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Paperback. Condition: New. An award-winning poet attempts to map the brain's neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. This intricate, yearning work from award-winning poet Alison Calder asks us to think about the way we perceive and the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. In Synaptic, each section explores key themes in science, neurology, and perception. The first, Connectomics, riffs on scientific language to work with and against that language's intentions. Attempting to map the brain's neural connections, it raises fundamental questions about interiority and the self. The lyric considerations in these poems are juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes which, in turn, invoke questions undermining authority and power. The second section, Other Disasters, explores ways of seeing or and being seen, from considerations of folklore to modern art to daily life. The speakers in these poems are searching for knowledge. Everyone is looking for a miracle.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An award-winning poet attempts to map the brain's neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. This intricate, yearning work from award-winning poet Alison Calder asks us to think about the way we perceive and the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. In Synaptic, each section explores key themes in science, neurology, and perception. The first, Connectomics, riffs on scientific language to work with and against that language's intentions. Attempting to map the brain's neural connections, it raises fundamental questions about interiority and the self. The lyric considerations in these poems are juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes which, in turn, invoke questions undermining authority and power. The second section, Other Disasters, explores ways of seeing or and being seen, from considerations of folklore to modern art to daily life. The speakers in these poems are searching for knowledge. Everyone is looking for a miracle. Award-winning poet Alison Calder attempts to map the brains neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. Juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes, these poems ask us to think about the way we perceiveand the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. A little shelf wear. HIGHLIGHTING and MARKINGS in text. Otherwise a square, tight book. xiii, 50 pp.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 96 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.22 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 207 pp. with full-colour illustrations. Includes visual art by Keith Berens, Melanie Bone, Paul Butler, Daniel Dueck, Simon Hughes, Jean Klimack, Wanda Koop, Sylvia Matas, Kazuteru Miyauchi, Kim Ouellette, Robert Pasternak, David Perrett, Tim Schouten, Doug Smith, Jennifer Stillwell, Ewa Tarsia, Esther Warkov, Calvin Yarush, and Collin Zipp, as well as writing by Alison Calder, Jon Paul Fiorentino, Tomson Highway, Catherine Hunter, Cyrus Smith, Rob Kovitz and Steven Matijcio. Previous owner's name on title page and table of contents. Otherwise as new. …

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[978-0-921381-33-4] 2007. (hardcover) Fine. 207pp. 8vo. Light green boards, titles printed in black to both front and spine. Gallery catalogue for the exhibition of the same name held September 14 - November 24, 2007 at the Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art (ica). Fine copy, with black and white and full colour photographs. Various contributors.…

[0-88755-682-5] 2005. (Mass market paperback) Fine. 310pp. 8vo. Top corner of front wrapper creased, else without a single blemish.

Condition: Near Fine. Softcover. 49 pp. Selected with an intro by Alison Calder. Part of the Laurier poetry series.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An award-winning poet attempts to map the brain's neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. This intricate, yearning work from award-winning poet Alison Calder asks us to think about the way we perceive and the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. In Synaptic, each section explores key themes in science, neurology, and perception. The first, Connectomics, riffs on scientific language to work with and against that language's intentions. Attempting to map the brain's neural connections, it raises fundamental questions about interiority and the self. The lyric considerations in these poems are juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes which, in turn, invoke questions undermining authority and power. The second section, Other Disasters, explores ways of seeing or and being seen, from considerations of folklore to modern art to daily life. The speakers in these poems are searching for knowledge. Everyone is looking for a miracle. Award-winning poet Alison Calder attempts to map the brains neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. Juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes, these poems ask us to think about the way we perceiveand the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

[0-88755--682-5] 2005. (Trade paperback) Near fine. 310pp. Notes, bibliography. Locale: Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Ideas, Ideas, Literary Criticism).

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorAward-winning poet Alison Calder grew up in Saskatoon. She is the author of Wolf Tree and In the Tiger Park, and she lives in Winnipeg where she teaches Canadian literature and creative writing at.

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Paperback. Condition: New. An award-winning poet attempts to map the brain's neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority. This intricate, yearning work from award-winning poet Alison Calder asks us to think about the way we perceive and the ways in which we seek to know ourselves and others. In Synaptic, each section explores key themes in science, neurology, and perception. The first, Connectomics, riffs on scientific language to work with and against that language's intentions. Attempting to map the brain's neural connections, it raises fundamental questions about interiority and the self. The lyric considerations in these poems are juxtaposed against the scientific-like footnotes which, in turn, invoke questions undermining authority and power. The second section, Other Disasters, explores ways of seeing or and being seen, from considerations of folklore to modern art to daily life. The speakers in these poems are searching for knowledge. Everyone is looking for a miracle.…

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