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	Verse: NEW! Review of Dane Zajc
		Considered by many as the greatest living Slovenian poet, Dane Zajc is a founding father of Central Europe’s post-World War II modernism.
		Born in 1929, he was exposed to the violent death of his brothers in the war and forced to survive a meager existence in a war-torn country.
		Zajc’s lines are almost mantra-like, as if he is repeating the words to himself, in order to stay sane in the midst of tragedy.
	versemag.blogspot.com /2004/11/new-review-of-dane-zajc.html (672 words)

	A Search for a Unique Speech
		The universe of Dane Zajc is inhabited by war and animals, tranquillity and love, speechlessness, whiteness and silence, fire, ashes and nothingness, solitude, dreams and pain, alienation, snow and the self, language, God and mountains.
		Dane Zajc was looking for a unique expression for the traumas of the 20th century - and for his own -, and he found it.
		Dane Zajc understands these paradoxes in the same way he understands the balance between pathos and the quotidian, between magic incantation and ironic, cold alienation.
	slovenia.poetryinternational.org /cwolk/view/20442 (1416 words)

	Welcome to White Pine Press
		Dane Zajc (born 1929) is the greatest living Slovenian poet which is saying a lot in a nation of two million that emerged out of a disintegrated Yugoslavia and is full of poets and writers, guardians of spirit and
		Zajc, a member of Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences and a laureate of many distinguished literary awards, has seen a publication
		Zajc, a founding father of post-WWII modernism and a former inmate of communist jails, was inspired by a political resistance to the dictatorial regime that gave his work an urgent character and by
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	Zajc, Dane
		Dane Zajc worked as a librarian and editor for several literary magazines.
		Dane Zajc was President of the Slovene Writers’ Association from 1991 until 1995.
		Zajc’s wording is clear; yet his words often seem to have detached themselves from their original meanings.
	slovenia.poetryinternational.org /cwolk/view/16117 (294 words)

	Barren Harvest: Selected Poems - Dane Zajc
		Zajc, born in 1929, is one of Central Europe's most important poets and a founding father of post-World War II modernism.
		Having been incarcerated in communist jails, Zajc's political resistance to the dictatorial regime gives his work an urgency that propels the reader into a vertigo of sinister and evil.
		His poems speak of the profound solitude that is the destiny of contemporary man, using the vocabulary of the natural world and of bodily sensations to illuminate both the mortal and lethal aspects of the human condition.
	www.englishbooks.it /BUS/1893996670/Barren_Harvest:_Selected_Poems.htm (127 words)

	Verse: November 2004
		In his new selected works, Zajc, born in 1929 in Slovenia, delivers a history that endured: a world war, the rule of Marshal Tito and the social revolution, the collapse of communism, and the struggle for democracy as Slovenia declared its independence in 1991.
		Zajc often employs the use of symbolic colors to adjust his perspective of the landscapes he explores, be it tangible, historical, or religious.
		Zajc seems to respect the rift of the world that he lives in, not as a defense mechanism, but out of acceptance of a paradoxical universe.
	versemag.blogspot.com /2004_11_01_versemag_archive.html (8640 words)

	Poetry in the Slovene Language
		Dane Zajc was obliged to publish his first collection of poems, The Burnt Grass, at his own expense because his poetry had been condemned as being "too somber and pessimistic." The poems of Dane Zajc are marked by a powerful and painful energy, like a cry.
		Zajc tells us that we are all victims, but he does not allow us to have the illusion that we are innocent; on the contrary - he shows us that we are also torturers of the others!
		Dane Zajc's poems confront us with our human destiny: death; but being mortal, we are at the same time those who give death to others.
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	International Readings at Harbourfront (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dane Zajc avoids painting a sentimental or idealized picture of the world.
		Instead he searches for the deeper meanings of events and in an attempt to understand the world as it is - without the help of ideological, philosophical or religious principles.
		Zajc developed his own distinctive voice and vision in the world of poetry by illuminating his immediate surroundings and experiences, which include a childhood marked tragically by World War II.
	www.readings.org /bios/zajc_d.htm (81 words)

	NEDWEB/Literatuur in context - Zajc, Dane
		Dane Zajc doorliep de basisschool in Vrh bij Sv.
		Samen met Taras Kermauner was hij co-redacteur van dit tijdschrift in het jaar dat het werd opgeheven.
		In 1981 ontving hij een Fulbright beurs voor getalenteerde artiesten en bracht hij zes maanden door in de V.S. Zajc reisde ook in Ecuador en Peru.
	www.ned.univie.ac.at /lic/autor.asp?aut_id=16557&user_lang_id=4 (388 words)

	Author : works by Dane Rudhyar
		Dane Rudhyar (born Daniel Chennevière Mar 23, 1895 in Paris, France - Sep 13, 1985 in San Francisco, CA) was best known as a modernist composer and humanistic astrologer.
		His musical thought is influenced by Henri Bergson and Theosophy, and he viewed composers as mediums, writing that "the new composer" was "no longer a composer, but an evoker, a magician.
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		Under the spell of the missing woman, Matt follows a path that leads him out of the maze of tortured memory to a confrontation with not only the baleful Name Unknown but also his own long-unacknowledged self.
		Zajc, born in 1929, is one of Central Europe's most...
		More important poets and a founding father of post-World War II modernism.
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	lyrikline [Author Details] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dane Zajc, born in 1929 near the village of Moravče, a poet, essayist and playwright who, until his retirement, worked as a librarian in Ljubljana.
		Considered the doyen of postwar poets, he was active in the foundation of numerous literary magazines, including Review 57, Problems and Perspectives, which he also edited.
		As one of the best contemporary Slovene poets he has won all important national literary awards.
	www.lyrikline.org /en/AuthorDetails.aspx?authorId=dz00&activeElement=biography (153 words)

