Copyright Task List
For all of the materials I received or made photocopies of, they were all procured in the purpose of research. If Joshua decides he wants to use any of the materials, in order to receive official copies and obtain legal rights for publication, we proceed according to one of the following situations.
Situation #1: Wave owns copyright to all materials associated with author. In this case, nothing new needs to happen.
Situation #2: Wave owns copyright to the author's materials, but not the publication (interviews, collaboration, performances recorded by a source not related to Wave, etc.) In this case, I would find all the persons associated with the work and determine whether or not they own the rights. Then I would contact each stakeholder and describe our project and works desired to use. Beyond this, Joshua would take over in negotiating publication.
Situation #3: Wave does not have copyright to any of the materials. In this case, we would carefully narrow down materials and determine which are vital in order to limit amount of negotiations and use of previously published materials since the intention is always to create a unique product or contribute a new perspective to an ongoing conversation in the poetry world. We would then proceed in the same manner as the previous situation.
For all of my projects, I have not made it very far in the process and still have limited experience with copyright. Joshua discussed it in depth in order to expand my knowledge and will continue our conversation as these projects progress.
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
Checklist
Checklist
Bibliography:
“Hypnotherapy and Poetry Articles Bibliography”
Subject: Joshua
asked me to investigate the use of hypnotherapy in the construction of poetry.
He gave me two resources he had previously found that referred to this process
as “trance poetry”. He said he wanted to expand even further than this in order
to create a pamphlet about the topic. A pamphlet is a 10-page paper booklet
usually used for education purposes. Below I detail why each of these items is
relevant. At the end, two items that I found in my search that were not
relevant are included along with explanation.
Adams,
Peter. "Language, Mysticism, and Hypnotizability: a Brief
Communication." International
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. 56.1 (2008): 73-82. Print.
This
discussed the use of hypnotherapy as an experiment with language.
Blanchard,
Margaret, and S B. Sowbel. "The Breaking of Waves in a Steady Surf: the
Transformative Power of Rhythm and Emotion in Poetry." Journal of Poetry Therapy. 18.1 (2005): 249-263.
Print.
Although not directly related to hypnotherapy, this article
referenced a poet associated with Wave and her work in poetry therapy.
Cirillo, Leonard, and
Cathleen Crider. "Distinctive Therapeutic Uses Of Metaphor." Psychotherapy:
Theory, Research, Practice, Training 32.4 (1995): 511-519. Print.
Metaphor is huge part of poetry and the use of it coupled with
hypnotherapy is loosely related to the topic assigned.
Conrad, CA. “A
Conversation with Alice Notley on Trance, Tarot and Poetry.” Ten Thousand by the Fourth of July (30 January
2007). Retrieved from: http://tenbyfour.blogspot.com/2007/01/conversation-with-alice-notley-on.html
The title (as well as the
content) directly links the subject. An added bonus: CA Conrad is a Wave poet.
Di,
Donato R. "The Function of Trance and Dream in the Poetry of Annette Von
Droste-Hulshoff." Dissertation
Abstracts: Section A. Humanities and Social Science. 38 (1978). Print.
Self explanatory
Johnson,
Scott. "Storytelling and the Therapeutic Process: the Teller's
Trance." Journal of Poetry Therapy.
4.3 (1991): 141-48. Print.
ILL request sent
Although this article speaks of storytelling and not poetry, many poems
tell stories and the process of writing share similar qualities.
Joron,
Andrew. Trance Archive: New and Selected
Poems. San Francisco: City Lights Books, 2010. Print.
ILL request sent
A collection
of poems created through trance (examples are included/sited in several
articles).
MacMillan, Katie. “Trance-scripts: the poetics of a reflexive
guide to hypnosis and trance talk, a Doctoral Thesis.” (1996).
ILL
request sent
Self explanatory
Mitchell,
Robert. "Suspended Animation, Slow Time, and the Poetics of Trance." Pmla: Publications of the Modern Language
Association of America. 126.1 (2011): 107. Print.
Self explanatory
Prevallet,
Kristin. “Are Your Memories Biological?” Trance
Poetics Blog (13 January 2014). Retrieved from: http://trancepoetics.com/2014/01/13/are-your-memories-biological/
Self explanatory
Prevallet,
Kristin. “Charles Olson Project.” Trance Poetics Blog (2010). Retrieved
from: http://trancepoetics.com/tag/charles-olson/
Self explanatory
Prevallet,
Kristin. “Ouilpo: A Structural Therapy.” Trance
Poetics Blog (27 December 2007). Retrieved from: http://trancepoetics.com/2010/12/27/ouilpo-a-structural-therapy/
Note: interview referenced in
article is included in this bibliography, see Shaw.
Self explanatory
Roberts,
Thomas B. "Haiku: Language, Communication, and Hypnosis." American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis.
47.3 (2005): 199-209. Print.
Self explanatory
Schulman, Robert E.; London, Perry.
“Hypnosis and verbal learning.” The
Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, Vol 67(4), Oct 1963, 363-370.
ILL request sent
Broad overview of the use of
hypnotherapy and language.
Shaw, Lytle. “An Interview with Harry
Mathews.” Chicago Review Vol. 23, no.
2 (Spring 1997), p. 36-55.
See previous note.
Snyder,
Edward D. Hypnotic Poetry: A Study of
Trance-Inducing Technique in Certain Poems and Its Literary Significance.
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1930. Print.
ILL request sent
Self explanatory
Snyder,
ED, and RE Shor. "Trance-inductive Poetry: a Brief Communication." The International Journal of Clinical and
Experimental Hypnosis. 31.1 (1983): 1-7. Print.
