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| | In honor of Jerome Rothenberg: December 11, 1931 – April 21, 2024 [[https://jacket2.org/commentary/jerome-rothenberg-december-11-1931-%E2%80%93-april-21-2024|link]]. |
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| ===== Collaboration ===== | ===== Collaboration ===== |
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| **Spring 2025 Seminar //21st Century Omnipoetics: Reimagining the Poetry of America / Poetries of the Americas//** | **Spring 2025 Seminar //21st Century Omnipoetics: Reimagining the Poetry of America / Poetries of the Americas//** |
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| In the spirit of Omnipoetics--poets, students, teachers and all readers are invited to explore our collaborative project | In the spirit of Omnipoetics--poets, students, teachers and all readers are invited to explore our collaborative project. See also students' [[creative_responses:creative responses]] to readings. |
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| [[omnipoetics:Serpent and the Fire]] | [[omnipoetics:Serpent and the Fire]] |
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| ====== Omnipoetics ====== | ====== Omnipoetics ====== |
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| Several months before his death and in anticipation of a new anthology, the poet and translator Jerome Rothenberg published "[[https://jacket2.org/commentary/omnipoetics-manifesto|An Omnipoetics Manifesto]]." As an extension of work begun with earlier anthologies of mythic and mystical poetic texts in translation, beginning with the 1972 _Shaking the Pumpkin_, this manifesto and his co-edited anthology _The Serpent and the Fire_ stand as his last words in a career-long commitment to "a rejection of the idea of a canon or of any state of mind or spirit that separates or ranks a hierarchy of high and low" while "attempt[ing] to create a horizontal corpus of works that can facilitate a mutual communication across borders, to bring the works of all into a continually expanding “symposium of the whole.” | Several months before his death and in anticipation of a new anthology, the poet and translator Jerome Rothenberg published "[[https://jacket2.org/commentary/omnipoetics-manifesto|An Omnipoetics Manifesto]]." As an extension of work begun with earlier anthologies of mythic and mystical poetic texts in translation, beginning with the 1972 _Shaking the Pumpkin_, this manifesto and his co-edited anthology _The Serpent and the Fire_ stand as his last words in a career-long commitment to "a rejection of the idea of a canon or of any state of mind or spirit that separates or ranks a hierarchy of high and low" while "attempt[ing] to create a horizontal corpus of works that can facilitate a mutual communication across borders, to bring the works of all into a continually expanding “symposium of the whole.” |
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| [[Ethnopoetics Overview]] | [[Ethnopoetics Today]] | [[Ethnopoetics Overview]] | [[Ethnopoetics Today]] |
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