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Aim at the centaur stealing your wife
- Title
- Aim at the centaur stealing your wife / Jennifer Nelson.
- Author
- Nelson, Jennifer
- Publication
- Brooklyn, New York : Ugly Duckling Presse, 2015.
- Berkeley, California : Small Press Distribution.
- Saline, Michigan : McNaughton & Gunn.
- ©2015
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- Description
- 83 pages : illustrations; 19 cm
- Summary
- "In the United States and Europe in the early twenty-first century, a person of mixed ethnicity finds herself questing inside old European art and ideas. Terrible as these things often are, she enjoys recalibrating them, and she is optimistic."--Publisher's website (viewed 11/17/2015).
- Genre/Form
- American poetry – 21st century.
- Note
- Poems.
- Contents
- Niccolo Paganini's Variations on a theme from Rossini's Moses in Egypt : Stop -- Blue and gold -- Don't believe in suffering -- Don't believe in suffering -- The future. Vergil the enchanter -- The Mantegna oculus rift ; The Capricci and Scherzi di Fantasia of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo : The etchers' meridian -- Death's feet -- For the childlike empress -- Tiepolo as Punchinello -- The owl and the cloud -- The shrine of the later Sibyl -- The birth of Fantasia ; Angela Gheorghiu's Casta diva as heard in the films of Wong Kar Wai : Representations of water -- Love grants me a secular eucharist -- Terror Cratylus Nelson -- I am (not) a scholar -- When I finished writing this the pigeons were gone -- Lovers don't read Kafka -- Occupy Wall Street -- The mad expanse ; White wedding sonnets : It's a nice day to start again -- Hey little sister what have you done -- It's a nice day to start again -- It's a nice day to start again -- Look for something left in this world ; The beauty mark is infinitely deep ; Max Weber's The Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism (tr. Talcott Parsons) : No knowing -- Melencolia II -- The moss of the Danube school -- The desperate Earth.
- Call Number
- ReCAP 15-37095
- ISBN
- 9781937027513
- 1937027511
- OCLC
- 930046893
- Author
- Nelson, Jennifer, author.
- Title
- Aim at the centaur stealing your wife / Jennifer Nelson.
- Publisher
- Brooklyn, New York : Ugly Duckling Presse, 2015.
- Distributor
- Berkeley, California : Small Press Distribution.
- Manufacturer
- Saline, Michigan : McNaughton & Gunn.
- Copyright Date
- ©2015
- Edition
- First edition, first printing.
- Type of Content
- text
- Type of Medium
- unmediated
- Type of Carrier
- volume
- Biography
- "Jennifer Nelson is a postdoctoral fellow at the Michigan Society of Fellows and assistant professor in the Department of the History of Art at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She formerly edited poetry at Epiphany and Washington Square Review. She holds degrees from Yale University, New York University, the Courtauld Institute, and Harvard College. Aim at the Centaur Stealing Your Wife is her first full-length book of poems."--Publisher's website (viewed 11/17/2015).
- Place of Publication
- United States New York Brooklyn.
- Added Author
- Illustrations taken from (work): Pollaiolo, Antonio, 1426?-1498. Hercules and Deianira.Ugly Duckling Presse, publisher.McNaughton & Gunn, printer.
- Research Call Number
- ReCAP 15-37095