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- DEDICATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- DECLARATION
- CERTIFICATE
- ABBREVIATIONS
- NOTES
- CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTION
- The Far reaching impact of Williams Poetics
- The Problematic of the Long poem
- The Postmodern CriticaI Scenario and Critical Responses to Williams
- Notes
- II. HOW SHALL I BE A MIRROR TO THIS MODERNITY?
- Modernism: A Movement through Time
- Modernism in the Making: Bergson, Neitzsche, Fenellosa, Pound and Williams
- Modernist - Postmodernist Trends in America: A Historical Sketch
- Notes
- III. THE MULTIPLE SEED, / PACKED TIGHT WITH DETAIL, SOURED, / IS LOST IN THE FLUX
- Postmodem Aesthetics: The Role of Williams. Section I
- The measure Intervenes, to measure is all we know: The Experiment and Experience of the new measure. Seotion 2.
- Notes
- IV. FOR THE BEGINNING IS ASSUREDLY / THE END
- Paterson Book I
- The Word incarnate: Section 1
- The divisions and imbalances: the Influx of the Indeterminate: Book I Section 2
- The Visible Flux of the Present: Book I Section 3
- Voices / multiple and inarticulate: Paterson Book II
- The Spatio-temporal Standpoint: Section 1
- Stasis and Ek-stasis: Book II Section 2
- The Variable foot - A Mediation of Order and Disorder, and Collage as a Device for Erosion of Boundaries: Book II Section 3
- Notes
- V. THE SURFACE / GLISTENS, ONLY THE SURFACE
- Paterson Book Ill
- The Writer and the Reader Weaving out Reality within the act of perception: Section 1
- Writing as Process: the Materiality of Words Strewn on the Page.Book Ill Section 2
- The Surrealistic Streak: the Struggle to begin to begin: The Paterson Pallmtext Book Ill Section 3
- The sea that sucks in all the rivers: Paterson book IV
- An Experiment in Different Registers: Section 1
- Decomposition - the Art of Particularizing the General to Explore the Universal inthe Local: Book IV Section 2
- A Closure with Nascent Openings: Book IV Section 3
- The serpent / its tail in its mouth: Paterson Book V
- The Past as an Enriching Present: Section 1
- Going beyond Monism, Pluralism: Book V Section 2
- Dance as Performance, Participation: Book V Section 3
- Notes
- VI. PATERSON BOOK VI WORDS ARE THE BURDEN OF POEMS, POEMS ARE MADE OF WORDS
- Notes
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY