ModPo Database Participant: Jake Marmer

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ModPo TAs explain how their readings of poems change over time

ModPo TAs explain how their readings of poems change over time

ModPoPLUS
video: introduction
0:25:25
Jake Marmer discusses trying close reading with his students

Jake Marmer discusses trying close reading with his students

TRC
video: introduction
0:00:50
further discussion of Dickinson's "Volcanoes Be in Sicily"

further discussion of Dickinson’s “Volcanoes Be in Sicily”

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
12:55
discussion of "The Brain within its Groove" and neuro-non normativity

discussion of “The Brain within its Groove” and neuro-non normativity

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:03:59
discussion of Dickinson's "Much Madness is divinest Sense"

discussion of Dickinson’s “Much Madness is divinest Sense”

ModPoPLUS
video: primary poem discussion
0:06:26
further discussion of Dickinson's "Much Madness is divinest Sense" from a ModPo webcast

further discussion of Dickinson’s “Much Madness is divinest Sense” from a ModPo webcast

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:05:24
further discussion of Victor's "W is for Walt Whitman's Soul"

further discussion of Victor’s “W is for Walt Whitman’s Soul”

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:06:39
discussion of the ongoing influence of Walt Whitman

discussion of the ongoing influence of Walt Whitman

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:02:55
further discussion of Phillips's "This" (2018)

further discussion of Phillips’s “This” (2018)

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:11:14
discussion of Wisher's "From Imhotep's Kundalini"

discussion of Wisher’s “From Imhotep’s Kundalini”

ModPoPLUS
video: primary poem discussion
0:29:18
discussion of criteria for what counts as "Dickinsonian" poetry

discussion of criteria for what counts as “Dickinsonian” poetry

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:02:48
further discussion of Williams's "Lines" from a live webcast (2020)

further discussion of Williams’s “Lines” from a live webcast (2020)

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:05:35
on cross-influence of "Oread" and Japanese poetry

on cross-influence of “Oread” and Japanese poetry

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:13:12
discussion of Moore's "To a Snail"

discussion of Moore’s “To a Snail”

ModPoPLUS
video: primary poem discussion
0:06:04
discussion of "loving repeating" in Stein

discussion of “loving repeating” in Stein

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:17:44
community discussion of Stein's "A Table" (San Francisco, 2016)

community discussion of Stein’s “A Table” (San Francisco, 2016)

ModPoPLUS
video: CCCR
0:44:35
further discussion of "If I Told Him..." featuring Jerome Rothenberg

further discussion of “If I Told Him…” featuring Jerome Rothenberg

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:06:13
another further discussion of the Baroness's "Ancestry"

another further discussion of the Baroness’s “Ancestry”

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
8:45
ModPo TAs reflect on how their readings of week 5 poems have evolved

ModPo TAs reflect on how their readings of week 5 poems have evolved

ModPoPLUS
video: introduction
0:25:25
discussion of institutional religion and abortion rights in Ruth Lechlitner's "Lines for an Abortionist's Office" from a live webcast

discussion of institutional religion and abortion rights in Ruth Lechlitner’s “Lines for an Abortionist’s Office” from a live webcast

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:13:26
ModPo TAs reflect on how their readings of week 5 poems have evolved

ModPo TAs reflect on how their readings of week 5 poems have evolved

ModPoPLUS
video: further poem discussion
0:25:25