[New-Poetry] Bias against slam
David Graham
grahamd at ripon.edu
Thu Jan 3 00:12:00 EST 2008
Very interesting choice of examples of establishment poets who are
hostile to "other" forms of poetry, presumably including spoken
word. You might do a little research on what Kooser & Bernstein have
had to say about oral performance, and get back to the group with
your findings.
(Hint: take a look at a book titled *Close Listening: Poetry & the
Performed Word*, ed. C. Bernstein.)
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On Jan 2, 2008, at 8:10 PM, Bob Grumman wrote:
> I sympathize with the slam poets who think of themselves as a we
> against the them of Kooser, Bernstein and other Establishment
> Poets, most of whom are as biased against poetry not like theirs
> as the slam poets you were referring to.
>
> --Bob G.
>
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