Tag Archives: Christopher Bush

Yang Lian and John Cayley’s Iterations

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Jacob Edmond

The long poem “Dahai tingzhi zhi chu” 大海停止之处 by Yang Lian 杨炼 and its transformation into the collaborative digital and performance piece Where the Sea Stands Still illustrate an iterative response to digital technologies and globalization. The iterative structure of … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Brian Holton, chinese poetry, Christopher Bush, Cosima Bruno, digital poetry, Gao Xingjian, Haun Saussy, John Cayley, performance poetry, translation, Where the Sea Stands Still, yang lian, 大海停止之处, 杨炼 | Leave a comment

Large-Scale Literary Studies

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Jacob Edmond

On 30 March, I’m speaking on one of a series of panels on “The Theoretical Possibilities of Large-Scale Literary Studies” organized by Jing Tsu and Eric Hayot at the 2012 American Comparative Literature Association conference in Providence, RI. I’m very … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Adam Kola, Alexander J. Beecroft, Avishek Ganguly, Bruce Robbins, Christopher Bush, Christopher Hill, Cold War, comparative literature, David Damrosch, Eric Hayot, Jing Tsu, literary theory, Mariano Siskind, Robert Frederick Voigt | Leave a comment

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