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The Etiquette of Freedom: Gary Snyder, Jim Harrison, and <i>The Practice of the Wild</i> by Gary Snyder, Jim Harrison, 2010-10-01

The Gary Snyder Reader: Prose, Poetry, and Translations by Gary Snyder, 2000-04

The Practice of the Wild: With a New Preface by the Author by Gary Snyder, 2010-08-17

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems by Gary Snyder, 2010-08-31

Turtle Island (A New Directions book) by Gary Snyder, 1974-11-01

Mountains and Rivers Without End: Poem by Gary Snyder, 2008-03-03

Back on the Fire: Essays by Gary Snyder, 2008-01-28

No Nature: New and Selected Poems by Gary Snyder, 1993-09-07

The Back Country by Gary Snyder, 1971-06

A Place in Space: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds by Gary Snyder, 2008-06-28

The Real Work: Interviews and Talks, 1964-1979 by Gary Snyder, William Scott McLean, 1980-08

The Practice of the Wild: Essays by Gary Snyder, 1990-09

A Place for Wayfaring: The Poetry and Prose of Gary Snyder by Patrick D. Murphy, 2000-03-15

He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village: The Dimensions of a Haida Myth by Gary Snyder, 2007-05-01

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The Circumambulation Of Mt. Tamalpais, By Gary Snyder
Gary Snyder's poem, with photographs of the poet and others on a circumambulation of Mt. Tamalpais in May of 1996 On April 8, 1956, Gary Snyder began work on a long poem entitled Mountains and Rivers Without End.
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Extractions: Introduction to this Web Presentation On April 8, 1956, Gary Snyder began work on a long poem entitled Mountains and Rivers Without End . Initially inspired by East Asian landscape painting and his own experience within "a chaotic universe where everything is in place," Snyder's vision was further stimulated by Asian art and drama, Gaia history, Native American performance and storytelling, the practice of Zen Buddhism, and the varied landscapes of Japan, California, Alaska, Australia, China, and Taiwan. While a few individual sections of the poem have been published in literary magazines and seven poems in a chapbook, Snyder's ardent fans have waited patiently through the past forty years for the completion of Mountains and Rivers Without End . The entire work appears for the first time in this volume.
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Includes quotes and excerpts from various works.Category Arts Literature Authors S Snyder, GaryBack To Earth Talk Index. Gary snyder gary Snider is the author of numerous volumesof essays and poems, including the Pulitzer Prize winning Turtle Island.
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Extractions: Gary Snider is the author of numerous volumes of essays and poems, including the Pulitzer Prize- winning Turtle Island . He teaches literature and wilderness thought at the University of California at Davis and lives with his family in the Sierra foothills. in the service of the wilderness of life of death of the mother's breasts. - from "Tomorrow's Song," in Turtle Island This living flowing land is all there is, forever We could live on this Earth without clothes or tools! -From "By Frazier Creek Falls" in Turtle Island Coyote and Ground Squirrel do not break the compact they have with each other that one must play predator and the other play game. The Practice of the Wild We . . . must try to live without causing unnecessary harm, not just to fellow humans but to all beings. We must try not to be stingy, or to exploit others. There will be enough pain in the world as it is. Ibid. Creatures who have traveled with us through the ages are now apparently doomed, as their habitat - and the old, old habitat of humans - falls before the slow-motion explosion of expanding world economies. Ibid.
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Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Snyder Gary (1930-), amerykañski poeta i eseista. Efektem dzieciñstwa spêdzonego w stanach Oregon i Washington by³o zafascynowanie Snydera przyrod±, górami, kultur± Indian (spisywa³ legendy Indian Hopi). W Reed College podj±³ studia z zakresu antropologii i literatury, które ukoñczy³ w 1951. Nastêpnie zacz±³ studiowaæ orientalistykê na uniwersytecie w Berkeley, gdzie nawi±za³ kontakty z poetami zwi±zanymi z ruchem beatników , protestuj±cych przeciwko amerykañskiemu modelowi ¿ycia i zachodniej cywilizacji. W 1956 uda³ siê do Japonii. W Kioto, pod opiek± mistrza Odo Sesso Roshi, przez kilkana¶cie lat studiowa³ zen . Odby³ liczne podró¿e (m.in. przez 6 miesiêcy przebywa³ w Indiach). W 1968, po powrocie do Ameryki, rozpocz±³ karierê naukow±, by³ wyk³adowc± na wielu uczelniach (m.in. w Berkeley). W 1985 Uniwersytet Kalifornijski w Davis przyzna³ mu tytu³ profesora literatury angielskiej. W twórczo¶ci Snydera widoczne jest zafascynowanie kultur± i filozofi± Wschodu, umotywowane ich dog³êbn± znajomo¶ci±. Poeta, którego ¶wiatopogl±d ukszta³towa³ siê pod wp³ywem
