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Robert Duncan's Groundwork, the American poet's unparalleled final masterpiece, is now available in a single volume.
I am speaking now of the Dream in which America sleeps, the New World, moaning, floundering, in three hundred years of invasions, our own history out of Europe and enslaved Africa.Robert Duncan, from Groundwork
Robert Duncan has been widely venerated as one of America's most essential poets: Allen Ginsberg described his poetry as "rapturous wonderings of inspiration," Gwendolyn Brooks called it "a subtle spice," and Susan Howe pointed to Duncan as "my precursor father," Lawrence Ferlinghetti said he "had the finest ear this side of Dante," and Robert Creeley called him "the magister, the singular Master of the Dance."
Now Duncan's magnum opus, Groundwork, is available in one groundbreaking edition. The first volume, Groundwork I: Before the War, was published in 1984, after a fifteen-year publishing silence, and received immediate acclaim: it was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award and won the first National Poetry Award for Duncan's "lifetime devotion to the art of poetry and his grand achievement...." The second volume, Groundwork II: In the Dark, was published in February 1988, the month of Duncan's death. The internationally renowned poet Michael Palmer has written a marvelous introduction for this new edition, where "the singlemindedness of [Duncan's] life's work shows itself in the confident energy of every line" (Voice Literary Supplement).
目录
Table Of Contents:
Introduction ix
Michael Palmer
Brief Critical Bibliography xv
Ground Work: Before the War
Some Notes on Notation 3(4)
Achilles' Song 7(3)
Ancient Questions 10(2)
A Song from the Structures of Rime Ringing As the Poet Paul Celan Sings 12(1)
Despair in Being Tedious 13(2)
The Concert, Passages 31 (Tribunals) 15(17)
Ancient Reveries and Declamations, Passages 32
(Tribunals) 18(5)
Transmissions, Passages 33 (Tribunals) 23(6)
The Feast, Passages 34 (Tribunals) 29(3)
Before the Judgment, Passages 35 (Tribunals) 32(8)
Santa Cruz Propositions 40(11)
A Glimpse 51(1)
And If He Had Been Wrong for Me 51(1)
For Me Too, I, Long Ago Shipping Out with the Cantos 52(1)
And Hell Is the Realm of God's Self-Loathing 52(1)
Childhood's Retreat 53(1)
Fragments of an Albigensian Rime 54(1)
O!, Passages 37 55(2)
Bring It Up from the Dark 57(1)
Structure of Rime XXVII 58(2)
In Memoriam Wallace Stevens, Structure of Rime XXVIII 60(1)
Over There 61(2)
The Museum 63(3)
Interrupted Forms 66(1)
Poems from the Margins of Thom Gunn's Moly
Preface to the Suite 67(2)
The Moly Suite
Near Circe's House 69(1)
Rites of Passage: I 70(1)
Moly 71(2)
Rites of Passage: II 73(1)
A Seventeenth Century Suite in Homage to the Metaphysical Genius in English Poetry (1590-1690)
``Love's a great courtesy to be declared'' 74(1)
Sir Walter Ralegh, What Is Our Life? 74(2)
``Go as in a dream'' 76(1)
Robert Southwell, The Burning Babe 77(2)
``'A pretty Babe'---that burning Babe'' 79(1)
George Herbert, Jordan (I) 80(2)
George Herbert, Jordan (II) 82(2)
Passages 36 84(3)
Ben Jonson, HYMENAEI: or The Solemnities of Masque, and Barriers 87(6)
John Norris of Bemerton, Hymne to Darkness 93(2)
Coda 95(3)
Dante Etudes
Preface 98(1)
Book One
We Will Endeavor 99(1)
Secondary Is the Grammar 100(2)
A Little Language 102(1)
To Speak My Mind 103(1)
Everything Speaks to Me 104(2)
In the Way of a Question 106(1)
Speech Directed 107(1)
Enricht in the Increment 107(1)
The Individual Man 108(1)
Of Empire 109(1)
The Meaning of Each Particular 110(1)
The Whole Potentiality 111(1)
The Work 112(2)
The Household 114(2)
Let Him First Drink of the Fountain 116(1)
