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An Autobiographical Novel (A Revived Modern Classic) by Kenneth Rexroth, 1991-11-01 Love Poems from the Japanese (Shambhala Library) by Sam Hamill, 2003-01-28 Women Poets of Japan The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth by Kenneth Rexroth, 2004-09-01 The Selected Poems of Kenneth Rexroth by Kenneth Rexroth, 1984-09 Women Poets of China (New Directions Paperbook, 528) 100 Poems from the Japanese The Alternative Society by Kenneth Rexroth, 1972 The Alternative Society: Essays From the Other World by Kenneth Rexroth, 1972 American Poetry In the Twentieth Century by Kenneth Rexroth, 1973 Li Ching-Chao: Complete Poems by Ching-Chao Li, 1980-02 The Collected Shorter Poems of Kenneth Rexroth by Kenneth Rexroth, 1966-06 Classics Revisited by Kenneth Rexroth, 1986-05-01 Kenneth Rexroth (Boise State University western writers series) by Lee Bartlett, 1988-07

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1. Poetry, Poetry Books, Novels: Poetry
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2. Rexroth, Kenneth. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL. At Bookfever.com
   Rexroth, Kenneth. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL. Garden City, NY Doubleday, 1966. at bookfever.com  
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3. Rexroth, Kenneth
   One Hundred Poems from the Japanese, Love Poems from the Japanese (Shambhala Library), The Collected Shorter Poems of Kenneth Rexroth, More Classics Revisited (New Directions  
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   Extractions: Similar Items: One Hundred Poems from the Chinese (New Directions Book) One Hundred More Poems from the Japanese (New Directions Book) One Hundred More Poems from the Chinese : Love and the Turning Year Japanese Death Poems: Written by Zen Monks and Haiku Poets on the Verge of Death Women Poets of Japan ASIN: Book Description Rexroth's classic best-selling anthology Customer Reviews: Delicate, fragile, elegant If you've never read Japanese poetry before (or read very little), this book is a good introduction. However, having familiarity with Japanese places, literature and symbols helps, since you won't have to flip to the back every other poem. Simply beautiful Rexroth neither adds or takes anything away. The book is brilliantly styled, and his notes are truly informative. A definite must have. FIRST RATE INITIATION TO JAPANESE POETRY This is one of the greatest "small" books I have ever read. Rexroth conveys a good bird's eye view of classical japanese poetry, with poems selected and translated by him, mostly from the Manyoshu (A.D. 759) and Kokinshu (A.D. 905)compilations.

4. Rexroth, Kenneth; Bibliography
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5. Poetry, Poetry Books, Novels: Poetry
   Rexroth, Kenneth Poetry - Online poetry store CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC.  
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6. Kenneth Rexroth - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Rexroth, Kenneth Alternative names Short description American poet, writer, anarchist, academic and conscientious objector Date of birth Place of birth  
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   Extractions: Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (April 2010) Kenneth Rexroth (December 22, 1905–June 6, 1982) was an American poet translator and critical essayist . He was among the first poets in the United States to explore traditional Japanese poetic forms such as haiku . He is regarded as a central figure in the San Francisco Renaissance Rexroth had two daughters, Mary (who later changed her name to Mariana) and Katharine, by his third wife, Marthe Larsen. Rexroth was born Kenneth Charles Marion Rexroth in South Bend Indiana , the son of Charles Rexroth, a pharmaceuticals salesman, and Delia Reed. His childhood was troubled by his father's alcoholism and his mother's chronic illness. Rexroth was homeschooled by his mother, and by age four he was reading widely in the Classics. citation needed His mother died in 1916 and his father in 1918, after which he went to live with his aunt in

7. An Untitled Poem
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8. Rexroth, Kenneth - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Rexroth
   He was born in South Bend, Indiana. He studied at the Art Institute in Chicago, then at the New School of Social Research and the Art Students League in New York City.  
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9. Kenneth Rexroth- Poets.org - Poetry, Poems, Bios & More
   Kenneth Rexroth. Kenneth Charles Marion Rexroth was born December 22, 1905 in South Bend, Indiana. Orphaned at fourteen, Rexroth moved to live with his aunt in Chicago, where he was  
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   Extractions: View Cart Log In More Info FURTHER READING Related Prose A Brief Guide to Jazz Poetry A Brief Guide to the Objectivists A Brief Guide to the San Francisco Renaissance Kenneth Rexroth: Poetry Wedded to Jazz ... A Brief Guide to the Beat Poets Other Beat Poets Allen Ginsberg Anne Waldman Bob Kaufman Gary Snyder ... Lawrence Ferlinghetti Other Jazz Poets Amiri Baraka Hayden Carruth Jayne Cortez Langston Hughes ... Yusef Komunyakaa Other Objectivist Poets Charles Reznikoff George Oppen Lorine Niedecker Louis Zukofsky ... William Carlos Williams Other San Fran. Renaissance Poets Allen Ginsberg Gary Snyder Jack Spicer Robert Duncan External Links Beat Poetry

