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Feynman's Tips on Physics

Essential advice on problem solving from physics' clearest teacher

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Next!

Next! (New Poems) is the much-awaited collection of Michael Gottlieb's latest poems, joining Selected Poems (2021), Collected Essays (2023), and Collected Memoirs (2023) in matching format and design, making this the fourth volume in Chax Press's standard edition of this important poet's work. While, as a first-generation Language School poet, his radical yet accessible work deeply interrogates language, as well as focusing on New York City, an eternal subject for him, the fundamental questions he's been asking for decades are what does it mean to be a poet and how do we live our lives as poets?

Godefridi Guilielmi Leibnitii Principia Philosophiae, More Geometrico Demonstrata: Cum Excerptis Ex Epistolis Philosophi Et Scholiis Quibusdam Ex Hist

This book provides a detailed look into the principles of philosophy as explained by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. With excerpts from his letters and philosophical history, this book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to better understand the principles of metaphysics and the properties of infinite beings. Written by Leibniz and Michael Gottlieb Hansch, this book is a definitive guide to the philosophy of Leibniz. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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Lost and Found

Poetry. "LOST AND FOUND is a read-this-&-change-your-life experience: the first great poetic work to emerge from the trauma of September 11. Imagine Frank O'Hara channeling Theodor Adorno with more than a little Marcel Duchamp to modulate the static into a whitenoise reverb feedback loop. It is, in fact, just like that & completely different: three radical works that test our limits as readers & as people. Michael Gottlieb's masterwork is one terrific book"-- Ron Silliman. Michael Gottlieb was born in the Bronx. He is the author of fourteen books of poetry, including NINETY-SIX TEARS and GORGEOUS PLUNGE, also available from SPD.

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Ninety-Six Tears

Poetry. "I. The little death, first. There is no such thing as an emergency in the poetry world. Trained on. Like a third armpit. The advantage of the cordless model. You went and had all this shipped in. Promoting camaraderie. And didn't think to ask me if I needed any notions. DutyTour in a 'hot.' Deep enough so no one would notice. In fact, not foundationless red herrings. Play in traffic. I have dollars tonight. But closer approximations of what only a few new in actuality. Scram. Shove off. Go fan it. Major repairs. Get lost. Make like Houdini. A showCause order. In line. Somewhere in the Dominican Republic. Steak fries. The American plan. Purloined and subsequently repainted and furnished with new serial numbers, for the fourth time. An admit list in addition to a guest list. The almost vaudevillian realization that all thoseTightest paranoid fantasies. Beat it. Go take the air. All serving as witting dupes. Convection summary. The fickle incandescent. Devouring the characterization. Bought or sold, were. Take a walk. The techs and the temps. All walks of life. Basque cocktail lounge. The shame of God"--from NINETY-SIX TEARS.

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Gorgeous Plunge

Poetry. "In the continuing battle between life and death at the end of the century, Michael Gottlieb's GORGEOUS PLUNGE (poems) declares itself on the side of life. As a phenomenal account of self-consciousness within structures it can only partially authorize, Michael Gottlieb's work addresses the broad horizons of utopoia, the chilling defiles of the economy, and the scrutable immediacies of everyday life"--Barrett Watten.