Notebooks

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This is the third of eight folders containing notes and drafts of fiction projects by Burton Feldman. The stories are mostly short detective fiction, and this folder also contains a notebook with story ideas.

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This folder contains a notebook of Burton Feldman's pertaining to his research on Schelling's writings on mythology. This research was applied in Feldman's ''The Rise of Modern Mythology: 1680 - 1860''.

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This is the first of two folders containing Burton Feldman's research and notes regarding William Blake.

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This is the second of two folders containing Burton Feldman's research and notes regarding William Blake.

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This folder contains a notebook labeled ''II''. The notebook is filled with notes, drafts and brainstorming for Burton Feldman's poetry.

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This folder contains two notebooks of Burton Feldman's work on a translation of Rousseau's ''Rêveries du promeneur solitaire''.

Abstract This folder contains three different Notebooks of Burton Feldman's. The first is labeled ''I'' and is filled with personal musings and notes from around 1964. The second notebook starts in 1950 and also contains personal notes and anecdotes. This second notebook also contains some typed short stories and small hand-drawn pictures and diagrams. The third set of notes is loose paper from a spiral bound notebook. The pages contain mostly notes relating to various projects, and also contain...

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Burton Feldman's 1972-1973 date book and diary. This journal of Feldman's opens on the left-hand side, and the journal entries are written in English, but the book itself is printed in Hebrew. The journal covers Feldman's time as a guest professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

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Treated cloth cover for field notes held together by two metal rings.

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Collection contains acedemic reports, correspondance to Dwight Smith, one (1) 1984 University of Denver Mission Statement, correspondance related to his time as Vice Provost, Dean, and Professor, and his personal notebooks.