“The correspondence of William Carlos Williams & Louis Zukofsky” (Publication, 2003)
Year
2003
Text
William, William Carlos ; Zukofsky, Louis. The correspondence of William Carlos Williams & Louis Zukofsky. Ed. by Barry Ahearn. (Middletown, Conn. : Wesleyan University Press, 2003).
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williams+I+had+been+thinking+and+writing+%28private+papers%29+of+Ezra%27s+encounter+
with+Chinese+poetry&source=bl&ots=nJ3MC_BFKh&sig=MJcU0EuXZIYqHKslhW8TQsw7h
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private%20papers%29%20of%20Ezra%27s%20encounter%20with%20Chinese%20poetry&f=false. (WillW1)
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williams+I+had+been+thinking+and+writing+%28private+papers%29+of+Ezra%27s+encounter+
with+Chinese+poetry&source=bl&ots=nJ3MC_BFKh&sig=MJcU0EuXZIYqHKslhW8TQsw7h
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william%20carlos%20williams%20I%20had%20been%20thinking%20and%20writing%20%28
private%20papers%29%20of%20Ezra%27s%20encounter%20with%20Chinese%20poetry&f=false. (WillW1)
Type
Publication
Contributors (3)
Ahearn, Barry
(um 2003)
Williams, William Carlos
(Rutherford, N.J. 1883-1963 Rutherford, N.J. ) : Dichter, Schriftsteller
Zukofsky, Louis
(New York, N.Y. 1904-1978 Port Jefferson, N.Y.) : Schriftsteller
Subjects
Literature : Occident : United States of America
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References / Sources
Chronology Entries (1)
| # | Year | Text | Linked Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1947 |
Letter from William Carlos Williams to Louis Zukofsky ; Jan. 26 (1947). "I had been thinking and writing (private papers) of Ezra's encounter with Chinese poetry--thinking that at that very point his deterioration began due entirely (tho' the inclination was already in him) to his turning from sound to pronunciamentos. He from that moment imagined himself Kung or equated himself with all wisdom and, by that failing against which all poets must guard themselves went straight to hell." |