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RA and AIFF file of Gary Snyder in conversation on a houseboat.Category Arts Literature Authors S Snyder, GaryGary Snyder. Gary Snyder, in a discussion with Alan Watts, Timothy Learyand Allen Ginsberg,talks about spiritual change. This conversation
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Gary Snyder was born on May 8, 1930 in San Francisco, California and is well knownnot only for his association with the Beat writers, but for his advocacy of
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Extractions: For All Other Writers: Richard Brautigan Charles Bukowski William S. Burroughs Neal Cassady Gregory Corso Robert Creeley Diane di Prima Robert Duncan William Everson Lawrence Ferlinghetti Allen Ginsberg John Clellon Holmes LeRoi Jones Bob Kaufman Jack Kerouac Ken Kesey Philip Lamantia Denise Levertov Michael McClure Frank O'Hara Peter Orlovsky Kenneth Patchen Kenneth Rexroth Anne Waldman Lew Welch Philip Whalen William Carlos Williams PHOTO GALLERY Gary Snyder was born on May 8, 1930 in San Francisco, California and is well known not only for his association with the Beat writers, but for his advocacy of community living and ecological concerns. Much of his writing demonstrates the influence of the respected American poets, Walt Whitman and Ezra Pound, as well as intimations of mysticism exemplified in Far Eastern forms. His experiences as a logger and ranger in the Pacific Northwest were inspirations for his first two collections of poetry: Riprap (1959) and Myths and Texts Many of his later works focus on alternatives to city living and show a reverence for nature and a deep interest in the philosophies of the East. The latter is a characteristic that seems an almost ubiquitous attribute possessed by many other Beat writers. Perhaps this quality respect and toleration for the world around oneself are what make these writers as interesting as they are accessible.
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Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Snyder Gary (1930-), amerykañski poeta i eseista. Efektem dzieciñstwa spêdzonego w stanach Oregon i Washington by³o zafascynowanie Snydera przyrod±, górami, kultur± Indian (spisywa³ legendy Indian Hopi). W Reed College podj±³ studia z zakresu antropologii i literatury, które ukoñczy³ w 1951. Nastêpnie zacz±³ studiowaæ orientalistykê na uniwersytecie w Berkeley, gdzie nawi±za³ kontakty z poetami zwi±zanymi z ruchem beatników , protestuj±cych przeciwko amerykañskiemu modelowi ¿ycia i zachodniej cywilizacji. W 1956 uda³ siê do Japonii. W Kioto, pod opiek± mistrza Odo Sesso Roshi, przez kilkana¶cie lat studiowa³ zen . Odby³ liczne podró¿e (m.in. przez 6 miesiêcy przebywa³ w Indiach). W 1968, po powrocie do Ameryki, rozpocz±³ karierê naukow±, by³ wyk³adowc± na wielu uczelniach (m.in. w Berkeley). W 1985 Uniwersytet Kalifornijski w Davis przyzna³ mu tytu³ profesora literatury angielskiej. W twórczo¶ci Snydera widoczne jest zafascynowanie kultur± i filozofi± Wschodu, umotywowane ich dog³êbn± znajomo¶ci±. Poeta, którego ¶wiatopogl±d ukszta³towa³ siê pod wp³ywem
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Gary Snyder excerpts; bioregion educational material.Category Arts Literature Authors S Snyder, GaryGary Snyder What You Should Know to be Fully Alive. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW TO BE APOET. all you can about animals as persons. Gary Snyder. Gary Snyder is alive.
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Extractions: Gary Snyder: What You Should Know to be Fully Alive WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW TO BE A POET all you can about animals as persons. the names of trees and flowers and weeds. names of stars, and the movements of the planets and the moon. your own six senses, with a watchful and elegant mind . . -Gary Snyder Gary Snyder is alive. I do not mean simply that he continues to breathe, which he does at the age of 62, but that he knows what it means to be fully alive Despite his love for his home, Gary Snyder left for Japan for nearly ten years to study Zen Buddhism. When he returned, Snyder settled in California, in the San Juan ridge in the foothills of the Sierras. He continued to write and won a Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1975. He has written over a dozen books of poetry and prose. Currently, he instructs writing courses at UC: Davis each Spring. So Gary Snyder is a poet, a writer, an anthropologist, a mountaineer, a Buddhist. These are things he does . But what does he believe in ? Gary Snyder is a bioregionalist . A bioregion is a geographic area that has a distinct soil type and climate, includes atleast one entire watershed, and supports specific native plants and animals. Bioregions are defined not by state or county lines, but by natural boundaries such as mountain ranges and rivers. California, for instance, would not be one state, but
