My Way

Charles Bernstein is the Donald T. Regan Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of Pennsylvania and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Preface A Defense of Poetry The Revenge of the Poet-Critic, or The Parts Are Greater Than the Sum of the Whole Thelonious Monk and the Performance of Poetry An Interview with Manuel Brito Solidarity Is the Name We Give to What We Cannot Hold What's Art Got to Do with It?: The Status of the Subject of the Humanities in an Age of Cultural Studies A Test of Poetry The Book as Architecture Dear Mr. Fanelli An Interview with Hannah Mockel-Rieke I Don't Take Voice Mail: The Object of Art in the Age of Electronic Technology Weak Links (on Hannah Weiner) Claire-in-the-Building Again Eigner Frame Lock "Passed by Examination": Paragraphs for Susan Howe The Value of Sulfur Shaker Show Gertrude and Ludwig's Bogus Adventure Introjective Verse Poetics of the Americas Unzip Bleed Lachrymose Encaustic / Abrasive Tear Stein's Identity Provisional Institutions: Alternative Presses and Poetic Innovation Pound and the Poetry of Today Inappropriate Touching Robin on His Own (on Robin Blaser) Water Images of The New Yorker The Response as Such: Words in Visibility From an Ongoing Interview with Tom Beckett Explicit Version Number Required Hinge Picture (on George Oppen) Reznikoff's Nearness An Autobiographical Interview Beyond Emaciation Riding's Reason Whose He Kidding Unrepresentative Verse (on Ginsberg and Eliot) Poetry and [Male?] Sex Close Listening: Poetry and the Performed Word Taps [In memoriam Eric Mottram] Warning - Poetry Area: Publics under Construction The Republic of Reality Notes and Acknowledgments