Category: Ernest Fenollosa

  • Preface to ‘The Mayan Letters by CHarles Olson.

    For me, and my world right now (9th December 2012) Charles Olson and his book ‘The Mayan Letters’ makes perfect sense.

    Here’s the preface:

    Preface to Mayan Letters

    by Charles Olson

    Sometime toward the end of 1950, it was in December I think, but the letter isn’t dated, I heard that Charles Olson was off to Yucatan. A sudden “fluke”—the availability of some retirement money owed him from past work as a mail carrier—gave him enough for the trip, “not much but a couple of hundred, sufficient, to GO, be, THERE. . . .” By February I had got another letter, “have just this minute opened this machine in this house lerma. . . .” From that time on I heard from him regularly, and so was witness to one of the most incisive experiences ever recorded. Obviously it is very simple to call it that, that is, what then happened, and what Olson made of his surroundings and himself. Otherwise, it is necessary to remember that Olson had already been moving in this direction, back to a point of origin which would be capable of extending “history” in a new and more usable sense. In his book on Melville, Call Me Ishmael , he had made the statement, “we are the last first people . . .”; and in his poetry, most clearly in “The Kingfishers,” there was constant emphasis on the need to break with the too simple westernisms of a ‘greek culture.’
    Yucatan made the occasion present in a way that it had not been before. The alternative to a generalizing humanism was locked, quite literally, in the people immediately around him, and the conception, that there had been and could be a civilization anterior to that which he had come from, was no longer conjecture, it was fact. He wrote me, then, “I have no doubt, say, that the American will
    Charles Olson, Mayan Letters (Bañalbufar, Mallorca: Divers Press, 1953).

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    more and more repossess himself of the Indian past. . . . If you and I see the old deal as dead (including Confucius, say), at the same time that we admit the new is of the making of our own lives & references, yet, there is bound to be a tremendous pick-up from history other than that which has been usable as reference, the moment either that history is restored (Sumer, or, more done, Chichen or Uaxactun) or rising people (these Indians, as camposinos ripe for Communist play—as ripe as were the Chinese, date 1921, June 30). . . .” The problem was, to give form, again, to what the Maya had been—to restore the “history” which they were. For in the Maya was the looked-for content: a reality which is “wholly formal without loss of intimate spaces, with the ball still snarled, yet, with a light (and not stars) and a heat (not androgyne) which declares, the persistence of both organism and will (human). . . .”
    In editing the present selection, I have tried to maintain a continuity in spite of the limits of space and the loss of some letters which it has meant. I have indicated excisions with dots ( . . .), whenever such were necessary.

  • When ‘Livvylong’ is Chinese

    Finnegans Wake, a hugely complicated work by Irish author James Joyce, will get a receptionfrom Chinese readers in September.
    The first volume of Finnegans Wake was translated by Dai Congrong, a Chinese language andliterature professor of Fudan University, and will be published by Shanghai People’s PublishingHouse.
    “I was aware about how tough it would be from the very beginning,” Dai says.
    “Yet without Chinese translation, the book would remain a mystery for Chinese readers,especially those who love James Joyce.”
    Dai says she spent 10 years translating the work. And this is just the first volume.
    At a recent seminar about the Chinese edition of Finnegans Wake, Dai shared her experience oftranslating the book with a group of scholars from the literature department of Chinese Academyof Social Sciences.
    In the translated work, Dai keeps about half of the author’s original words, and has put downevery possible meaning of some complicated words that have rich meanings as footnotes.
    “Many words in this book have very rich meanings, and that’s why people find it hard to get itright,” Dai says. “As a translator, I think I tried to not translate each word and sentence, onlybased on my own understanding. This way, we can leave more space for the readers.”
    She says the footnotes are equally important as Joyce’s original text, as they show the author’sopen-mindedness and diversity.
    Joyce, an Irish novelist and poet, is considered one of the most influential writers in themodernist avant-garde of the early 20th century.
    Finnegans Wake, which Joyce worked on for 17 years in his later years, is a work of comicfiction and significant for its experimental style.
    The book is also known as the most difficult work in English literature. Upon writing the book,Joyce once said that it would take people 300 years to fully understand its meaning.
    While a French translation of the book took 30 years and the German version took 19 years, ittook Dai just a decade to translate the first volume.
    “In order to grasp its meaning, I had to break up each word and study it individually, as the bookis full of word combinations that Joyce created,” she says. “For example, the word ‘livvylong’ canbe understood as ‘Livvy is a long river’, or as ‘life long’.”
    More than 10 scholars attended the discussion and shared their opinions on the translatededition.
    Liu Yiqing, an English teacher from Peking University, thinks the book should not only considerreaders who are Joyce experts.
    “There is still something we can improve in the way the footnotes are presented,” she says. “While putting every possible meaning in Chinese into the text, it will break the integrity of thestory. We should make it a story that is also interesting for college students to read andunderstand.”
    Zhang Yu, a 26-year-old student who studied comparative literature during her postgraduatestudies, says she heard about Finnegans Wake at university, but was taken aback by theabnormal writing style and found it difficult to understand.
    “I am very much looking forward to the translated version in Chinese, even though there may beobstacles,” she says.
    Wang Weisong, editor-in-chief of Shanghai People’s Publishing House, says readership of theChinese translation mainly focuses on Chinese scholars who study Joyce’s works.
    But they also hope that all fans of Joyce will love the book.
    zhangyue@chinadaily.com.cn
    (China Daily 09/18/2012 page19)

