She sure did. Remember, Christians, Negros, black as Cain. Camille Dungy: The presence of this young black woman Phillis Wheatley at the very beginning of the formation of America. Wilderness & Environmental Medicine (WEM), the official journal of the Wilderness Medical Society, is a peer-reviewed international journal devoted to original scientific and technical contributions on the practice of medicine defined by isolation, extreme natural environments, and limited access to medical help and equipment. Someone like Edna Saint Vincent Millay was essentially denigrated and buried, as was Amy Lowell. 01:01:22 You Get Proud by Practicing Jan 12, 2021. 24:48. Curtis Fox: Dunbar-Nelson was born in 1875 in New Orleans to mixed race parents. Episode 1 - When the World Began - 15,000 B.C. Alicia Ostriker: Women have no wilderness in them, they suppress themselves basically was what it said. My image for Amy Lowell was someone put her work in a shipping container and labeled it “Amy Lowell is a bad poet” so nobody opened the shipping container. I’m Curtis Fox. So to know that I had a foremother who brilliantly existed was terribly important to me. Alicia Ostriker: Demureness was one of her games. To assert the unnaturalness of so natural a place will no doubt seem absurd or even perverse to many readers, so let me hasten to add that the nonhuman world we encounter in wilderness is far from being merely our own invention. Discuss BBC Atlas of the Natural World: Land of the Eagle - Season 1, Episode 6 - Confronting the Wilderness: You can link to the podcast on social media from SoundCloud or you can subscribe to it in iTunes. More from Poetry Off the Shelf. Do let us know what you think of this podcast and of this series in particular. We continually had the attitude that the strong powerful poems by women were being supressed, and we were meant to find them. Camille Dungy: Some view our sable race with scornful eye. What she fits into is the experimentation of modernism. Alicia Ostriker: I think submission is not the word I would ever use with Gwendolyn Brooks. Nothing is off limits, and nobody is taken too seriously. The story episode centres around the relationship between Dr. Astrid Greenwood and a bush pilot namedWillMackenzie, whom she hires to fly her to a remote location in the Canadian wilderness. Curtis Fox: That’s typical of women poets for generations to come, Alicia Ostriker says. With Clay Boulware, John Morgan, Logan Stearns, Roger Hervas. Like Phillis Wheatley, she published her first book of poems when she was only 20, but unlike Wheatley she went on to write many more books, not only poetry but short stories and essays. Born in West Africa, Wheatley was kidnapped when she was about 6, and sold into slavery in 1761 to a Boston family, the Wheatleys. We also heard from Honor Moore and Camille Dungy. Louis Bogan: They hear in every whisper that speaks to them, As like as not, when they take life over their door-sills. Close . Honor Moore: She quoted Emily Dickinson, “My life had stood a loaded gun”. A thorough look at how social media was used to spark multiple revolutions across the Arab world. A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness by The Poetry Foundation published on 2017-01-11T21:41:05Z. Camille Dungy: (LAUGHING) One of the things that becomes different for me as I look at the history of women writers is that in the way that women look and say, “Oh, there’s Anne Bradstreet, I can pull Anne Bradstreet up again, we can reclaim Emily Dickinson’s poems as Emily Dickinson intended for those poems to be presented, as opposed to these prettified things that showed up at first, that we can claim these women writers and understand this really interesting poetically charged literary heritage that I’m a part of”. You need to enable JavaScript to use SoundCloud, The first episode in a special series on the womenâs movement. The World Would Split Open became the title of another anthology. A Green Beret physician, MacDonald claimed that … Episodes Myths & Monsters. Curtis Fox: Alicia Ostriker. fully and gave to feed and fed on feeding. Curtis Fox: Doubleness, submission combined with rebellion. Curtis Fox: This new freedom for women poets flourished in the 1970s with the coming of age of a generation energized and inspired by predecessors, such as Phillis Wheatley, Emily Dickinson, H.D., Muriel Rukeyser, Sylvia Plath. Bogan wrote that in 1923 just after women had won the vote, the culmination of the first wave of feminism. Listen to A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness, an episode of Poetry Off the Shelf, easily on Podbay - the best podcast player on the web. Honor Moore: And it was sort of, boing! Curtis Fox: So as June Jordan and other African American women poets of the 60s and 70s are looking back on the tradition, what’s different for the black women of that generation, and your generation for that matter, looking back to history as opposed to white women. Then in the next stanza —. Canada: A People's History is a 17-episode, 32-hour documentary television series on the history of Canada.It first aired