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11. Rexroth Kenneth: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library
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12. Rexroth, Kenneth Quote - When The Newspapers Have Got Nothing Else To Talk About
    Famous quote by Rexroth, Kenneth When the newspapers have got nothing else to talk about, they cut loose on the young. The young are always news. If they are up to something  
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13. Kenneth Rexroth Archive
    Texts by and about Kenneth Rexroth. Introduction. This section of the BPS website is devoted to writings by and about the great poet, essayist, social critic and Renaissance man  
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    Extractions: Out-of-Print Rexroth Books Introduction This section of the BPS website is devoted to writings by and about the great poet, essayist, social critic and Renaissance man, Kenneth Rexroth (1905-1982). The emphasis will be on his out-of-print works (especially his numerous essays, articles and reviews), but it will also include selections from some of the in-print works. The primary aim is to introduce readers to a truly wonderful writer and encourage them to seek out whatever books of his are available. If enough interest is generated, perhaps publishers will bring more of his works back into print. Texts at This Site By Rexroth:

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    Rexroth, Kenneth, 1905–82, American poet, critic, and translator, b. South Bend, Ind. A resident of San Francisco, he was briefly associated with the beat generation, beat  
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16. Jazz/Jerry Jazz Musician/Kenneth Rexroth Editor Sam Hamill Interview, Sam Hamill
    The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth _ Kenneth Rexroth was a central figure in the San Francisco Renaissance and influenced generations of  
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    Extractions: Sam Hamill Editor, The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth Kenneth Rexroth was a central figure in the San Francisco Renaissance and influenced generations of readers with his essays and consummate translations of Japanese and Chinese poetry. Born in 1905, Rexroth's career spans almost the entire century. Although forty of his seventy-seven years as poet, translator, essayist, playwright, and revolutionary activist were spent in San Francisco, his intellectual and artistic formative years occurred in the Midwest, mainly in Chicago, where he associated with artists, writers, and theorists of radical politics and philosophies. Rexroth's concerns were universal from his youth until his final years, focusing on politics, pacifism, erotic love, the environment, and a spirituality firmly rooted in both Asian and Western traditions. But he will forever be associated with the San Francisco Renaissance of the fifties in which he played a major role, promoting poets Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Denise Levertov and many others over FM radio station KPFA. Sam Hamill, editor of

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    Extractions: List Price: The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth assembles all of his published longer and shorter poems, and includes a never-before-published selection of his earliest work. Rexroth’s poems of nature and protest are remarkable for their erudition and biting social and political commentary; his love poems justly celebrated for their eroticism and depth of feeling. The cloth edition was one of the most widely reviewed poetry titles in 2003: “Scholars and critics who endeavor to discuss mid-20th century American poetry responsibly ignore Rexroth at their peril.”—

18. Articles By Author: Rexroth, Kenneth - Free Online Library
    Free Online Library Articles by Rexroth, Kenneth 18,274,673 articles and books  
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    Extractions: 18,341,598 articles and books Periodicals Literature Keyword Title Author Topic Member login User name Password Remember me Join us Forgot password? Submit articles free The Free Library out of article(s) Title Type Date Words To Louis Zukofsky. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 To Weldon Kees. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 To D.S. Savage. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 To George Woodcock. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 To Herbert Read. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 To Jonathan Williams. Letter to the editor Sep 22, 2006 Rexroth's San Francisco journalism. Sep 22, 2006 Letter from America. Reprint Sep 22, 2006 Publications by Name Publications by Date Authors Literature A-D E-O P-T U-Z ... Submit articles

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20. Kenneth Rexroth Essay
    Encyclopedia of the essay Rexroth, Kenneth American, 19051982 Kenneth Rexroth was primarily a poet and translator who occasionally wrote essays  
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    Extractions: American, 1905-1982 Web www.custom-essay.net Kenneth Rexroth was primarily a poet and translator who occasionally wrote essays and book reviews. Although he believed that poets should write prose only for money, he took the writing of his commissioned assignments seriously. Altogether he wrote over 400 essays, book reviews, and newspaper columns. Most were on literary topics, but Rexroth also wrote authoritatively on modern art, jazz, religion, the Orient, and contemporary society. Regardless of the topic, the essays and reviews are all marked by his strong opinions on aesthetics, morality, and community. In the introduction to his first collection, Bird in the Bush (1959), Rexroth wrote that his essays "are not criticism but journalism. It is my hope that they may find a modest place in what critics call a 'tradition' - the tradition of [ James Gibbons] Huneker, [H. L.] Mencken, [Edmund] Wilson." The writers he cites each wrote on social as well as artistic issues, for a mass audience in popular magazines, all the while expressing unpopular opinions. Like them, Rexroth expressed his often radical views in popular magazines such as the Nation , the Saturday Review , the New York Herald Tribune , and Art News . Like his predecessors, Rexroth used these organs to bring a middle-class audience news of the avantgarde in jazz and art and literature, as well as of social movements such as those of the Beats in the 1950s and the hippies in the 1960s and 1970s.

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