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Paper Air Magazine, Volume 2, Number 3 by Gil (Ed.); Charles Bernstein; Ron Silliman; Rosemarie Waldrop Ott, 1979-01-01 NOX by Ron SILLIMAN, 1974 Salt Lick; Volume 2, Numbers 1 and 2. by James, Editor, Bruce Andrews, Ron Silliman, Michael Lally Et Al Haining, 1972-01-01 Xconnect: Writers of the Information Age by Linh Dinh, Kimiko Hahn, et all 1999 SOCIALIST REVIEW: VOL. 18, NO. 4 by Melia Franklin and Michael Rosenthal, Eds. Ron Silliman, 1988-01-01 Cynthia Miller [April 24-May 31, 2008] by Cynthia, Ron Silliman, Jennifer Duffy (essays) Miller, 2008-01-01 SOCIALIST REVIEW: VOL. 18, NO. 1 by Melia Franklin and Michael Rosenthal, Eds. Ron Silliman, 1988-01-01 Tottel's, June 1971 (#3) Socialist Review (Volume 18, Number 1) Tottel's, October 1971 (#6) SOCIALIST REVIEW: VOL. 18, NO. 2 by Melia Franklin and Michael Rosenthal, Eds. Ron Silliman, 1988-01-01 Tottel's, December 1971 (#7) SOCIALIST REVIEW: NO. 96: VOL. 17, NO. 6 by Ed. Ron Silliman [et al], 1987-01-01 Tottel's, July 1971 (#4)

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61. All Book Sellers.com - Silliman, Ron
    AllBookSellers.com seaches in 25 online bookstores for silliman, ron books soyou always get the best prices and the largest choice. title isbn author.  
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62. Peaks Starting With 'S' - Climber.Org Trip Reports
    22 Jan 2000, Mt silliman Mt. silliman, Joe Budman California. 2 May 1999,Mt silliman As the Clouds Roll in over Mount silliman, ron Karpel California.  
    http://www.climber.org/TripReports/ByPeakS.html

63. Mount Silliman Kids Trip - Climber.Org Trip Report
    Mt silliman, Twin Peaks (sorted/filed as silliman, Twin); Place California. A graphicallyenhanced version at http//www.karpel.org/ron/silliman_8_98/silliman_98  
    http://www.climber.org/TripReports/1998/387.html
    
    Extractions: (sorted/filed as Silliman Twin Place: California A graphically enhanced version at http://www.karpel.org/Ron/Silliman_8_98/Silliman_98.html Starting from Rowel Meadow trailhead, we took 2 1/2 days of backpacking to get to the top of Silliman Pass. One could get here from Lodgepole in less then a day (9 mile, 4000 ft climb). But we took our time enjoying the Sierra. From Silliman Pass we followed the ridge towards the summit of Mount Silliman. About a mile later Silliman lakes came into view. We dropped from the ridge, hiked by the lakes and up through the drainage to the saddle between Mount Silliman and the picklet to it's west. Mount Silliman is protected by a formidable cliff on its north and east sides. There is only one way to get to the top. It is a narrow couloir cutting through the cliff. The couloir is visible only once you have reached top of the saddle. In spite of the hot sun, there was lots of snow in the area, ruminant of last winter's El Nino. The slope of the couloir was about 30 degree, and the snow was hard, but it didn't look too difficult. Still we didn't have ice axes or crampons, and we were not about to use them anyway. Without the ice gear there was no way to continue. It is worth noting that the west side of the ridge looks doable. We didn't have enough time to try it though.

64. Archives Of Silence, 1996:Q2: Black Mountain College
    5003 PDT Next message John D. Seppanen Bank Street Pilgrimage ;Previous message ron silliman Re Black Mountain College ;  
    http://www.newalbion.com/artists/cagej/silence/html/1996q2/0038.html

65. HallAuthors.com :: Silliman, Ron
    You are here Authors AZ (Authors S ) silliman, ron. N/ON/O Ebook by ronsilliman List Price $5.00 Our Price $5.00 Brand/Publisher Roof Books  
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66. "i Need A Community, Feeling A Little Car-sick, Suddenly"
    2 silliman, ron The Political Economy of Poetry The New Sentence Roof. p.20.3 Mo'Gumbo 5. 13 silliman, ron. Re Writing Marx ,i The New Sentence p. 19.  
    http://www.alienated.net/article.php?sid=29

67. Crisis: America/World
    Byrd, Don. These Times. Poetics Listserv (18 September 2001); A Replyto ron silliman. Poetics Listserv (25 September 2001). silliman, ron.  
    http://www.english.wayne.edu/~watten/crisis.html
    
