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1. Chapter 1

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

2. Preface

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

4. Cover

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

5. Chapter 4

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

6. Chapter 3

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

7. Chapter 2

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

8. Chapter 7

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

9. Chapter 5

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

10. Chapter 6

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

11. Chapter 8

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

12. Chapter 9

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1979

13. JUICE

Author

Stone, Oliver and Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1996

15. Pre-texts to Barthelme

Author

Coover, Robert, Barth, John, White, Curtis, Wilde, Alan, Dixon, Stephen, Eidus, Janice, Baumbach, Jonathan, Zavarzadeh, Mas'ud, Kennedy, Thomas E., Delbanco, Nicholas, Banks, Russell, Busch, Frederick, Major, Clarence, Federman, Raymond, Perloff, Marjorie, Baxter, Charles, Vonnegut, Kurt, Morace, Robert, Shields, David, Boyle, T. Corahessan, and Orphanos, Stathis

Subjects
Postmodernism (Literature) -- Methods, Plots (Drama, novel, etc.) -- Criticism and interpretation, Realism in literature -- Criticism and interpretation, Authors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Published
1991

16. Writers as Teachers/Teachers as Writers.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Abstract

In an attempt to exorcise cliched, hollow, "voiceless prose," 11 diverse novelists, poets, playwrights, essayists, and critics who are serious teachers of writing share their insights and feelings about their roles as teachers and about writing. Some of the goals expressed in these essays about the relationship between processes of writing and the teaching of writing are to create a community in the classroom whereby students are encouraged to learn from and with each other, to put the student writer in touch with himself, and to help him revive or discover his unique "personal voice." Contributing authors are Jonathan Baumbach, Wendell Berry, Robert Creeley, George P. Elliott, George Garrett, Ivan Gold, John Hawkes, Denise Levertov, Wright Morris, Grace Paley, and L. S. Simckes. (MF)

Published
1970

23. Passion?

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1978

25. Lost Weeks

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Published
1977

32. In Quest of Watercress

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
Graywolf Press, Book publishing, Literature/writing
Abstract

THE BODY IN FOUR PARTS By Janet Kauffman. 128 pp. St. Paul: Graywolf Press. $18. IF the mainstream novel in our moment seems too often the same old thing artfully [...]

Published
1993

35. What's the rumpus?

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
American fiction -- Criticism and interpretation, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, History, Literature/writing
Abstract

Creative American fiction still exists, although it has become restricted to the small market presses while mass market literature consists of recycled commodities. The distinction between serious and popular literature has now come to mean the difference between private and public works. But the quality writing will continue to exist because its writers have to write out of artistic need.

Published
1992

36. GRACE PALEY (1922- ).

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
AMERICAN women authors, NOVELISTS, FICTION, STORY plots, TALE (Literary form), SHORT story (Literary form), AMERICAN women's writings
Abstract

The article focuses on an American writer Grace Paley. Born in the Bronx on December 11, 1922, Grace Paley has a quintessential New York voice. Paley's career is an anomaly among twentieth-century American writers. She is also probably the only major American writer of her time never to have published a novel. Paley offers us the alternative of encapsulated tales. In her own quirky way, Paley has probably redefined the possibilities of the short story. She writes about families, political commitment, lost and found love, divorce, marriage, death, and ongoing life, all risky and important themes. She has published three volumes of tales, assembled as "The Collected Stories."

Published
2000

37. A Perfect Trail in Nova Scotia

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
Canada
Abstract

LEAD: On our second trip to Nova Scotia - the first was in July 1987 -we hoped to learn from our scattershot adventures during the first go. Our idea, insofar […]

Published
1990

38. Breathless Revisited.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
PUBLISHED reprints, PARODY films, GANGSTERS in motion pictures, FILM characters, ANTIHEROES in motion pictures
Abstract

A reprint of the article "'Breathless' Revisited" by Jonathan Baumbach, which originally appeared in the anthology "Great Film Directors," is presented. The article analyzes the film "Breathless" directed by Jean-Luc Godard. It notes that the film's plot is both a parody and metaphoric while drawing inspiration from American gangster film themes. Particular attention is also given to the character Michel and the audience's connection with his role as a rebel and anti-hero.

