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Title
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What a Man Can See: Russell Edson Fables, Ray Johnson Drawings
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Jargon 37
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Description
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Russell Edson Fables
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Creator
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Edson, Russell
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Contributor
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Drawings, Ray Johnson
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Date
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2016-01-25T19:02:18Z
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1998-02
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1969
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Date Available
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2016-01-25T19:02:18Z
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Date Issued
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1969
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Abstract
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The key to my understanding of this book is that it is in the same Jargon series in which one finds Kenneth Patchen's Fables and Other Little Tales (1953). I understand the works in both books about equally--that is, very little. These works are all in prose, and most of them are one page in length. A few of them of which I start to get a sense are Something to Tell People, A Man with a Tree on his Head, Mrs Pinch & a Bad Mister Man, The Fall, Mr and Mrs Mildred Pump, and If I Remember. There seems to be a good deal of interrelation in the works: items and phrases from earlier works recur in later ones. The modality of this work seems to be dream and dreamlike association. I do not get a sense of the relation of the visual art to the literature here. I am also unsure in what sense fable applies to this collection.
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Identifier
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4004 (Access ID)
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Language
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eng
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Publisher
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The Jargon Society
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Penland, NC
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Subject
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PS3509.D583 W5 1969
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Russell Edson Fables
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Title Page Scanned
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Type
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Book, Whole