And Tho They Have No Vowel 116(1)
Letting the Beat Go 116(2)
Book Two
A Hard Task in Truth 118(1)
Lovely 118(1)
The One Rule 119(1)
Our Art But to Articulate 119(1)
In Nothing Superior 120(1)
Enacted 121(1)
On Obedience 122(1)
Zealous Liberality 123(1)
We Convivial in What Is Ours! 124(1)
Mr. Philip Wicksteed Stumbling into Rime in Prose in Translating Dante's Convivio 125(1)
Go, My Songs, Even As You Came to Me 125(2)
Book Three
My Soul Was As If Free 127(1)
Nor Dream in Your Hearts 128(1)
For the Sea Is God's 129(1)
Where the Fox of This Stench Sulks 130(2)
In Truth Doth She Breathe Out Poisonous Fumes 132(1)
Then Many a One Sang 133(1)
In My Youth Not Unstaind 134(1)
And a Wisdom As Such 135(1)
Four Supplementary Etudes
Of Memory 136(1)
Hers 136(1)
I Too Trembling 137(1)
But We, to Whom the World Is 138(1)
The Missionaries (Passages) 139(2)
The Torn Cloth 141(3)
Songs of an Other 144(2)
Empedoklean Reveries (Passages) 146(5)
Jamais (Passages) 151(2)
An Interlude of Winter Light 153(6)
``Eidolon of the Aion'' 159(4)
The Presence of the Dance/The Resolution of the Music 163(6)
Circulations of the Song 169(14)
Ground Work: In the Dark
An Alternate Life
In the South 183(3)
Homecoming 186(3)
Supplication 189(3)
The Quotidian 192(6)
To Master Baudelaire
Toward His Malaise 198(2)
Among His Words 200(1)
The Face 200(2)
At Cambridge an Address to Young Poets 202(2)
Le Sonnet ou Sonne la Sonnette 204(3)
Pour Souffrir l'Envie Jusqu'a l'Amour en Vie 207(1)
Veil, Turbine, Cord & Bird
Preliminary Exercise 208(1)
Notes during a Lecture on Mathematics 208(1)
The Recall of the Star Miraflor 209(1)
The Naming of the Time Ever 209(1)
I Pour Forth My Life from This Bough 210(1)
The Turbine 211(1)
What the Sonnet Means the Sonnet Means 212(1)
For the Assignment of the Spirit 213(2)
The Cherubim (I) 215(2)
The Cherubim (II) 217(2)
Styx 219(2)
The Sentinels 221(1)
An Eros/Amor/Love Cycle 222(3)
Et (Passages) 225(2)
In Wonder (Passages) 227(3)
Constructing the Course of a River in the Pyrenees 230(1)
In Waking 231(3)
From the Fall of 1950 234(3)
Two Sets of Ten 237(2)
Regulators
The Dignities (Passages) 239(3)
The First (Passages) 242(2)
Stimmung (Passages) 244(3)
Enthralld (Passages) 247(1)
Quand le Grand Foyer Descend dans les Eaux (Passages) 248(1)
In Blood's Domaine (Passages) 249(2)
After Passage (Passages) 251(2)
With In (Passages) 253(1)
Seams (Passages) 254(1)
You, Muses (Passages) 255(1)
Structure of Rime: Of the Five Songs The Five Songs 256(7)
Whose (Passages) 263(2)
Close 265(2)
At the Door 267(1)
Illustrative Lines 268(3)
After a Long Illness 271
Introduction ix
Michael Palmer
Brief Critical Bibliography xv
Ground Work: Before the War
Some Notes on Notation 3(4)
Achilles' Song 7(3)
Ancient Questions 10(2)
A Song from the Structures of Rime Ringing As the Poet Paul Celan Sings 12(1)
Despair in Being Tedious 13(2)
The Concert, Passages 31 (Tribunals) 15(17)
Ancient Reveries and Declamations, Passages 32
(Tribunals) 18(5)
Transmissions, Passages 33 (Tribunals) 23(6)
The Feast, Passages 34 (Tribunals) 29(3)
Before the Judgment, Passages 35 (Tribunals) 32(8)
Santa Cruz Propositions 40(11)
A Glimpse 51(1)
And If He Had Been Wrong for Me 51(1)
For Me Too, I, Long Ago Shipping Out with the Cantos 52(1)
And Hell Is the Realm of God's Self-Loathing 52(1)
Childhood's Retreat 53(1)
Fragments of an Albigensian Rime 54(1)
O!, Passages 37 55(2)
Bring It Up from the Dark 57(1)
Structure of Rime XXVII 58(2)
In Memoriam Wallace Stevens, Structure of Rime XXVIII 60(1)
Over There 61(2)
The Museum 63(3)
Interrupted Forms 66(1)
Poems from the Margins of Thom Gunn's Moly
Preface to the Suite 67(2)
The Moly Suite