on CBC Television from October 2000 to November 2001. Curtis Fox: But in the same poem two stanzas later, Bradstreet says: Anne Bradstreet: Men can do best, and Women know it well. Sylvia Plath: Out of the ash I rise with my red hair. Poetry Foundation. Yet grant some small acknowledgement of ours. Here’s his memorable and controversial first line: Louis Bogan: Women have no wilderness in them. But if the modest Emily Dickinson didn’t excite women poets in the 1960s and 70s, there were less shy sides to her. Sylvia Plath: I have done it again. Release year: 2017. Curtis Fox: From our perspective today, you’d think from the title of this poem that this would be about a calamity. We also heard from Honor Moore and Camille Dungy. Women have been liberated to write about anything they want to. Curtis Fox: In this poem, Bogan is frustrated with how compliant and obedient women still had to be. Los Angeles. Honor Moore: When I studied poetry at Harvard, there were two women poets in the course: Anne Bradstreet and Emily Dickinson. Curtis Fox: The poem bares comparison with the war poetry of the period, but from the far distance of enforced domesticity. The Selah Series: Volume III - This Advent, we're stopping for one minute each weekday to pause. “Trilogy” has the kind of power and ambition of “The Waste Land” and “The Cantos”, but it’s by a woman so nobody — that long poem “Trilogy”. What is that saying about the physical relationship? Is your network connection unstable or browser outdated? It’s very complicated. Curtis Fox: For example, says Ostriker, in Anne Bradstreet’s poem “Prologue” she defiantly asserts her right as a woman to be a poet. Curtis Fox: “Women have no wilderness in them”. After a mysterious geomagnetic disaster, Astrid and Will become separated. But in perfectly turned couplets, she begins with meek acceptance. Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Curtis Fox: In 1918 while hundred of thousands of American men were fighting in World War One, Dunbar-Nelson wrote a poem called “I Sit and Sew”. Alicia Ostriker: Being assertive and taking it back. She was part of the fabric of what would become American literature. Alicia Ostriker: She presents the world that she sees out of her window and her movements through her south side Chicago neighbourhood as givens. Curtis Fox: But how does a modernist poet like Gertrude Stein fit into the story of women poets finding their voices as women? You wrote abstractly, you wrote playfully, you wrote experimentally, you did interesting things with form like Marianne Moore and Gertrude Stein. to 1800 A.D. She wrote “If one woman told the truth about her life, the world would split open”. Stream A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness by The Poetry Foundation from desktop or your mobile device Gwendolyn Brooks: This is Gwendolyn Brooks, January 19th 1961, reading from my own poems. Honor Moore: i.e. Our films are made possible by … Release year: 2020. So she at the end of the poem says, “I can be equal to you”. There are many small acts we can do every day—here's the proof. A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness, Users who like A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness, Users who reposted A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness, Playlists containing A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness, More tracks like A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness. SoundCloud. Alicia Ostriker: One of her best known poems, “I’m nobody”. A Change of World, Episode 2: Books that Broke Down Barriers. Camille Dungy: She subverted it by saying and now, I can be refined, I can become an angel. Curtis FoxThere were two poets coming out of late modernism who they didn’t need to dust because they were still very much alive and they were models for how women could inhabit their own poems. Just a permission to take from our own lives our material and make it the imagistic vehicle for our poems. She learned Greek and Latin, and at the age of 20 she published the first book of poems written by a black person in the American colonies. Curtis Fox: Alicia Ostriker sees a striking pattern in the way women presented themselves in poetry from the time of Anne Bradstreet all the way up to about 1960. On this first episode, we’re going to look at some of the battles modern women poets fought before the women’s movement, before the world so dramatically changed. One year in every ten I manage it. Curtis Fox: Honor Moore is a poet who came of age in the 1960s and 70s during the second wave of feminism. As Virginia Wolf says, we think back through our mothers if we are women. A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness. The production was an unusually large project for the national network, especially during budget cutbacks. It really took digging out these poems and liberating them from the dusty back shelves of the library. Alicia Ostriker: “Negros, black as Cain, May be refin'd, and join th' angelic train”. So bringing poets like Phillis Wheatley and Alice Dunbar-Nelson into that tradition allows me to