  • TTOTT in 12 lines or less

    TTOTT in TWELVE by Steve ‘fly agaric 23’ Pratt.

    Fly On The Tale Of The Tribe: A Rollercoaster Ride With Robert Anton Wilson

    by Steven James Pratt

    Link: http://a.co/gOGNKyV

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  • TTOTT WHEELS GO AROUNDAROTA

    TTOTT WHEELS GO AROUNDAROTA

    TTOTT WHEELS GO AROUNDAROTA

    BALANCING THE EQUATIONS WITH TRIADS.

    I view a part of my task in setting up a table of ttott correspondences as providing examples of how the tables can be used to create various effects. Both as study guides into historical, biographical work and as imagination guides into the tale of the tribe, and the new translations.

    The triangular structure enables opposing characteristics of mildness and severity a point of resolution and of synthesis, a middle path that may recycle the energies back and around and in so doing balance the opposing forces. The general idea of dividing 30 characters into 10 sets of triangulated groups of three characters, for example, may provide a working model for a rough structure, as would 15 sets of waltzing duo’s of opposing forces or a ‘coincidance of contraries’ as Joyce put it in Finnegans Wake.

    GEODESICS

    I have developed number systems for working out the new maps, due to the possibility of multi-dimensional models at a latter stage of the project, whereby objects containing various symbols and images can be folded and enfolded. I have already experimented with a TTOTT Dodecahedron of 20 sides and 12 vertices, and in principle, the numbers 30, 60, 90,120 and 150 all render symmetrical objects upon which information may be presented, here I pay tribute to Buckminster Fuller, and Giordano Bruno.

    THE TALLY OF THE TRIBE.

    The set of 5 wheels I have designed each have 30 ‘nodes’ on their belt of concentric rings. I made them by choosing 5 major categories: Tailors, Theolo, Texts, Teachings, Totems (Human Beings, Spirits, Texts, Principles, Objects).

    I have chose to recycle ‘T’ words and keep a running TTOTT structure to each heading and category I make. The TTOTT logo features four ‘T’s tilted to create a four way symmetry (+) with a circle placed central. If you pretend to say the word ‘T’ you’ll notice your tongue gets right up on your teeth, and if you make a repeated ‘T’ sound you may notice that you sound a little like a Hi-Hat cymbal, and, that you can repeat the letter ‘T’ faster and with more control than possibly any other letter in the English Alphabet? This will have some correspondence to the spoken word and spoken drum components to the class, but also keep the original TTOTT (the tale of the tribe) intact.

    Giordano Bruno used the number 30 often when constructing his wheels and wheels within wheels. Although unlike Bruno, my belts are so far only attenuated to the TTOTT matter, and simply borrow the use of the number 30 and the idea of putting lists of things on concentric rings, 5 in total, producing 150 nodes, or images in Bruno’s model, that I should add seems incredibly more complex and refined than my wheels. Reading Bruno recently led me to revisit the idea of having 30 things on revolving tables, something I used to anchor some themes in an early edition of my book: World Piss: 30 seals and the spore of the words.

    All the characters that follow Bruno chronologically can appear on the wheels that he inspired, together with Giambattista Vico, (another philosopher of the revolutionary hermetic renaissance tradition), the tribal characters can ride the wheel, the turning tables of correspondences, and so unify in that movement, that ever-changing sensibility and decentralized and rotational wisdom. A revolutionary force.

