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|member_name = Stephen Cope<br/> | |member_name = Stephen Cope<br/> | ||
|title = Adunct Faculty<br/> | |title = Adunct Faculty<br/> | ||
| - | |image_link = [[Image: | + | |image_link = [[Image:Cope bw 3.jpg|center|200px|YOUR NAME]]<br/> |
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|research_interests = Poetry and Poetics, Objectivism, Cross-Cultural Literature, Cultural Studies of Music, Modernism<br/> | |research_interests = Poetry and Poetics, Objectivism, Cross-Cultural Literature, Cultural Studies of Music, Modernism<br/> | ||
|departmental_affiliation = [http://english.buffalo.edu Department of English]<br/> | |departmental_affiliation = [http://english.buffalo.edu Department of English]<br/> | ||
|institutional_affiliation = [http://www.buffalo.edu University at Buffalo]<br/> | |institutional_affiliation = [http://www.buffalo.edu University at Buffalo]<br/> | ||
|office_location = Clemens 543<br/> | |office_location = Clemens 543<br/> | ||
| - | |email = [mailto: | + | |email = [mailto:sgcope@buffalo.edu]<br/> |
|URI = [YOUR STAFF PROFILE URI URI]<br/> | |URI = [YOUR STAFF PROFILE URI URI]<br/> | ||
|membership_status = CHOOSE ONE: Charter member<br/> | |membership_status = CHOOSE ONE: Charter member<br/> | ||
| - | |digital_projects = [ | + | |digital_projects = [Becoming Poetics]<br/> |
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|name = Stephen Cope | |name = Stephen Cope | ||
|narrative = PhD, University of California, San Diego<br/> | |narrative = PhD, University of California, San Diego<br/> | ||
| - | |narrative content = | + | |narrative content = Stephen Cope is the editor of George Oppen: Selected Prose, Daybooks, and Papers (U. of California Press, 2007), and the author of numerous articles and reviews related to twentieth century American and Caribbean poetry and poetics. His chapbooks include Versiones Vertiges, and his poetry has appeared most recently in Denver Quarterly. He is completing a manuscript of poetry entitled "Bellerophonic Letters" and his current critical projects include a study of Modernist poetry and negativity. <br/> |
|digital interests = Digital interests<br/> | |digital interests = Digital interests<br/> | ||
| - | |digital interests content = | + | |digital interests content = Stephen Cope was a founding contributor to Descriptions of an Imaginary University, a series of weekly anonymous and pseudonymed writings in poetry, poetics, and culture distributed widely in the mid-1990s via e-mail, the Internet, and listserv. He has taught numerous online literautre and writing courses, and, with the poetty/music/performance group 'thelemonade,' participated in numerosu experiments in digitally based on-line collaborative writing and performance as early as 1991. From 1999-2002 he served as a program host for World Music Radio, the first Internet only radio webcast devoted solely to international music. His interest in digital writing, podcasting, and webcasting is ongoing. <br/> |
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| Stephen Cope | |
| Research interests: | Poetry and Poetics, Objectivism, Cross-Cultural Literature, Cultural Studies of Music, Modernism |
| Institutional affiliation: | University at Buffalo |
| Departmental affiliation: | Department of English |
| Office location: | Clemens 543 |
| E-mail: | [1] |
| URI: | [YOUR STAFF PROFILE URI URI] |
| Membership status: | CHOOSE ONE: Charter member |
| Digital projects: | [Becoming Poetics] |
Stephen Cope
PhD, University of California, San Diego
Stephen Cope is the editor of George Oppen: Selected Prose, Daybooks, and Papers (U. of California Press, 2007), and the author of numerous articles and reviews related to twentieth century American and Caribbean poetry and poetics. His chapbooks include Versiones Vertiges, and his poetry has appeared most recently in Denver Quarterly. He is completing a manuscript of poetry entitled "Bellerophonic Letters" and his current critical projects include a study of Modernist poetry and negativity.
Digital interests
Stephen Cope was a founding contributor to Descriptions of an Imaginary University, a series of weekly anonymous and pseudonymed writings in poetry, poetics, and culture distributed widely in the mid-1990s via e-mail, the Internet, and listserv. He has taught numerous online literautre and writing courses, and, with the poetty/music/performance group 'thelemonade,' participated in numerosu experiments in digitally based on-line collaborative writing and performance as early as 1991. From 1999-2002 he served as a program host for World Music Radio, the first Internet only radio webcast devoted solely to international music. His interest in digital writing, podcasting, and webcasting is ongoing.