see another part of me that is very real and true and important. Image: A B24A Liberator aircraft damaged on the aerodrome in the Japanese air-raid on the town … The first episode in a special series on the women’s movement. It seem like race adds a complexity to it that I’m trying to get at. Thanks for listening. Camille Dungy: I’ve long been interested in the Alice Dunbar-Nelson poem “I Sit and Sew” because of it’s apparent quaintness and frustration. There’s a beautiful essay by the poet and critic June Jordan called “The Difficult Miracle of Phillis Wheatley” in which she talks about how miraculous this human being was. That seems to be the case frequently with Alice Dunbar-Nelson when people write about and think about her. Search across a wide variety of disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions. Directed by Paul Greengrass. Let’s start here, with Louis Bogan’s poem “Women”. I do not mean the long road to Haiti is not so long. Promote. Being submissive and then turning it around. May be refin'd, and join th' angelic train. Camille Dungy: She wants to be on the battlefield doing something, not just fixing this pretty seam. Cayceface. Stream Nathaniel Hobby | Out of the Wilderness | Resting in God | Hebrews 4: 1-13 by Gateway Church Sermons from desktop or your mobile device But if I just name Anne Bradstreet and Emily Dickinson, who’s work I love and admire, I’m missing a part of my heritage. Here’s the first stanza. 0:00. Your current browser isn't compatible with SoundCloud. We’re calling it “A Change of World” after the title of Adrienne Rich’s ground breaking first book of poems. Honor Moore: Sylvia Plath’s book Ariel was published in the United States in 1966. Archived. This week, books that broke down barriers. 45:25 Mad at the Right People Jan 26, 2021. Fixed iFrame Width: in pixels px Height: in pixels px. Alicia Ostriker: A combination of rebellion and submission. Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. I’m going to moore in you? 2. Curtis Fox: Alicia Ostriker is a poet and critic who has written a lot about poetry by women. Gertrude Stein: If they tear a hunter through, if they tear through a hunter, if they tear through a hunt and hunter, if they tear through the different sizes of the six. I’m Curtis Fox. She was married briefly to the poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar, a biographical detail that says Dungy has drawn attention away from her work. She wrote poems for George Washington, Thomas Jefferson begrudgingly acknowledged her talent. Please try again. Cindy Kats: My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun -. Season 1. The first episode in a special series on the women’s movement. Episodes Win the Wilderness. Sylvia Plath: And I eat men like air. Lynnette Marie O'Keefe. I knew too that through them, I knew too that he was through. Users who liked this track Arssema Musse. Do or Die 44m. The Land of Rivers (川の国, Kawa no Kuni) does not play any particular role in the story until Pakkun discovers the first known Akatsuki hideout in one of the country's caverns, where Akatsuki extracted Shukaku from Gaara's body. Honor Moore: You can imagine, give me a break! Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Kirsten Ogden. Honor Moore: H.D., the pen name of Hilda Doolittle who was a contemporary of Pound and whom Pound championed, you’ve read her short lyrics, her imagist poems, and then you find out that she has several book length poems: “Trilogy”, “Helen in Egypt”. In fact, only the names of a few women poets were well-known in the first half of the 20th century. Curtis Fox: In America, poetry begins with Anne Bradstreet. Just about the same identical time as Walt Whitman is saying “I celebrate myself, I sing myself”. Alicia Ostriker: If we wanted women poets to be taken seriously, we had to look at the whole tradition from the 17th century to the present. March 13, 2018. View Audio Transcript . That idea of refinement, and you can be purified, you can be made white which is what happens when you refine sugarcane. Tēna koutou, greetings! To try to get the approval of the boys club, you had to write like the boys and not write about domesticity, not write about romance, not weep, that kind of thing. At base camp, the couples must construct shelters to save themselves from hypothermia — and compete for a night with the Oses at their mountain home. Our reader was Cindy Kats. Curtis Fox: So she’s grateful for being Christianized, thank you very much. Curtis Fox: Dickinson could write about her deepest inner life in part because she did not seek publication for her poems. The World Would Split Open became the title of another anthology. What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life? Cayce Tiedemann. Curtis FoxAt last, the achievements of modernist women poets were huge, but Honor Moore says that for her generation they were something of a discovery in the 1960s and 70s. No More Masks becomes the title of a best selling anthology of women’s poetry. Please download one of our supported browsers. She’s looking for a world where women would not be