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Alcheringa. No.1 / Jerome Rothenberg, Dennis Tedlock, editors ; Tzara T ; Quasha G ; Rothenberg J., 1976
Alcheringa. No.4/Fall / Jerome Rothenberg, Dennis Tedlock, editors ; Schwerner A ; Antin D ; MacLow J ; Rothenberg J ; Hollo A ; Tyson I ; Goodwin WT., 1972
Great Bear Pamphlet, A: Ritual: A Book of PrimItive Rites and Events. No.6 / Jerome Rothenberg., 1966
It's a Novel Approach / Davis, Nolan; Freilicher M; Rothenberg J., 1981
LINEbreak. No.16 / Jerome Rothenberg ; Charles Bernstein., 1996
The recording consists of an interview between Charles Bernstein and Rothenberg who also did a reading. Stored in box containing tape cassette periodicals of Linebreak, Recorthings and Tellus. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Performance In Postmodern Culture / Benamou, Michel, editor ; Caramello, Charles, editor ; Federman R ; Jabes E ; Lyotard JF ; Rothenberg J ; Acconci V ; Cage J ; Benemou M ; Derrida J ; Duchamp M ; Gass W ; Grossinger R ; Fuller B ; Higgins D ; Kristeva J ; MacLow J ; Marinetti FT ; McLuhan M ; Schnebel D ; Shattuck R ; Snyder G ; Sukenick R ; Tzara T ; Waldrop R ; Wittgenstein L ; Tatham C ; Hassan I., 1977
This book consists of a collection of essays in its first half written with a highly academic approach to performance. Its second half features experimental writing and layout. Thus, it begins with an essay by Campbell Tatham, " Mythology and Postmodern Fictions: Magic is Afoot," a work characterized as a "verbal" performance by the editors. It is printed with a typewriter font and includes several shaped texts. Another "verbal" performance using the same approach along with concrete poems is found in the essay contributed by Raymond Federman, "Voices within Voices." Finally, Ihab Hassan provides an experimental drama in his essay, "Prometheus as Performer: Toward a Posthumanist Culture?" -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.