    CONNECTING CYCLES AND CIRCUITS

    The tale of the tribe must be a connected network, otherwise it is useless. A new team of nodal points, shared swarms that link together. The goal of a hologramic network, a poem, novel, screenplay, album, performing overlapping functions, working together.

    The triple spiral symbolizes the rotational and spiral nature of the connected works of Dr. Robert Anton Wilson, the triad or delta that symbolizes femininity and the triple goddess. Vico and Joyce and Nietzsche feed off the spiraling principles of recorsi. Giordano Bruno and his “Memory Wheels” plus Giambattista Vico and his “Cycles of Ages”, Frederich Nietzsche and the “Eternal Return”, Ernest Fenollosa and the omni-directional radiance of “Chinese Symbolism”, William Butler Yeats and his dynamic “Gyres” and “Unity of Being” and ‘Symbolism’, Ezra Pound and his “Revolutionary Calendar” and ‘Ideogramic method of juxtaposition’, James Joyce and his spiral powered “coincidance of contraries & resolution of opposites”, Buckminster Fuller and the moving “Synergistic” principles. Meanwhile Alfred Korzybski and his “General Semantics”, Marshall McLuhan and his “Global Village Tribes”, Orson Welles and his “Neurological Cinematic Relativity”, Claude Shannon and “Information Theory” and other recurring geniuses and their additional contributions to humanity intersect with connecting threads represented by Dr. Wilson. In my opionion at their most potent when writing on Joyce: the mother-load of compressed hermetic wisdom.

    THE TURNING OF THE TRIBE

    The new maps and seals I present are a work in progress and as far as I know a unique way of processing the information, and potentially a relatively simple and sharable method for others to conduct similar research.

    I would like to present a kind of Top Trumps challenge to create an equally revolutionary belt of innovative thinkers, or simply use any combination of belts on any grouping of things that you may wish, make it new! Bio-seasonal, calendrical, astrological and cosmological belts for example, may add many useful functions, the possibilities are literally endless with this, but I have chose to stack and pack a krewe that I believe represent the tale of the tribe as defined by Dr. Wilson, quite a bunch’, to perhaps provide a new platform for collaborative investigations, and new interpretations. Nodes or units of distilled cultural inheritance.

    Tailors, Theolo, Texts, Teachings, Totems (Human Beings, Spirits, Texts, Principles, Objects). v1.0

    1. “Alighieri, Dante” Agnosticism Arrow Atem-Re Avision
    2. “Bruno, Giordano” Buddhism Binocular Baal Book Of The Law
    3. “Crowley, Aleister” Cinema Verite’ Cup Circe Cantos
    4. “Dick, Philip K.” Deconstructionism Disk Dionysis Divine Comedy
    5. “Escher, M.C” Epistemology Earring Eris Everything is Under Control
    6. “Fuller, Buckminster” Fourth Way Flag Findabair Flying Saucers
    7. “Gurdjieff, G.I” General Semantics Glasses Ganesha Gulliver’s Travels
    8. “Hesse, Herman” Hologrammic Prose Headdress Horus Holographic Universe
    9. “Ibsen, Heinrik” Information Theory Ink Ishtar Illuminatus Trilogy
    10. “Joyce, James” Jungian Psychology Joystick Jove Jitterbug Perfume
    11. “Korzybski, Alfred” Kabbalah Kettle Kallisti Knox Om Pax
    12. “Leary, Timothy” Lullism Lamp Lugh Liber 777
    13. “McLuhan, Marshall” Magick Mitten Ma’at Mass Psychology Of Fascism
    14. “Nietzsche, Friederich” Neuro Linguistic Programming Nail Naga New Science
    15. “Olson, Charles” Ontology Oblisk Osiris Open Society And Its Enemies
    16. “Pound, Ezra” Pataphysics Pincer Prometheus Politics Of Ecstasy
    17. “Quiggly, Carroll” Quantum Psychology Quilt Quetzalcoatl Quantum Psychology
    18. “Reich, Wilhelm” Recorsi Rope Ra Recorsi
    19. “Shannon, Claude” Synergetics Scissor Sarasvati Science and Sanity
    20. “Tesla, Nikola” Tessellation Turntable Thoth Tale of The Tribe
    21. “Unrah, Wes” Unity of Being Umbrella Utu Understanding Media
    22. “Vico, Giambattista” Vorticism Viol Vishnu VALIS
    23. “Welles, Orson” Witchcraft Wand Woden White Goddess
    24. “X, Malcolm” Xenolinguistics Xylophone Xi Wang Mu Xo-psychology
    25. “Yeats, W. Butler” Yin Yang Yurt Yu Huang Yajur Veda
    26. “Zenji, Dogen” Zetetics Zip Zarathustra Zen
    27. “Neumann, John Von” Modernism Mirror Aphrodite Book of Shadows
    28. “Fenollosa, Ernesto” Ideogrammic Method Pipe Pan Ulysses
    29. “Bandler, Richard” Eternal Return Breastplate Luna Cosmic Trigger
    30. “Wiener, Norbert” Neuro-Logic Ring Aphrodite Critical Path

