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  <review review_id="26171">
    <review_id>26171</review_id>
    <reviewbody>Good not excellent recording quality (picks up high end and a small hum around 10 minutes). Phil Whalen(?) chimes in now and then. Ginsberg is funny and open. Features a nicely sung unaccompanied "To Tirzah".&#13;
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0:00: Allen pushes the sitting meditation.&#13;
5:08: WC Williams "Thursday"&#13;
6:30: Explains connection btwn Buddhist and Yankee Pragmatic metaphysics and general thesis of poetic yoga.&#13;
9:00: Funny personal reflections on teaching and his recent failures/nervous breakdowns therein.&#13;
11:10: Haiku and RH Blyth; favorite Asian writers and books&#13;
19:05: "Nivrandahath(?) adorns himslf with neck garland of smells..." One of AG's favorite poems from the Orient by Changdeva&#13;
22:45: Ho Chi Minh's poems&#13;
25:00: Andre Michaux, Ed Dorn, Greg Tate&#13;
26:50: Transcendent visions become boring.&#13;
35:00: What languages do you read? &#13;
37:20: Rosseau's Banquet Anecdote&#13;
38:45: "Being Geniuses Together" AG says "one of the most influential books on me"&#13;
41:05: Blake's To Tirzah sung&#13;
45:00: Blake, illustrations: Alvethorpe Mansion&#13;
49:30: Gertrude Stein's role&#13;
51:35: Political Disillusionment&#13;
57:00: Varieties of political demonstrations &#13;
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THANK YOU KIND NAROPA LIBRARIANS</reviewbody>
    <reviewtitle>Casual Q&amp;A Class</reviewtitle>
    <reviewer>Blank</reviewer>
    <reviewdate>2004-12-02 08:47:05</reviewdate>
    <createdate>2004-12-02 06:23:30</createdate>
    <stars>4</stars>
  </review>
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    <num_reviews>1</num_reviews>
    <avg_rating>4.00</avg_rating>
  </info>
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