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Extractions: Gary Snyder was born in San Francisco and studied at Reed College in Portland. Zen poet and environmental activist, he's worked as a logger and a trail-crew member, and studied Oriental langauges at Berkeley. He's also written many books of poetry and prose, including, The Gary Snyder Reader No Nature:New and Selected Poems Riprap Axe Handles ... Regarding Wave , and Turtle Island , which won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. Gary Snyder: The act of making something, bringing elements together and creating a new thing with craft and wit hidden in it, is a great pleasure. It's not the only sort of pleasure, but it is challenging and satisfying, and not unlike other sorts of creating and building. In Greek "poema" means "makings." It doesn't change with the years, or with the centuries.
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Gary Snyder. Gary Snyder was one of the original Beat poets, and alongwith Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and Alan Watts helped to
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Extractions: Gary Snyder was one of the original Beat poets, and along with Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and Alan Watts helped to shape modern poetry and to fuel the cultural revolution of the 1960's. His spiritual and literary explorations of the fifties and sixties led him to study Zen Buddhism, which he practices to this day. His sprituality and respect for Nature sound throughout his work. He is currently a member of the faculty at the University of California at Davis. This quote is from an essay entitled "Coming in to the Watershed". It demonstrates his life-long commitment to the environment and nature, starting years ago when he and Kerouac sought satori in the heights of the Sierras. It also ties into his concern for human beings and their physical and spiritual connections to the natural world. Finally, it illustrates his interest in community as a force in both natural and human relationships. The quote sets the theme for this web site's exploration of those concepts and their connection to our past, present, and future. "Coming in to the Watershed" and other collected essays will be available in print as "A Place in Space" from Counterpoint Press, sometime in the fall of '95 . Photo courtesy of Rosina Fleming Back to: The Schuylkill River
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Gary snyder gary Snyder was one of the original Beat poets, and along with AllenGinsberg, Jack Kerouac, and Alan Watts helped to shape modern poetry and to
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Extractions: Gary Snyder Gary Snyder was born on May 8, 1930 in San Francisco, California. From there he grew up in the Pacific Northwest and attended Reed College along with his friends and bohemian group members Philip Whalen and Lew Welch . Then after Reed he moved to Berkeley to study Asian Languages. While attending Berkley, Snyder found interest in Chinese and Japenese culture and poetry. Through these studies, he met Kenneth Rexroth , and immediately found his place, writing poems, and studying and teaching Buddhist conciousness, in the Beat movement. He read his poem 'A Berry Feast' at the famous poetry reading at the Six Gallery in 1955, and inspired Buddihst thinking within the Beats. Snyder saved most of his money in trying to get a trip to Japan. He finally saved up enough and while in Japan he wrote Petersen that he had come to realize "that I am firstmost a poet, doomed to be shamelessly silly, undignified, curious, cuntstruck, & considering (in the words of Rimbaud) the disorder of my own mind sacred. So I don't think I'll ever commit myself to the roll of Zen monk..." For 12 years he studied Rinzai Zen Buddhism, worked as a researcher and translator of Zen texts, and traveled throughout Asia, including a 6 month sojourn in India where he met the Dalai Lama in 1962. He also worked for 9 months in the engine room of a tanker visiting various ports in the Pacific and the Persian Gulf. Gary Snyder was one of the original Beat poets, and along with