Near Circe's House 69(1)
Rites of Passage: I 70(1)
Moly 71(2)
Rites of Passage: II 73(1)
A Seventeenth Century Suite in Homage to the Metaphysical Genius in English Poetry (1590-1690)
``Love's a great courtesy to be declared'' 74(1)
Sir Walter Ralegh, What Is Our Life? 74(2)
``Go as in a dream'' 76(1)
Robert Southwell, The Burning Babe 77(2)
``'A pretty Babe'---that burning Babe'' 79(1)
George Herbert, Jordan (I) 80(2)
George Herbert, Jordan (II) 82(2)
Passages 36 84(3)
Ben Jonson, HYMENAEI: or The Solemnities of Masque, and Barriers 87(6)
John Norris of Bemerton, Hymne to Darkness 93(2)
Coda 95(3)
Dante Etudes
Preface 98(1)
Book One
We Will Endeavor 99(1)
Secondary Is the Grammar 100(2)
A Little Language 102(1)
To Speak My Mind 103(1)
Everything Speaks to Me 104(2)
In the Way of a Question 106(1)
Speech Directed 107(1)
Enricht in the Increment 107(1)
The Individual Man 108(1)
Of Empire 109(1)
The Meaning of Each Particular 110(1)
The Whole Potentiality 111(1)
The Work 112(2)
The Household 114(2)
Let Him First Drink of the Fountain 116(1)
And Tho They Have No Vowel 116(1)
Letting the Beat Go 116(2)
Book Two
A Hard Task in Truth 118(1)
Lovely 118(1)
The One Rule 119(1)
Our Art But to Articulate 119(1)
In Nothing Superior 120(1)
Enacted 121(1)
On Obedience 122(1)
Zealous Liberality 123(1)
We Convivial in What Is Ours! 124(1)
Mr. Philip Wicksteed Stumbling into Rime in Prose in Translating Dante's Convivio 125(1)
Go, My Songs, Even As You Came to Me 125(2)
Book Three
My Soul Was As If Free 127(1)
Nor Dream in Your Hearts 128(1)
For the Sea Is God's 129(1)
Where the Fox of This Stench Sulks 130(2)
In Truth Doth She Breathe Out Poisonous Fumes 132(1)
Then Many a One Sang 133(1)
In My Youth Not Unstaind 134(1)
And a Wisdom As Such 135(1)
Four Supplementary Etudes
Of Memory 136(1)
Hers 136(1)
I Too Trembling 137(1)
But We, to Whom the World Is 138(1)
The Missionaries (Passages) 139(2)
The Torn Cloth 141(3)
Songs of an Other 144(2)
Empedoklean Reveries (Passages) 146(5)
Jamais (Passages) 151(2)
An Interlude of Winter Light 153(6)
``Eidolon of the Aion'' 159(4)
The Presence of the Dance/The Resolution of the Music 163(6)
Circulations of the Song 169(14)
Ground Work: In the Dark
An Alternate Life
In the South 183(3)
Homecoming 186(3)
Supplication 189(3)
The Quotidian 192(6)
To Master Baudelaire
Toward His Malaise 198(2)
Among His Words 200(1)
The Face 200(2)
At Cambridge an Address to Young Poets 202(2)
Le Sonnet ou Sonne la Sonnette 204(3)
Pour Souffrir l'Envie Jusqu'a l'Amour en Vie 207(1)
Veil, Turbine, Cord & Bird
Preliminary Exercise 208(1)
Notes during a Lecture on Mathematics 208(1)
The Recall of the Star Miraflor 209(1)
The Naming of the Time Ever 209(1)
I Pour Forth My Life from This Bough 210(1)
The Turbine 211(1)
What the Sonnet Means the Sonnet Means 212(1)
For the Assignment of the Spirit 213(2)
The Cherubim (I) 215(2)
The Cherubim (II) 217(2)
Styx 219(2)
The Sentinels 221(1)
An Eros/Amor/Love Cycle 222(3)
Et (Passages) 225(2)
In Wonder (Passages) 227(3)
Constructing the Course of a River in the Pyrenees 230(1)
In Waking 231(3)
From the Fall of 1950 234(3)
Two Sets of Ten 237(2)
Regulators
The Dignities (Passages) 239(3)
The First (Passages) 242(2)
Stimmung (Passages) 244(3)
Enthralld (Passages) 247(1)
Quand le Grand Foyer Descend dans les Eaux (Passages) 248(1)
In Blood's Domaine (Passages) 249(2)
After Passage (Passages) 251(2)
With In (Passages) 253(1)
Seams (Passages) 254(1)
You, Muses (Passages) 255(1)
Structure of Rime: Of the Five Songs The Five Songs 256(7)
Whose (Passages) 263(2)
Close 265(2)
At the Door 267(1)
Illustrative Lines 268(3)
After a Long Illness 271
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