    Monday, September 13, 2010

    Fly Agaric 23 announces online RAW course

    Steve “Fly Agaric” 23 has announced a new online course, “email to the tribe,” which will run from Sept. 20 through Nov. 5 and will feature weekly doses of multimedia; participants are asked to donate what they can.

    Agaric explains, “Each week fly will provide a spread of multimedia for you to process, generally keeping in step with the program, encouraging a wide variety of conversation and focused feedback. Feel free to drop in and drop out, as you like.”

  • email to the tribe: a Maybe Logic Class by Fly Agaric 23

    email to the tribe: a Maybe Logic Class by Fly Agaric 23

     

    Fly Agaric 23

    September 20 – November 5
    email to the tribe
    Homogrammic Prose

     

    The tale of the tribe approximates a tale of humanity, or ‘tales’, a new global epic that must capture illuminating details from humanity and juxtapose them in a special way using special language (Hologrammic prose, the Hermetic style, Ideogrammic method, Joyce’s ‘epiphany’ etc.) Dr.Robert Anton Wilson crafted his tale of the tribe to suit, among other definitions; the architects of post-modem’ cyber-culture, reaching back to the renaissance and pulling up-tense to our decentralized–hyper connected–future present. 
     
    During a six week period, I-fly will share his open interpretations of the tale of the tribe, performing an on-line multimedia vortex of signals, dialed into James Joyce, Ezra Pound, Giordano Bruno, Marshall Mcluhan, ‘Bucky’Fuller, and RAW himself.
     
    email to the tribe will reprocess communications from across time, and produce new maps, new metaphors, and mold new memes that help forward the tale of the tribe and the RAW wisdom oozing out from all quarters.
     
    Each week fly will provide a spread of multimedia for you to process, generally keeping in step with the program, encouraging a wide variety of conversation and focused feedback. Feel free to drop in and drop out, as you like.
     
    EMAIL TO THE TRIBE: WEEKLY PRESCRIPTION.
    WEEK ONE – WHEELS AND CYCLES (Sep 20-26)
    The wheels of the tribe go around and around.
    WEEKLY DOSE: Decentralized and Rotational Map Warfare.
     
    WEEK TWO – GENERAL EPIPHANY (Sep 27-3rd October)
    Hologrammic Prose and meaningful common speech
    WEEKLY DOSE: RAW-FLY interviews. (Oct 4-10)
     
    WEEK THREE – IDEOGRAMMIC FULLERENE (Oct 11-17)
    The synergy of history
    WEEKLY DOSE: Vicosahedron and Canto LXVI. Open Source History.
     
    WEEK FOUR – GLOBAL FEEDBACK (Oct 18-24
    If its not connected its useless
    WEEKLY DOSE: Shannanigums Wave & Future Present.
     
    WEEK FIVE – CINEMA OF UNITY (Oct 25-31)
    Moving pictures to TV/Internet
    WEEKLY DOSE: Maybe Logic & RAW Multimedia.
     
    WEEK SIX – THE TALE OF THE CYBERNET (Nov 1-5)
    My-wiki-face-twitter
    WEEKLY DOSE: Work of the tribe. email to the tribe.
     
    COURSE TEXTS: Recorsi by Robert Anton Wilson.
     

