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Phillips, Carl: podcast, January 28, 2016
No full textCarl Phillips discusses "The Tattooed Man" by Robert Haydenmp3 fil
Reading: Carl Phillips
No full textIn this audiovisual recording from Tuesday, March 29, 2011, as part of the 42nd Annual UND Writers Conference: (Inter)National Affairs, Carl Phillips reads what he describes as a “mashup” of poetry from his books Speak Low and Double Shadow, as well as new unpublished poems. Selected poems include “The Life You Save,” “Speak Low,” “Shimmer,” “Mirror, Window, Mirror,” “Conquest,” “Almost Tenderly,” “Surrounded as we are, Unlit, Unshadowed,” “Fascination,” “Storm,” “The Need for Dreaming,” “Sacrifice is a Different Animal Altogether,” “So the Mind Like a Gate Swings Open,” “Sky Coming Forward,” “Civilization,” “Heaven and Earth,” “Immaculate Each Leaf, and Every Flower,” “Dominion,” “But Waves, They Scatter,” and “Silver Chest.” In a question and answer session following his reading, Phillips reads a poem entitled “Coin of the Realm” from his book of the same name.
Introduced by Dr. Heidi Czerwiec, Department of English
Carl Phillips, Raymond Carver Reading Series, October 25, 2017
No full textA video recording of Carl Phillips reading on October 25, 2017, as part of the Syracuse University Creative Writing Program\u27s Raymond Carver Reading Series. Running time: 28:43
Carl Phillips: 11-14-2001
No full textCarl Phillips\u27s works include the poetry collections “In the Blood,” “Cortège,” “From the Devotions,” “Pastoral,” and “The Tether.” He starts off the interview by reading his poem “The Trees.” He goes on to discuss how struggling with his identity helped influence his early work. The interview continues with a conversation on spirituality and how poetry should be an inclusive medium to cope with issues in a person’s life. He reads his poem “From the Devotions” and concludes the interview by reading “The Kill.”https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/writers_videos/1001/thumbnail.jp
Phillips, Carl : poetry reading; April 21st, 2000
No full textContents:
All tracks Poetry reading [complete]
Track 01
A Kind of Meadow
Track 02
Hymn
Track 03
Parable
Track 04
Would-Be Everlasting
Track 05
The Truth
Track 06
The Kill
Track 07
Chamber Music
Track 08
The Threshing
Track 09
The Point of the Lambs
Track 10
Recumbent
Track 11
Of Conquest
Track 12
The Figure, The Boundary, The Light
Track 13
The Use of Force
Track 14
The Night Departure
Track 15
LustrumDescription on cassette : Carl Phillips - Poetry Reading
4/21/00 Intro: Don BogenDigital Projects SAN: Folder and disc location for wav file: 20120410\Disc 6. Folder and disc location for mp3 file: 20120410/Disc 6/mp3s
Letter, Carl Schurz to William Phillips, May 20, 1896
No full textThis handwritten letter, dated May 20, 1896, is written from Carl Schurz to William Phillips. The letter offers Schurz\u27s regrets to Phillips\u27 invitation. The paper has a black outline or frame and th eappears to have raised faint lines.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/fvw-manuscripts-schurz/1047/thumbnail.jp
Carl Phillips: 11-14-2001
No full textCarl Phillips's works include the poetry collections “In the Blood,” “Cortège,” “From the Devotions,” “Pastoral,” and “The Tether.” He starts off the interview by reading his poem “The Trees.” He goes on to discuss how struggling with his identity helped influence his early work. The interview continues with a conversation on spirituality and how poetry should be an inclusive medium to cope with issues in a person’s life. He reads his poem “From the Devotions” and concludes the interview by reading “The Kill.”Archived web contentSUNY BrockportWriters Forum Video
Phillips, Carl : poetry reading; January 29th, 2016
No full textContents:
All tracks Poetry reading [complete]
Track 01 Introduction
Track 02 Opening Comments
Track 03 The Darker Powers
Track 04 So the Mind Like a Gate Swings Open
Track 05 Surrounded as we Are, Unlit, Unshadowed
Track 06 Discipline
Track 07 After the Afterlife
Track 08 For Long to Hold
Track 09 Ghost Hour
Track 10 Last Night
Track 11 Blizzard
Track 12 Brace of Antlers
Track 13 Foliage
Track 14 In This World to Be Lost
Track 15 The Strong by Their Stillness
Track 16 Thunder
Track 17 Shimmer
Track 18 Anyone Who Had a Heart
Track 19 Faulty with Falling Stars
Track 20 But Waves They Scatter
Track 21 At Bay
Track 22 Silver Chest
Track 23 Questions and AnswersDigital Collections Storage: elliston\2016-01-29 (Phillips
Mis-Specification and Frequency Dependence in a New Keynesian Phillips Curve
No full textPhillips Curve, spectral regression, time series analysis
Letter, Carl Schurz to D. Phillips, February 1, 1871
No full textThis handwritten letter, dated February 1, 1871, is written from Carl Schurz to D. Phillips. The letter states that a pretty good sketch of Schurz\u27s life could be found in the January 19, 1869 edition of the New York Tribune save for the fact that they had his birth year wrong by ten years. The yellowed letter is inlaid on thicker paper that has some tearing along the left edge. A catalog description from Alexander Autographs, Inc. is included with the letter.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/fvw-manuscripts-schurz/1011/thumbnail.jp
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