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Autobiography by Aphorism," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: The father was attempting to explain castration. "They say it's com- Last Line: than being able to set a bad example.

Published
1999

33. PRAISE & BLAME.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
PRAISE & Blame (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Praise & Blame," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: I mean this says the written body a lame duck; Last Line: circular songs of praise and blame knit tight.

Published
1999

34. CHAPTERS OF VERSE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
CHAPTERS of Verse (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Chapters of Verse," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: 1. There are no poets in the natural order of things. Last Line: point of contact between different communities.

Published
1999

35. STATEMENT.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
STATEMENT (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Statement," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: The universe is pronouncing sentences, Last Line: 30,000 nuclear bombs.

Published
1999

36. PAPER.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
PAPER (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Paper," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: No progress; Last Line: You understand...

Published
1999

37. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
AUTOBIOGRAPHY, An (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "An Autobiography," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: Everyone keeps shouting in my ears. But rest assured, dear papa, that; Last Line: fun with the birds.

Published
1999

38. FAKE DREAM: THE LIBRARY.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
FAKE Dream: The Library (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Fake Dream: The Library," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: January 28: We were going to; Last Line: hurried out to the deserted 800s.

Published
1999

39. Contents.

Subjects
10 to One: Selected Poems (Book), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The table of contents for the book "Ten to One: Selected Poems," by Bob Perelman is presented.

Published
1999

40. RAYMOND ROUSSEL'S SELF HELP NOTES (A COMMENTARY ON BOB PERELMAN'S "CHRONIC MEANINGS").

Author

Clinton, Alan Ramón

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form), EXPERIENCE, LIFE, MOTHER-son relationship, INTERPERSONAL relations
Abstract

The article presents notes from Raymond Roussel based on the poem "Chronic Meanings," by Bob Perelman. He talks about his childhood experiences with friends including his discovery of a blown up chain link fence. He also offers reflections of his life including his purpose in the world. He further admits that he decided to take up writing as an escape from his life because he treats the hobby as a therapy. Additionally, he describes his mother's reaction when he told her about his plan to go to Africa.

Published
2009

41. The Cannon.

Author

Scalapino, Leslie

Subjects
*POETRY & society, *LANGUAGE & gender, *EXPERIMENTAL poetry
Abstract

The article discusses the role of poetry in contemporary American society, and examines comments on poetry's social place from poets and literary critics including Bob Perelman and Ron Silliman. Experimental poetry is examined, and the relationship between gender inequality, language, and poetry is explored.

Published
1998

42. LIQUID ASSETS.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
LIQUID Assets (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

43. MY POUND DECODER RING.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
MY Pound Decoder Ring (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

44. JUST THIS ONCE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
JUST This Once (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

45. TODAY'S LAMENT.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
TODAY'S Lament (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

46. OR NOT.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
OR Not (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

47. AGAINST SHOCK AND AWE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
AGAINST Shock & Awe (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Published
2006

48. HERE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
HERE (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Here," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: I'm rolling over, I've fallen out of bed, Last Line: where body meets word.

Published
1999

49. THE FREEZE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
FREEZE, The (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "The Freeze," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: I remember my thighs. Last Line: watching ants, but the frame only stays frozen for the credits.

Published
1999

50. STATE HEADS.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
STATE Heads (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "State Heads," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: We the people, I the person, alive and haunting the discontinuum of; Last Line: up and smell the freeway burning.

Published
1999

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