    • $Pay-What-You-Can$ – Enroll Now •
    [$50 recommended minimum price] 

    http://www.maybelogic.org/courses.htm 

  • Twenty Twelve Line Verses v3.0 (Icosoheedrome)

    Twenty Twelve Line Verses to ‘the tale of the tribe‘ (v3.0) by Fly Agaric 23
    To be printed as TWENTY TRIANGLES to build an Icosohedron.
    Thanks to Mark Pesce for kicking this into ‘hyperspace

    W i l l i a m
    Astrology Laureate
    Automatic Visionary
    Silver AppleMoon Golden Applesun
    Oriental Spiritualist Dramatist
    Great
    Nietzsche
    Return Pantheist
    Philologist Pastmoderniche
    Continental JungFreud Superman
    Existential Perspectivist Genius
    Count
    Alfred
    Organism Binding
    Aristopple Intraverse
    Ash
    Magic Memory
    Giordano Nolan
    Hermetical Quintessence
    Decentralized Models Cyberspace
    Shadow Nickusa Gio Mnemonic
    Heretical Transmigration Infinite
    Art
    Ernest
    Francisco
    Writing Japanheart
    Oriental Scholar
    Holowriting dossier
    Ideogram Metaprogram
    Economic Symbolism Structuring
    Processing
    Klassikspace
    Bio Computer
    Automation Thinking Humanist
    Neuro-linguistic Minded Holismgram
    Orson
    Writer Citizen Actor Director
    Shakespearean Academy Screenplayer
    Thunder Rhetoric
    Historicist Ribelle
    Metaphysique Episteam Vichean
    Graff
    Spaceship Architect
    Goes In For Structure Ezra Sez’
    Energetic Synergetix Manual

    Von
    WarGame Zero Sum
    Co-creator Internet
    Etching Digital Density Binary
    Minimaxi Combinatrix Information
    Wilhelm
    Psychoanalyst
    Imposition Orgone
    Energetic Biofeedback
    Omnipresent Dialectic Dynamo
    Bio Interface
    Cetacean Nation
    Acoustical Linguistics
    Interspecies Communication
    Dyadic Cyclone Floatation mindtank
    Taxonomic McLuhan
    Vico Recorsi Timewave Novelty
    Panspermia Cyberculture Psilocybin
    Bohemian Startrek
    Statistical Totality Gravity
  • NOH Play

    “Consider the Tale of the Tribe as an alternative form of scripture. Which form’s of alternative scripture seem appropriate for the 20th Century? And which for the 21st?” —Robert Anton Wilson. Recorsi. 2005.

    ‘Noh’ or Accomplishment: a study of the classical stage of Japan
    By Ernest Francisco Fenollosa, Ezra Pound

    http://books.google.com/books?id=BZNsMakTE94C&lpg=PA270&dq=ezra%20pound%20noh%20plays&lr=&pg=PA270&output=embed

    New approaches to Ezra Pound: a co-ordinated investigation of Pound’s poetry …
    By Eva Hesse

    http://books.google.com/books?id=yXYlK8Uh3dUC&lpg=PA69&dq=ezra%20pound%20noh%20plays&pg=PA69&output=embed

    Yeats the European
    By Alexander Norman Jeffares

    http://books.google.com/books?id=G5iaubedD28C&lpg=PA233&dq=yeats%20noh%20plays&pg=PA233&output=embed

    Transcending space: architectural places in works by Henry David Thoreau, E …
    By Taimi Anne Olsen

    http://books.google.com/books?id=nBVItNLDfFYC&lpg=RA1-PA23&dq=yeats%20noh%20plays&pg=RA1-PA26&output=embed

    Modern drama in theory and practice: Symbolism, surrealism and the absurd
    By J. L. Styan

    http://books.google.com/books?id=GNkfv6l7-OgC&lpg=PA61&dq=yeats%20noh%20plays&pg=PA61&output=embed

    Modernity in East-West literary criticism: new readings
    By Yoshinobu Hakutani

    http://books.google.com/books?id=1ggnAQv14m4C&lpg=PA23&dq=yeats%20noh%20plays&pg=PA23&output=embed

    Progress and identity in the plays of W.B. Yeats, 1892-1907
    By Barbara Ann Suess

    http://books.google.com/books?id=3Z6HF3cyjjUC&lpg=PA54&dq=yeats%20noh%20plays&pg=PA54&output=embed

    A calculus of Ezra Pound: vocations of the American sign
    By Philip Kuberski

    http://books.google.com/books?id=Qe65ADgaTrcC&lpg=PA83&dq=ezra%20pound%20noh%20plays&pg=PA83&output=embed

  • TTOTT TEXTS v2.0

    ARGUABLY The greatest single resource for the study of DR. Robert Anton Wilson’s tale of the tribe.

