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  • Issue 5
    • Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics
      • Bergvall
      • Carr
    • Interviews
      • Tonya Foster in Conversation with Aisling Daly
      • Danielle Dutton in Conversation with Sarah Escue
      • Nikki Wallschlaeger in Conversation with Sarah Richards Graba
    • Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellow
      • Alcalá
      • Moten
    • Investigations
      • Bye: Eternity’s Sunrise: At the Gates of Perception
      • Civil: The Experiment
      • Lim: The Nameable: On Experimental Writing
      • Richards Graba: 5 Essential Questions on Being
    • Round Table: City as Place
    • Special Feature
      • Civil: …Hewn and Forged…
    • Book Reviews
      • Kimberly Alidio: After Projects the Resound
      • Ana Consuelo Matiella: Las Madrinas, Life Among My Mothers
      • Kristen Kreider & James O’Leary: Falling
      • Muriel Leung: Bone Confetti
      • Mariko Nagai: Irradiated Cities
      • Robert Eric Shoemaker: We Knew No Mortality
      • Amy Wright: Wherever the Land Is
    • Round Table: Text and Image
      • Zapal: Text and Image
      • Chapman: Multivalence of the Image: The Image as Investigative Tool
      • Tran: The Book of Knowing
    • Contributors
  • Archive
    • Issue 1: 2013
      • Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics
        • Retallack: Writing on Rim: Poetry’s Alterity
      • Interviews
        • Peter Jaeger in Conversation with Chris Pusateri
        • Inside Culture of One: A Conversation with Alice Notley & Michelle Naka Pierce
      • Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellow
        • Hejinian: Wild Captioning
        • Plant: Covering Selections from The Unfollowed: An Event at the Harry Smith Print Shop
      • Pedagogy
        • Amato & Fleisher: Two Creative Writers Look Askance at Composition Studies (Crayon on Paper)
        • Clark: Teaching Homophonic Translation
      • fourthirtythree: Caged!
        • Jaeger: Cage & Buddha Nature
        • Dilley, Fowler, Jaeger, Rotkin, & JKS Experiments: fourthirtythree: Caged! Performances
        • Ingegneri: Tribute to the Master of Silence on the Centennial of his Birth: A Review of the Kerouac School’s “fourthirtythree: Caged!”
      • Round Table: Violence & Community
        • Kapil: Violence & Community: Notes & Findings
        • Buuck: We are all Sound: Poetics & Public Space in the Occupy Oakland Movement
        • Buzzeo: Writing Violence
        • Civil: Black Out White Wash Fall Out
        • Civil, Buzzeo, Buuck: Violence & Community Performances
      • Investigations
        • Durgin: Lyn Hejinian—Intention, Selection, & Fantastic Philosophy
        • Rexilius: I: The Lyric Self as Rhizome
        • Ruocco: How to Make a Book
        • Wright: from The Butterfly Nail: Prose Translations of Emily Dickinson
      • Book Reviews
        • Laird Hunt: Kind One
        • Jennifer Moxley: There Are Things We Live Among: Essays on the Object World
        • Danielle Pafunda: Manhater
        • Ravine: แล้ว and then entwine
        • Brandon Shimoda: O Bon
      • Contributors
    • Issue 2: 2014
      • Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics
        • Evans: Driven to Abstraction? Listening for ‘Late Style’ in Feminist Avant-Garde Poetry
      • Interviews
        • Evelyn Reilly in Conversation with Andy Fitch
        • Bin Ramke in Conversation with J’Lyn Chapman
      • Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellow
        • Robertson: Thinking Space: Kepler’s Ellipse, Warburg’s Atlas
      • Pedagogy
        • Morris: Resisting Billy Collins: On Teaching “Introduction to Poetry” in Introduction to Poetry
        • Clark: Appropriation as Introduction to Creative Writing
        • du Plessis: Space in Writing
      • Special Feature
        • Philip: Summer Writing Program Lecture
      • Round Table: Territory