forced to be so subservient, benevolent and selfless. This week, Rediscovering the Wilderness in Women’s Poetry. This documentary series takes us to the mythic landscapes of Europe to explore some of most enduring legends produced by European culture. Need help? Curtis Fox: Camille Dungy explains just how this poem turns it’s own Christianity into a rational radical argument. Camille Dungy:'Twas mercy brought me from my Pagan land. Filming in Beirut, Bahrain and Tunisia. She was a prodigy. Charts. She wants to be sewing up bodies, sewing up world order, active. Curtis Fox: In the 1960s, a radical change came to American poetry; women’s voices started to ring out in a medium that had been dominated by men. Alicia Ostriker says we can see it in Emily Dickinson about a century later. Lynnette O'Keefe. Six couples compete to prove they've got the survival skills to win the deed to an extraordinary home deep in the vast, rugged wilderness of Alaska. She didn’t want fame, she wanted to write in private to shield herself from the potentially silencing criticism of the outside world. A Civil War veteran agrees to deliver a girl, taken by the Kiowa people years ago, to her aunt and uncle, against her will. I knew you were gone. Curtis Fox: Notice that the whole stanza, the whole poem in fact, says nothing about race. Also at the same time bringing the “you”, the reader into the poem — “Are you — Nobody — too?” There’s a pair of us. Curtis Fox: Alicia Ostriker. Camille Dungy: It is a perfect little neoclassical poem. Curtis Fox: Inspire of her poetic witchcraft, Emily Dickinson published very little in her lifetime. We’ll be back soon with another episode about some of the landmark books of women’s poetry in the 1950s and 60s. Mia. The ancients saw … And yesterday’s garbage ripening in the hall, Flutter, or sing an aria down these rooms. Add to My Queue Download MP3 Share episode … A Change of World strives to let the histories of women’s poetries unfold in the words of the poets who lived, wrote, published, and performed during these years—and to use as frequently as possible the words of the poems that inspired them to do so. Once women start writing about children, men do it too. This has been the first episode of our series, A Change of World. She came over from England in 1630, and was the colony’s first published poet, male or female. Gwendolyn Brooks: But could a dream send up through onion fumes, Its white and violet, fight with fried potatoes. Curtis Fox: You can see this dynamic in another early American poet, Phillis Wheatley. Stephen Honest Joey Dukeson. 1. It’s that same modesty and immodesty, submission and rebellion, the doubleness that many many women successfully adopted. Curtis Fox: Rukeyser’s example of speaking out personally and politically gave courage to younger women poets as they began to take stalk of the depth and breadth of the female poetic tradition. 49:30 This Is a River Feb 09, 2021. He’s a 3-time world champion; has won maybe more world cup tasks than anyone; competed in the 2015 Red Bull X-Alps; is a current coach of the X-Alps Academy; and is the mastermind, founder and organizer of the incredible EigerTour, a 4-day hike and fly race in the Bernese Oberalps. The theme music for this podcast comes from the Claudia Quintet. That there's a God, that there's a Saviour too: Once I redemption neither sought nor knew. Waterworld Africa episode 1 - Embark on a safari to a diverse and astonishing wilderness, like no other on Earth. Curtis Fox: This is Poetry Off The Shelf from The Poetry Foundation. Several individuals share credit for establishing Doctor Who in 1963, but it is generally accepted that the original impetus for the series, as well as the establishment of certain aspects, such as the concept of the TARDIS, the basic character of the Doctor and the title Doctor Who itself I asked poet Camille Dungy to read it. For Camille Dungy, there’s a poem by Alice Dunbar-Nelson that speaks to this predicament. I hadn’t been writing poems, I had no voice. Alicia Ostriker: The line “No more masks, no more anthologies”. Anne Bradstreet: I am obnoxious to each carping tongue. A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness by The Poetry Foundation published on 2017-01-11T21:41:05Z. Content in the tight hot cell of their hearts. Kirsten Ogden. Bing helps you turn information into action, making it faster and easier to go from searching to doing. This has been the first episode of our series, A Change of World. Email us at [email protected]. Producer Helena de Groot explores the diverse world of contemporary poetry with readings by poets, interviews with critics, and short poetry documentaries. 