Happily I join MIT science in calling for the end of the lecture as we know it. Here’s today’s New York Times on what MIT is doing. Back in March ’08 I waxed rhetorical on this topic in “end of the lecture (redux).”
PoemTalk is back after a bit of a holiday hiatus. Happy to be back with episode 13 on Kathleen Fraser's disorienting prose-poem "The Cars." The piece appears in two paragraphs on a single page in Fraser's great bookDiscrete Categories Forced into Coupling.
Cell phone in the garden of exile
The end of the lecture
Happily I join MIT science in calling for the end of the lecture as we know it. Here’s today’s New York Times on what MIT is doing. Back in March ’08 I waxed rhetorical on this topic in “end of the lecture (redux).”
The people in cars, do they see? Do they care?
can't stop the cars (PoemTalk #13)
With a bag of frozen peas on her head