    Extractions: (Under construction) Texts: poetic responses to modern war World War II H. D. [Hilda Doolittle]. Trilogy . New York: New Directions, 1973. Hermetic lyricism at the boundaries of the will during bombing of London. Patchen, Kenneth. The Journal of Albion Moonlight . New York: United Book Guild, 1944; New Directions, 1971. Experimental diary of the poet's experience in wartime England. Sandburg, Carl. Home Front Memo . New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1943. Patriotic war journalism from the populist poet. Shapiro, Karl. V-Letter . New York: Reynal and Hitchcock, 1944. Addresses his combat experience in New Guinea. Vietnam War Duncan, Robert. Bending the Bow . New York: New Directions, 1968. Important poems on the spiritual crisis of Vietnam and the multiversity from a myth-historical perspective. Ginsberg, Allen. The Fall of America: Poems of These States, 1965–1971 . San Francisco: City Lights, 1972. Spontaneous poems written on the road, many composed on tape, as Ginsberg pursued the call to politics and war and revolution raged. Merwin, W. S.

68. Analyst Biography
    Analyst Biography, ron silliman, ron silliman is a senior analyst inGartner Research. Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. silliman worked  
    http://www.gartner.com/AnalystBiography?authorId=18448

69. POETRY FROM ZYZZYVA
    the Flesh, 23 Shurin, Aaron, Subliminal Sweat, 39 Shurin, Aaron, from InvoluntaryLyrics, 52 Sikelianos, Eleni, At Night, 40 silliman, ron, Oz, 5 silliman, ron  
    http://www.zyzzyva.org/published.poetry.htm

70. Veil -- New And Selected Poems -- Rae Armantrout Ron Silliman
    by Rae Armantrout and ron silliman. Wesleyan University Press. Due/PublishedOctober 2001, 152 pages, paper. ISBN 0819564508. Customer  
    http://www.frontlist.com/detail/0819564508
    
    Extractions: Search for Author/Title Keyword Title Author Publisher ISBN Featured Books in All Scholarly Subjects African American Studies African Studies American Studies Anthologies Anthropology Architecture Asian Studies Books on Books Chicago Cinema studies Media Studies Classical studies Critical Theory/Marxism Cultural Studies Geography Performance Studies Science studies Drama Economics Education Environmental studies Feminist theory/Women's study Fiction Folktales French Stuff General Interest Highlights History African African American American East Asia Eastern European European Latin American Medieval Middle East Russian South asian Southeast Asian Historiography Misc. History Humor International relations Journals Just for Fun Latin American/Caribbean St. Law Linguistics Literary Studies Literary Criticism Referenc Literary MOSTLY Theory Literary NOT Theory Mathematics Medicine/Health/AIDS Native American Studies Philosophy Photography Poetry Political Science/Sociology (Post)colonial studies Psychology Reference Foreign language reference General Reference Religious studies Black Theology Buddhist studies Islamic studies Biblical studies - New Test Biblical studies Old Test.

71. Veil -- New And Selected Poems -- Rae Armantrout Ron Silliman
    by Rae Armantrout and ron silliman. Wesleyan University Press. Due/PublishedOctober 2001, 152 pages, paper. ISBN 0819564508. Seminary  
    http://www.semcoop.com/detail/0819564508
    
    Extractions: Search for Author/Title Keyword Title Author Publisher ISBN Featured Books in All Scholarly Subjects African American Studies African Studies American Studies Anthologies Anthropology Architecture Asian Studies Books on Books Chicago Cinema studies Media Studies Classical studies Critical Theory/Marxism Cultural Studies Geography Performance Studies Science studies Drama Economics Education Environmental studies Feminist theory/Women's study Fiction Folktales French Stuff General Interest Highlights History African African American American East Asia Eastern European European Latin American Medieval Middle East Russian South asian Southeast Asian Historiography Misc. History Humor International relations Journals Just for Fun Latin American/Caribbean St. Law Linguistics Literary Studies Literary Criticism Referenc Literary MOSTLY Theory Literary NOT Theory Mathematics Medicine/Health/AIDS Native American Studies Philosophy Photography Poetry Political Science/Sociology (Post)colonial studies Psychology Reference Foreign language reference General Reference Religious studies Black Theology Buddhist studies Islamic studies Biblical studies - New Test Biblical studies Old Test.

