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My homage to the great American poet Amiri Baraka.

Why Is We Americans-Amiri Baraka (The Grit Remix) produced by OCANSEY

Professor of English and noted poetry critic Stephen Burt reads from D.A. Powell’s poetry collection “Chronic.” “It’s a book I’ve been coming back to and back to ever since it came out in 2009,” said Burt.

Read more on the Harvard Gazette: http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2013/10/chain-letters-stephen-burt/

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Poet Josh Bell, the Briggs-Copeland Lecturer on English and author of “No Planets Strike,” discusses “a weird pick … it’s a short section of a poem from a longer epic poem called ‘The Baal Cycle,’ an ancient Ugaritic poem about conflict between gods and goddesses.”

Read more on the Harvard Gazette: http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2013/10/chain-letters-josh-bell/

Josh Bell | Soundbytes

In The Tradition: Amiri Baraka 1934 – 2014
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Photo Credit: Chester Higgins Jr.

In The Tradition: Amiri Baraka 1934 – 2014

PhD candidates Stuart McManus and Tom Keeline join us to discuss their discovery of a long-lost poem by Benjamin Larnell, Harvard's last Native American poet of the colonial era. We also hear about the history of Native American education in America, and Tom discusses his own Latin versifications.

Native American Poetry… In Latin: Stuart McManus and Tom Keeline | Veritalk

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