ILL request sent
Self explanatory
Tegner,
Ingrid, John Fox, Robin Philipp, and Pamela Thorne. "Evaluating the Use of
Poetry to Improve Well-Being and Emotional Resilience in Cancer Patients."
Journal of Poetry Therapy. 22.3
(2009): 121-131. Print.
Self explanatory
Yee,
Grace. "Hypnotherapy." Going
Down Swinging. (2006): 26-27. Print.
ILL request sent
A broad overview of the use of hypnotherapy, including a
chapter on its relation to poetry creation.
Nonrelevant Materials:
Glazer, Gary. The
Alzheimer Poetry Project.
ILL Request sent
This
project relates to the use of poetry in therapy, but my assignment was the use
of hypnotherapy in relation to the construction of poetry.
Janet Zweig Website
Although
this site was included as a resource in one of books Joshua gave me, it did not
provide any relevant information to the topic. This was true for the majority
of this publication’s bibliography.
Monday, March 10, 2014
The Well of Loneliness Obscenity Trial Transcripts
THE
WELL OF LONELINESS OBSCENITY
CASE FILES
- Kitch, Tamsin. “The Times Book Club and The Well of Loneliness”. The Times. 2010.
printed
Article
describing the trial and Radclyffe’s relationship with The Times.
- “The Obscenity
Trial of Miss Radclyffe Hall’s novel, ‘The Well of Loneliness’ “ (November 16, 1928) British News Paper Archive
Article
that was originally published after the court case in the UK concluded.
- People vs. Friede, 133 Misc 611, 233 NYS 565
(1929).
Ordered copies
This is
a partical transcript of the US court case.
- “Sir Chartres Biron’s judgment in the
prosecution re The Well of Loneliness, November 16, 1928”. Bow Street Police
Court, 16 November 1928.
printed
- Taylor,
Leslie A. “’I Made Up My Mind to Get It’:
The American Trial of The Well of
Loneliness, New York City, 1928-29." Journal of the History of
Sexuality 10.2 (2001): 250-286.
See attached PDF
Noted:
There are no records pertaining to Friede’s prosecution, including briefs, in
the District Attorney’s Record of Cases at the Municipal Archives, City of New
York. According to archivist Kenneth Cobb, the district attorney’s office kept
records only of cases that came before the Court of General Sessions. Friede
was tried before the Court of Special Sessions. Defense Brief for the
Magistrate’s Court, City of New York, Seventh District—Borough of Manhattan: People of the State of New York v Donald
Friede and Covici-Friede, Inc., 18, in Box 383, MEC. Unfortunately, the
People’s briefs are not included among Ernst’s papers.
Nathaniel Mackey Interviews Bibliography
NATHANIEL
MACKEY INTERVIEWS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Print Interviews
·
Cunningham,
Brent. "An Interview with Nathaniel Mackey." Kenning 3 (1998).
See attached PDF
·
Foster, Edward. “An Interview with Nathiel Mackey.” Talisman: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry
and Poetics 9 (Fall 1992): 48-61.
ILL request sent
·
Funkhouser, Chris. “An Interview with Nathaniel Mackey.” Callaloo 18, no. 2 (Spring 1995): 321-334. (Originally published as
an edited conversation, given the title "Charting the
Outside," in the November, 1991, issue of Poetry Flash) http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/callaloo/v018/18.2funkhouser.html
·
Hadbawnik, David. “Interview with Nathaniel Mackey.” Front Porch (14 September 2007).
See attached PDF
·
Heuving, Jeanne. "An Interview with Nathaniel Mackey."
Contemporary Literature 53.2 (2012): 207-236.
See attached PDF
·
Naylor, Paul. “An Interview with Nathaniel Mackey.” Callaloo 23, no. 2. (2000): 645-663.
See attached PDF
·
O'Leary, Peter, Nathaniel Mackey, and Devin Johnston. "An
Interview with Nathaniel Mackey." Chicago Review (1997): 30-46.
See attached PDF
·
Rosenthal, Sarah. “The Atmosphere is Alive: Nathaniel Mackey in
Conversation.” The Academy of American
Poets (2010). http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/21973
·
Rowell,
Charles H. “An Interview with Nathaniel Mackey.” Callaloo 23.2 (Spring
2000): 703–15.
See attached PDF
·
Southard, Connor. “Q&A with Nathaniel Mackey.” The Duke Chronicle (27 September 2011).
·
Teicher, Craig Morgan. “A Conversation with Nathaniel Mackey.”
Publisher’s Weekly (22 November 2006).
Video/Audio
Interviews
·
Eady, Cornelius, Thomas Centolella,
Nathaniel Mackey, and Craig Watson. [interviews]. Buffalo, N.Y: Poetry
Collection, University at Buffalo, 2009. Sound recording.
ILL request sent
·
Mackey, Nathaniel. “Readings with Interviews.” SoundEye Cork International Poetry Festival
(2005).
(From the documentary 'SoundEye' by Adam Wyeth and Keith
Walsh. Nathaniel Mackey)
·
Nelson, Paul E.. “Nate Mackey Interviews.” PaulENelson.com (24 August 2012 & 11
March 2011).
·
Nielsen, A.L..“Interview with Nathaniel Mackey.” PennSound (18 July 1991)
http://media.sas.upenn.edu/pennsound/authors/Mackey/Mackey-Nathaniel_Interview-AL-Nielsen_Santa-Cruz_CA_7-18-91.mp3
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