72. University Press Of New England | Complete Author-Title Index
    silliman, Jael, Jewish Portraits, Indian Frames. silliman, ron, ed.In the American Tree. Silverstein, Alan, Alternatives to Assimilation.  
    http://www.upne.com/bip_index_0019.html
    
    Extractions: Saba, Umberto. Estelle Gilson, tr The Stories and Recollections of Umberto Saba Saba, Umberto. Stephen Sartarelli, tr. and introd. Songbook Saba, Umberto. Stephen Sartarelli, tr. and notes History and Chronicle of the Songbook Sachar, Abram L. Brandeis University Saint-Amand, Pierre. Jennifer Curtiss Gage, tr. Santelli, Robert, and Emily Davidson, eds Santos, Irene Ramalho. Atlantic Poets Sanua, Marianne R. Sargent, William Crab Wars Sargent, William A Year in the Notch Sasanov, Catherine Traditions of Bread and Violence Saunders, Richard H. Horatio Greenough Savage, William W., Jr. Commies, Cowboys, and Jungle Queens Savigliano, Marta Elena Angora Matta Scalapino, Leslie The Front Matter, Dead Souls Scalapino, Leslie New Time Scalapino, Leslie The Public World/Syntactically Impermanence Scalapino, Leslie Scalia, Joseph, ed. Malcolm Bowie, preface. The Vitality of Objects Schenkar, Joan M. Signs of Life The White Rose Schorsch, Ismar From Text to Context Schulman, Grace For That Day Only Schulman, Grace

73. Other Voices 1.2 (September 1998), Author Biographies
    Most recently he has edited a collection of essays on ron silliman, ron sillimanand the Alphabet, which includes an essay by him entitled Reading silliman  
    http://www.othervoices.org/1.2/authors.html
    
    Extractions: Christian Davenport is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder as well as Director of the Comparative Politics Center. His primary research interests include political control (i.e., tolerance, negative sanctions/human rights violations, and accommodation), social movements, and racism. He is the author of numerous articles appearing in the American Journal of Political Science The Journal of Politics Political Research Quarterly The Journal of Political and Research Quarterly , and Electoral Studies . His current research concerns the effect of international trade on repression and the contentious political behavior of the Black Panther Party, which is being supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation. Jonathan Eburne Until his death in October 1998, Dick Higgins was a composer, painter, translator and art theorist. Happenings, Fluxus, Intermedia, Something Else Press, were a few of the terms commonly associated with Dick Higgins and his work. Having once remarked: "I find I never feel quite complete unless I'm doing all the artsvisual, musical and literary," Dick Higgins coined the term "Intermedia" to cover work of his own that fell conceptually between these categories. As the founder of Something Else Press he published works by Alan Kaprow, Gertrude Stein, Marshall McLuhan, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Emmett Williams, and Ray Johnson among others. His forty-nine books include Poems

74. Alta Peak, Mount Silliman
    silliman 22Jan-00 Joe Budman Mt silliman; As the Clouds Roll in overMount silliman 2-May-99 ron Karpel Mt silliman; Mount silliman  
    http://216.176.192.172/sps/archives/sps00196.htm
    
    Extractions: This trip was led by the author and Greg Roach to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the SPS in 1955. Both of these peaks were led by the SPS in 1956, the first year in which peaks were led by the Section. I was on that climb of Alta led by Chuck Miller and assisted by Pat Meixner on June 30- July 1, 1956. It was led as a backpack with camp at Alta Meadows. Frank Bressel, assisted by Pat Meixner led Silliman as a backpack on Sept. 8-9, 1956. They camped at Twin Lakes. Saturday morning ten of us met at Wolverton for the climb of Alta. After stashing all our excess food in the bear proof containers provided, we proceeded up the trail to the summit. After a leisurely stay on the summit and much discussion we decided to return to the cars by way of Pear Lake. We headed east: finding our way through and around the field of large boulders, then north down the drainage to Pear Lake which we passed on the east. There is some 3rd class going down and around the lake. but enjoyable. We hit the trail at the north end of Pear Lake and hiked past Emerald Lake, Aster Lake, and Heather Lake. Then, rather than going over Heather Gap we took the trail to the right past The Watchtower which most of us climbed and had fun bouldering on the various summits before returning to the cars. This whole loop trip was on trail except the stretch from the summit down to Pear Lake. I would recommend this loop trip to anyone who likes a little 3rd class.

75. Dr. Ron French
    Texas Woman's University Department of Kinesiology. Dr. ron French. Clinical Kinesiology,49(2), 5357. French, R., silliman-French, L., Holiguin, 0. (1 995).  
    http://www.twu.edu/hs/kines/french.htm
    
    Extractions: Department of Kinesiology Professor, Graduate Faculty Member, Adapted Physical Education French, R. Use of Physical Education and Sport to teach academic to at-risk children and youth. Accepted for presentation at the National Coalition for At-Risk Children and Youth Conference. Denton, TX. French, R. (1 995)., Putting it all together (keynote speech). Presented at the 24th National Conference on Physical Activity for Exceptional Individuals. San Jose, CA. French, R., Henderson, Itenschen, S., Silliman-French, L. (1995). The 504 student and special physical education. Presented at the 24th National Conference on Physical Activity for Exceptional Individuals. San Jose, CA.