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Gary Snyder, American poet, Zen Buddhist, mountaineer, environmental activist,deep ecology philosopher, founder member of the Beat Generation, one of the
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Extractions: [Gary Snyder] a friend, colleague and a major literary figure of the twentieth century. A major poet and ethical voice in the best honored traditions of the American Thoreau and the Japanese haiku-master Dogen. His work makes us far more alive and attentive; it reaches into our deepest and best resources, heartens us to the challenges and promises of restoration to a natural place from which many of us now feel ourselves estranged. Robert Haas, US Poet Laureate For the past forty years, Gary Snyder has pursued a radical vision which integrates Zen Buddhism, American Indian practices, ecological thinking and wilderness values. The vision has informed his poetry, shaped the cause of Deep Ecology, and produced a distinctive answer to the eternal question of what it is to live a human life. Jack Turner If Ginsberg is the Beat movement's Walt Whitman, Gary Snyder is the Henry David Thoreau. Bruce Cook I hold the most archaic values on earth ... the fertility of the soul, the magic of the animals, the power-vision in solitude, .... the love and ecstasy of the dance, the common work of the tribe. Gary Snyder In wilderness is the preservation of the world.
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Gary Snyder. Cobble of End). Recently (August 11, 2000), Gary Snyderread his entire epicpoem, Mountains and Rivers Without End. Ken
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Extractions: and rocky sure-foot trails... -from "Riprap" Born: May 8, 1930, San Francisco Recently, a friend told me that Gary Snyder doesn't consider himself part of the beat generationbut that the beat generation was formed by the writers who met up on the East Coast, such as Burroughs, Ginsberg, and Kerouac before they came out to the West Coast to meet up with poets like Kenneth Rexroth, Philip Whalen, Michael McClure, and others who'd been publishing in underground mags. While that may be true, I'd always associated Gary with Jack Kerouac's great and powerful book The Dharma Bums , at least until the past couple years when I began to understand how much Gary popped out of the seams of the beat generational 50s. There is a certain label and media projection of the beatsa public relations' eyeball, if you willthat needs to be transcended. Putting folks like Gary Snyder (or Gregory Corso, for example, who hated the label of beat) into that category is just an easy way of clumping them into something that's understandable for young scholars. That's sort of what this site has traditionally done: pull together the common players but then expand on them individually so that the transcendence hopefully is understood.
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Gary Snyder resources at Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base. Resourcesinclude annotated things. Interview with Gary Snyder. 1998 Interview
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Extractions: Advertising Gary Snyder Online Resources Texts: Gary Snyder Used Books: Gary Snyder Know of a Resource? ... and Translations, 1952-1998 by Gary Snyder Introducing this generous selection of the most appealing of the Beat writers, Jim Dodge says he changed his college major from fisheries management to "interdisciplinary studies, incorporating biology, English, and journalism" after reading Snyder's "Hay for the Horses." That early poem, from Riprap (1959), is Snyder's "Stopping By Woods" or "Richard Cory" the one of his poems that, once read, is never forgotten, perhaps because, like Frost's and Robinson's chestnuts, it makes a statement about life's meaning, albeit a much more sanguine one than the great New Englanders' poems make. It appears in Dodge's remarks and again among the other poems in the collection. May it change other lives, though if one is resistant to poetry, there is twice as much of Snyder's prose here, concerned with nature, environmental consciousness, mythology, and, underlying it all, Buddhism, of which Snyder has long been a major practical Western exponent. Snyder is a man who lives healthily in the world, and any of his work is likely to change lives.
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Snyder, Gary. Author snyder gary Subject Outdoors Nature Title ThePractice of the Wild Essays Butter Beans to Blackberries Reci
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