    Steve fly agaric 23.

    Marshall McLuhan: Renaissance for a wired world By Gary Genosko.

    The medium and the magician: Orson Welles, the radio years, 1934-1952 By Paul Heyer.

    The classic Noh theatre of Japan By Ernest Francisco Fenollosa, Ezra Pound

    The legacy of Norbert Wiener By Norbert Wiener, David Jerison, Isadore Manuel Singer, Daniel W. Stroock

    The virtual Marshall McLuhan By Donald F. Theall

    Popular culture in a new age By Marshall William Fishwick

    Vico and Joyce By Donald Phillip Verene

    Science and sanity: an introduction to non-Aristotelian systems and general semantics By Alfred Korzybski

    The Ezra Pound encyclopedia By Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos, Stephen Adams

    Giordano Bruno and the geometry of language By Arielle Saiber

    Giambattista Vico and Anglo-American science: philosophy and writing By Marcel Danesi

    Beyond Good and Evil By Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.

    The New Anthology of American Poetry: Traditions and revolutions, beginnings… By Steven Gould Axelrod, Camille Roman, Thomas J. Travisano

    The good European: Nietzsche’s work sites in word and image By David Farrell Krell, Donald L. Bates

    The Dragon Painter By Mary McNeil Fenollosa

    At the speed of light there is only illumination: a reappraisal of Marshall McLuhan By John George Moss, Linda M. Morra

    The Chinese Written Character as a Medium for Poetry: A Critical Edition By Ernest Fenollosa, Ezra Pound

    From Whitney to Chomsky: essays in the history of American linguistics By John Earl Joseph

    The imported pioneers: Westerners who helped build modern Japan By Neil Pedlar

    Fearing the Dark: The Val Lewton Career By Edmund G. Bansak, Robert Wise

    Spoken and written discourse: a multi-disciplinary perspective By Khosrow Jahandaríe

    American literature and science By Robert J. Scholnick

    The poetry of Ezra Pound By Hugh Kenner

    Nietzsche: an introduction By Gianni Vattimo

    News is people: the rise of local TV news and the fall of news from New York By Craig Allen

  • RAW HYPERSHARING LANGUAGE VS. THE EQUATION

    RAW HYPERSHARING LANGUAGE VS. THE EQUATION


    RAW Sharing:

    Fly On The Tale Of The Tribe: A Rollercoaster Ride With Robert Anton Wilson

    by Steven James Pratt

    Link: http://a.co/gOGNKyV

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  • T is for Tale: of the Tribe (Happy NEW Year!)

    I made this reply at a forum to a question about the
    Tale of the Tribe – the title of an unfinished book by
    Robert Anton Wilson, and also the name of a past course
    At the Maybelogic Academy, which may return as a self
    Directed course in the future!

    fly

    There is a book titled “The Tale of the Tribe”:
    Ezra Pound and the modern verse epic by Micheal Bernstein.
    Although RAW’s interpretation of the tale of the tribe and
    The course work material expand way beyond Pound and poetry
    This book IMHO still gives a wonderful “Rag bag of notes”
    From which to tuck into. It might be classed as literary criticism
    At a library or bookshop? but now after RAW’s touch,
    This book has become a great research tool for me,
    I would say a good introduction to some RAW TOTT material

    The Chinese Written character as a medium for poetry by
    Ernest Fenallosa proved to be another valuable, insightful text
    For making the most of the class, and perceiving differently
    You can find this text on-line.

    The Cantos of Ezra Pound and
    Finnegans Wake by James Joyce are two primary
    Texts/maps/puzzles permeating the entire course,
    And known universe – read them and re-read them Bob
    Might say.

    Here are the wiki entries for the major tribe players below,
    If you can hold the vision – these characters with RAW himself
    At the mixing desk are THE “tale of the tribe” – in some sense,

    Happy New Year!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giordano_Bruno
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Mcluhan
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ezra_Pound
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Joyce
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Fenollosa
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky_Fuller
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giambattista_Vico
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alister_Crowley
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Leary
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Butler_Yeats
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lilly
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Anton_Wilson
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_circuit_model_of_consciousness
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Krassner
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Shannon
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korzybski
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nietzsche
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dymaxion
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_von_Neumann
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_Wittgenstein