76. Analyst Biography
    Outlaw, Rebecca Scholl, Ted Kempf, Robert Brown, Tony Adams, Joanne Correia, BruceCaldwell, Mika Krammer, Thomas Topolinski, Colleen Graham, ron silliman.  
    http://www4.gartner.com/AnalystBiography?authorId=7667

77. Poetry And Poetics Links
    Poetry/Poetics Weblogs. ron silliman's Weblog some the best reading I do onthe web. Laurable's Poetry Weblog Thanks to ron silliman for this link.  
    http://www.miyazaki-mu.ac.jp/~hnicoll/poetics.html
    
    Extractions: then a short list of favorites. Arras - new media poetry and poetics John Cayley: Indra's Net Electronic Poetry Center, Buffalo ubuweb FlashPoint - this is one of most complex and provocative lit mags on the web. The current issue, #5, is a John Taggart special. Check out the archives, too. Iowa Web Review Jacket - edited by John Tranter Jacket's Lit Links - an extensive, annotated listing of small press and web literature sites Minima - a very stylish magazine of new media visual art (flash) and new writing Pierre Joris - nomad poetics/for the millenium The Left Bank Review Light and Dust Jim Andrews' Vispo - visual and multi-media poetics: an on-going collection of links to the intersections of new media, progamming and poetics theory and practice

78. Silliman May 1999
    As the Clouds Roll In. Mount silliman. May 12 1999. ron Karpel. We weresupposed to climb Mt. Shasta that weekend, but got an unfavorable  
    http://www.karpel.org/Ron/Reports1999/Silliman051999.html
    
    Extractions: We were supposed to climb Mt. Shasta that weekend, but got an unfavorable weather forecast, so we decided to climb Mt. Silliman instead. We thought Shasta, Silliman, what's the difference? Reading through the many trip reports for Silliman and talking to people about it, it becomes clear that Silliman is not as easy as one would expect. Although, the statistics of 4,500 ft. and 10 mile round trip imply a relatively easy mountain that could be climbed as a day hike, in winter or early spring things can be quit different. The rout is covered with snow that makes progress difficult. Worst, the weather pattern seem to be clear in the morning, but getting cloudy and stormy in the afternoon. Many trips to Silliman end with a statement such as: "We made it about 80% of the way to the summit, but alas we did not beat the clouds closing in on an otherwise perfect-weather morning." (Rich Calliger) Our plan was to make this into a 2-day trip, and attempt the summit early on Sunday before the clouds have a chance to play their dirty trick. We started Saturday morning under bright blue sky on the Twins Lake trail. The trail was free of snow until it bends north at the end of the long assent. From there it was mostly firm snow 2-4 feet deep. The trail was marked by an indentation in the snow, but we managed to loose it at one of the creek crossing. We left the main trail at Silliman Creek and followed the drainage high on the right bank. The use trail was not visible as was the main trail to Twin Lakes, and snowshoes were needed to avoid post holing. We setup camp in a nice flat area on the north side of the creek just after it makes the sharp bend to the east.

79. Squish
    what's disappointing is ron silliman's failure to understand the reason behind someof the negative reactions to the statements made about Toronto poets on his  
    http://www.meadow4.com/squish/archives_02/001354.html
    
    Extractions: the language poet's burden re: Silliman's Blog, Friday Nov 8, 2002 what's disappointing is ron silliman's failure to understand the reason behind some of the negative reactions to the statements made about Toronto poets on his blog. what is at issue is not the relative merits of literary group formation. the issue is one of inaccurate representation, of a resistance to being labelled by them what don't know any better. Silliman is right when he says that name calling is counter-productive. So why does he persist in doing it? what's disappointing is ron silliman's failure to recognize a sincere question about the absence of a comments function on his blog, a question motivated out of a recognition of the increasing frustration over the lack of an appropriate venue for public response to his posts, a frustration which might, in part, account for the heat in e-mails he's received. what's disappointing is, in a medium where authorial cred is content driven and established from peer to peer, having to watch silliman, one of the innovators of a literary movement whose authors were interested in divesting themselves of a certain degree of power, reinvest his monoblogic authorship with as much canonical authority as possible through tone of voice, through the links on the blog which boast his print publications and honours (again, a sharp contrast to the standard issue collegial blog roll). And just in case there was any doubt, the blog's title reinforces just whose position is being advanced here. in

80. Mbox: LSD [3 Perspectives]
    LSD 3 perspectives. ron silliman (rsillima@ix.netcom.com) Sun, 4Feb 1996 183441 0500 ron silliman rsillima@ix.netcom.com. 2.  
    http://lists.village.virginia.edu/lists_archive/sixties-l.old/0127.html

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