--I would be happy to say that the two Steins [Gertrude and Wittgen-] are the Adam’n’ Eve of Language poetry. Or De Man, Derrida, and Dylan; Ashbery, Cage, and Picasso; or Walter Abish and Apollinaire. Maybe it’s

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Date: 2002-07-02 14:51:39 Wesleyan University people Modern art American poetry John Ashbery Language poets Avant-garde Gertrude Stein T. S. Eliot Louis Zukofsky Literature Modernism American literature		--I would be happy to say that the two Steins [Gertrude and Wittgen-] are the Adam’n’ Eve of Language poetry. Or De Man, Derrida, and Dylan; Ashbery, Cage, and Picasso; or Walter Abish and Apollinaire. Maybe it’s Add to Reading List Source URL: epc.buffalo.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 54,10 KB Share Document on Facebook

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