33:29 Keep Going Jan 12, 2021. It was only important to smile and hold still. Stream A Change of World, Episode 1: The Wilderness by The Poetry Foundation from desktop or your mobile device. Here’s the second stanza: Cindy Kats: I sit and sew—my heart aches with desire—, That pageant terrible, that fiercely pouring fire, On wasted fields, and writhing grotesque things, There in that holocaust of hell, those fields of woe—. Episodes. STORIES FOR A CHANGING WORLD. Her father and husband were both governors of Massachusetts. Honor Moore: We discovered a tradition. Heroes and Villains 43m. From the mangrove forests of southern Africa to the natural abundance of the Okavango Delta, this series is a powerful testament to the amazing ability water has to spark life where none. Curtis Fox: In spite of her occasional demureness, women poets of the 19th century lead by poets such as Adrienne Rich, found in Dickinson a powerful poetic women’s voice in all it’s wildness. Curtis Fox: This is Poetry Off The Shelf for The Poetry Foundation. Alicia Ostriker: I don’t think she fits in. Season 1 Episode 1. I’m missing a part of my story. They travel hundreds of miles and face grave dangers as they search for a place that either can call home. Our site is a safe place for kids to play free and fun online games, interactive learning games, Bible games, to learn more about the Bible, and grow in their faith! Reviews. Whereas this poem by Alice Dunbar-Nelson is saying, “I’m a woman, and I’mw writing about what it means to be set aside from the theatre of war, and of life”. Poetry Off the Shelf. with the nonhuman world, for wilderness is itself no small part of the problem. Curtis Fox: The female poetic tradition just wasn’t taught in college or represented in anthologies yet. Season 1: Episode 9 Birding for Change We go birding with Jason Ward, an impassioned birder in Atlanta, Georgia whose enthusiasm and social media savvy is helping to attract younger and more ethnically diverse groups of people into the world of bird-watching. 24 minutes Posted Mar 5, 2018 at 10:00 pm. Camille Dungy: This poem is very much about what it means to be a woman who is constrained by the circumstances of gender inequity. Modernism for women meant you didn’t write about your feelings at all, or at least not openly. Alicia Ostriker: So that’s not just sexy, it’s also gender bending. The world would split open. Curtis Fox: Tell me about Phillis Wheatley in the context of African American poets looking back on her. If wilderness is a metaphor and you’re talking about Louis and Clark charting the wilderness, that’s what we’re doing. Alicia Ostriker: So in the same poem she says, I’m nobody, and she makes fun of publicity, of the public person. Copy failed. She’s not a mere lyric poet. Honor Moore: (LAUGHING) She is too much. Curtis Fox: Some women poets in the early decades of the 20th century became players in the avant-garde movement of literary modernism. Episode 1 When the World Began... Time Span: 15,000 BC to 1800 AD . The story of Wintermute launched August 1, 2017 with two episodes: Do Not Go Gentle, and Luminance Fugue. Emily Dickinson is saying —, Alicia Ostriker: (LAUGHING) Modest, shy, self-deprecating Emily. With Duane and Rena’s home and the wilderness camp nearly 200 hundred miles apart by road and air, the logistical challenge of a three-day per-episode schedule was considerable. Gwendolyn Brooks: From A Street in Bronzeville, “Kitchenette Building”. Ruth Rosen: Let me give you, for those of you who are really young, just an image of how bizarre life was before the women’s movement. Arssema Musse. But they also started looking further back. Curtis Fox: Alicia Ostriker, Honor Moore and other poets of their generation knew first hand the unsurpressed wilderness of women poets of the 1960s and 70s, their own and others. For Poetry Off The Shelf, I’m Curtis Fox. One small act of kindness can create a ripple that can spread across the whole world. I just have to read one more thing. 45:23 The Landscape Within Feb 23, 2021. Hero-villain stories are among the most beloved in European mythology for a reason: They're based on universal human preoccupations. BBC Current Affairs 60… Breakthrough: The Ideas That Changed the World. 1. Add to My Podcasts. The Telescope. Nobody opened the shipping container of Edna Saint Vincent Millay either. 24-7 Prayer Podcasts. Our reader was Cindy Kats. Honor Moore remembers attending a reading Rich gave of her essay, “Vesuvius at Home: The Power of Emily Dickinson. When you’re thinking of Cane which is in her poem “Cain” as in “Cain and Able”, but it also suggests sugarcane which is one of the big reasons why people were brought from West Africa to the new world. Alicia Ostriker: Honest, candor about a woman’s experience, about a woman’s rage. We make solutions-focused documentaries that explore how we can build resilient communities and landscapes in the face of global challenges. “Rowing in Eden — Ah — the Sea!” Don’t tell me that Emily Dickinson didn’t know what an orgasm was. We could identify with that poem. Camille Dungy: It happens so frequently for women artists, that we’re as interested in Frita Kahlo’s love affairs as we’re interested in her art. Season 1. That essay was a very formative essay for it’s time in terms of reinvigorating the interest in Phillis Wheatley in the 19670s and 80s. Curtis FoxAnother poet who was very influential with younger poets like Adrienne Rich was Muriel Rukeyser. What are you talking about? 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