        • Lee: Spectral Imaginations: Impossible Landscapes and Structures for Being, Or Why Korea Is Another Word for Kite
        • Fleisher: Memory and Neurology: A Question of Aesthetics
        • Spahr: On Territory
      • Investigations
        • Anderson: For a Body Not to Be
        • Kaminski: Mapping: Notes on a Poetic Practice
        • Lee: Radical Objects
        • Park: Poetics of Empathy: Gesture-Sound-Word as Compositional Units of a Somatic Frame
      • Book Reviews
        • Thomas Fink: Peace Conference
        • Dana Teen Lomax: Kindergarde: Avant-garde Poems, Plays, Stories, and Songs for Children
        • Jenn McCreary: & Now My Feet Are Maps
        • Laura Mullen: Enduring Freedom
        • Kiwao Nomura: Spectacle & Pigsty Translated by Kyoko Yoshida and Forrest Gander
      • Contributors
    • Issue 3: 2016
      • Special Features
        • Jarnot: Anselm Hollo Tribute
        • Wang: Leslie Scalapino Lecture
      • Interviews
        • Kevin Killian in Conversation with Caroline Swanson
        • Laura McCullough in Conversation with Jennifer van Alstyne
      • Round Table: Sewing is Writing is Body is Sewing
        • Berriolo: Sewing into Time and Space
        • Johnson: Sew the Body Sews: Threading Space/Time/Matter
        • Magi: Penury/The Stripped of Comprehensive Knowledge (an essay/an installation-in-progress)
        • May: Sewing the Body Whole
      • Investigations
        • Carmody: Loser Art and Other Queers
        • Darling: Narrative Perversion: Beverly Dahlen’s A Reading
        • Froude: First Maps of Stars and Missing Persons (On Lineage)
        • Mellis: Autobiology
        • Ravine: นิดน้อย : Practical Vocabulary for Little Bilingual Dreamers
        • Rexilius: Mapping a Definition of Objectivism
        • Wedlock: Index of Sounds
      • Book Reviews
        • Tod Marshall: Bugle
        • Eds. Claudia Rankine, Beth Loffreda, and Max King Cap: The Racial Imaginary: Writers on Race in the Life of the Mind
        • David Balzer: CURATIONISM / How Curating Took Over the Art World and Everything Else
        • Douglas Kearney: Patter
        • Gary Snyder and Julia Martin, Nobody Home: Writing, Buddhism, and Living in Places
        • Anselm Hollo: Seven
      • Contributors
    • Issue 4: 2016 / 2017
      • Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics
        • Martin: On Discomfort and Creativity
      • Interviews
        • CA Conrad in Conversation with Megan Heise
        • Julie Carr in Conversation with Karolina Zapal
        • Sandeep Parmar in Conversation with Chris Pusateri
      • Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellow
        • Nguyen: The Disaster of Modernity
      • Investigations
        • DeGaine: The Step That Isn’t There: Gynesis and the Necessary Failure of Falling into the Horizon
        • Katz: From Black Mountain to Boulder: Educational and Social Lineages in Our Times
        • Lascelles: The Insistence of the Page: Material Textuality and Differential Presentational Forms in the Writing and Collaborations of Amaranth Borsuk and Kate Durbin
        • Lorusso: 400 Pueblos
        • Sweeney: Absence Becomes Presence/Killing It from Beyond the Ashes: The Art of Ana Mendieta
        • Teppner: Writing Anthony Love
        • Valente: I is an Other: Notes on Pierre Guyotat’s Coma
      • Special Feature
        • Waldman: An Evening of Poetry and Dialogue
      • Book Reviews
        • J’Lyn Chapman: Beastlife
        • Elisabeth Frost and Dianne Kornberg: Bindle
        • Rivka Galchen: Little Labors
        • Monica Ong: Silent Anatomies
        • Dao Strom: We Were Meant To Be a Gentle People
      • Contributors
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On Territory

Juliana Spahr

http://somethingonpaper.org/video-issue-2/spahr.m4v

Naropa University’s Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics presents the JKS Symposium on Territory: talks given in spring 2013.

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