Published
2012

39. Code of Honor

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan, Baumbach, Jonathan, Baumbach, Jonathan, and Baumbach, Jonathan

Abstract

University of Michigan., Vol. 1, no. 2- issued as the University of Michigan official publication, v. 63, no. 74, Electronic serial mode of access: World Wide Web., Michigan quarterly review, Michigan quarterly review. : Vol IV : Issue 3, (dlps) volume: act2080.0004.003, (dlps) article: act2080.0004.003:7, These pages may freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please contact spo-help@umich.edu for more information.

40. Code of Honor

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan, Baumbach, Jonathan, Baumbach, Jonathan, and Baumbach, Jonathan

Abstract

University of Michigan., Vol. 1, no. 2- issued as the University of Michigan official publication, v. 63, no. 74, Electronic serial mode of access: World Wide Web., Michigan quarterly review, Michigan quarterly review. : Vol IV : Issue 3, (dlps) volume: act2080.0004.003, (dlps) article: act2080.0004.003:7, These pages may freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please contact spo-help@umich.edu for more information.

41. Forgotten.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
SHORT story (Literary form)
Abstract

The short story "Forgotten," by Jonathan Baumbach is presented.

Published
2010

42. Travels with Wizard.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
TRAVELS With Wizard (Short story), BAUMBACH, Jonathan, 1933-2019
Abstract

Presents the short story "Travels with Wizard," by Jonathan Baumbach.

Published
2007

43. Variations.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
VARIATIONS (Short story), BAUMBACH, Jonathan, 1933-2019
Abstract

Presents the short story "Variations," by Jonathan Baumbach.

Published
2006

44. Lost Car.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
LOST Car (Short story), BAUMBACH, Jonathan, 1933-2019
Abstract

Presents the short story "Lost Car," by Jonathan Baumbach.

Published
2006

45. Symposium: Do you regard film as as high an art form as literature? Why or why not? If so, what films are the equals of great literature?

Author

McGarry, Jean, Lopate, Phillip, Wilson, Frank, Nolan, James, Weinstein, Andrew, Hagley, Doug, Phillips, Robert, Goldbarth, Albert, de Chasca, Edmund, Slavitt, David R., Zaller, Robert, Vanderbilt, Gloria, Baumbach, Jonathan, Hammond, Margo, and Alonso, Juan

Subjects
ART & literature, MOTION pictures, CONFERENCES & conventions, ART & society, ART techniques, THEMES in art
Abstract

The article presents a symposium on films as an art form as literature. On the face of it, there's nothing preventing narrative film from aspiring to the condition of art, but few films seem to have achieved it. Like popular fiction or song, movies are stunted by the constraint of form. That they deliver on the promise of entertaining an audience large enough to recoup the vast figure needed to launch even a modest effort. The great foreign films (the so-called "art" movies) are, of course, proud to ignore the constraint, happy to be long, baggy, humorless, ambiguous, shaped with no concern for jolts or thrills; to be, in short, always more and less entertaining.

Published
2004

46. Reverie.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
REVERIE (Short story), BAUMBACH, Jonathan, 1933-2019
Abstract

Presents the short story "Reverie," by Jonathan Baumbach.

Published
2004

47. Lost in Translation.

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
LOST in Translation (Short story), BAUMBACH, Jonathan, 1933-2019
Abstract

Presents the short story "Lost in Translation," by Jonathan Baumbach.

Published
2003

49. HOW FOTO JOE WON THE WAR

Author

Baumbach, Jonathan

Subjects
Literature/writing
Abstract

LEAD: THE EIGHT CORNERS OF THE WORLD By Gordon Weaver. 382 pp. Chelsea, Vt.: Chelsea Green Publishing Company. $19.95. THE EIGHT CORNERS OF THE WORLD By Gordon Weaver. 382 pp. [...]

Published
1989

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