	World Literature Today : (book review) @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		DANE ZAJC'S FIRST POEMS appeared in 1958, his most recent in 1998.
		This new volume, Scorpions, offers a retrospective of his distinctive art and vision in English and French translations, the former including twenty-four poems undesignated as to origin, the remaining fifty-one grouped under the works that first contained them.
		Presenting these poems in two major languages, without the original, produces interesting results, for Zajc's poetry, whose repetition of sound and image comes close to surrealism, resonates differently in each language.
	static.highbeam.com /w/worldliteraturetoday/june222001/bookreview (190 words)

	BigCityLit - New York Edition
		The evening was finished off by a longer poem spoken by Tsjebbe Hettinga in his native Fries, a language from the North of Holland which sounded to me a bit like church Latin.
		The most entertaining performances of the evening were given by Dane Zajc (Slovenia), Yalvac Ural (Turkey), and Janis Elsbergs (Letland).
		Then there was Zajc, the lyric librarian with scruffy beard and cigarette voice who offered "The Smallest Rose," a simple, repetitive poem that very clearly describes the kernel of the mystery, beauty, and complexity of birth and being: It's about love.
	www.nycbigcitylit.com /aug2001/contents/seriesreviews.html (2522 words)

	EXILE QUARTERLY/25.3
		He lives in Paris where he is managing editor of Frank (the Parisian literary magazine).
		Dane Zajc of Slovenia was born in 1929.
		He has published some 24 books of poetry, and more than a half-dozen of his plays have been produced.
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		Dane Zajc, Ales Debeljak (Editor), Erica Johnson Debeljak (Translator)
		In the title poem, Zajc's poetic description of his brother's death questions whether the revolution, in the name of which the deaths of so many were justified, might prove to be a barren harvest, unworthy of such immense suffering.
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		Beyond this, the poetry in the collection gives only a taste of some of the rich imagery and even in some cases subtle but clear national pride that resides within much of Slovenian literature.
		I recommend Edvard Kocbek ("The Lippizaners", "Song About Man"), Dane Zajc ("You are Not"), Tomaz Salamun ("I and Thou"), Milan Dekleva ("The Origin of Language"), Boris A. Novak ("Interior" and "Exile") and Maja Haderlap ("Nothing Remains").
		Much can be said of the Slovenes and their resilience, maintaining a national language, culture and identity despite being somewhat obscured by its own associations.
	www.lit.org /bookstore/item/1877727970/Afterwards (355 words)

	The Poetry Archives @eMule.com :: General Discussion :: 1984 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Maybe the only victory is to survive as yourself and live long enough to see the system crumble down.
		Dane Zajc and Edvard Kocbek come from Slovenia (my home country).
		Both Slovenia and Slovakia were not independent back then in 1984 (Slovenia was a part of Yugoslavia, Slovakia a part of Tscechoslovakia) and both were under communist rule.
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	Biografije članov petega razreda SAZU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		V obdobju od 1988 do danes so nastala med drugimi tudi naslednja dela: Druga in Tretja sonata za klavir (1988, 1993), Osmose za maribo in vibrafon (1992), Trans…za simfonični orkester (1997), Geodes za klavir in tolkala (1998) ter Simfonija št.
		Loteval se je najrazličnejših arhitekturnih nalog, ki jim je uspel do danes ohraniti dostojanstvo prave arhitekture.
		julija 1925 v kmečki družini v Ponikvah na Krasu, ki je vse do danes ostal ena osrednjih tem njegovega pesništva, še posebej otroštvo.
	www.sazu.si /biografije_V.htm (7288 words)

	IFEX :: Internet writers, journalists in war zones, writers in exile top concerns at International PEN World Congress
		Congress participants gave readings in small towns outside of Bled, attended the premiere of the Slovene-language version of former International President Ronald Harwood's play Taking Notes in Ljubljana, and debated conference themes in three major round tables.
		World-renowned Slovene poet Dane Zajc and actor and accordianist Janez Skof gave a special performance for Congress delegates.
		The growth of PEN on the ground on all six continents sparked a period of restructuring and strategic planning for the International Secretariat of PEN that is now coming to a close, Ms.
	www.ifex.org /en/content/view/full/67467 (875 words)

	Slovenian Australian Institute
		Generally speaking, mythology, also classical, is frequent in post-war drama, in particular in poetic drama, whose creator during modernism was Ivan Cankar, who combined various fin-de-siecle trends.
		Also some of the most prominent Slovenian post-war dramatists and poets wrote poetic dramas, which were basically poetic language spun around the frame of a myth or mythological story: Dane Zajc, Gregor Strnisa and Veno Taufer.
		The use of language and choice of topic differ to a certain extent in the works of authors representative of the so-called political drama, e.g.
	www.sloaus-inst.com /eventsarchive/slov_poets01.html (3800 words)

	Frankfurt after Frankfurt to Feature 10,000 Books
		The show will put special emphasis on this year's Nobel prize winner Elfriede Jelinek as well as the recipients of other prestigious awards such as Pulitzer, Whitbread, Booker, and Goncourt.
		Also highlighted will be works of Slovenian authors published abroad, including poets Tomaz Salamun and Dane Zajc, novelist Evald Flisar and writer Zarko Petan.
		Works of poets Srecko Kosovel and Evald Flisar have also been translated a lot recently, as their 100th anniversary of birth has been celebrated this year.
	www.uvi.si /eng/slovenia/publications/slovenia-news/1350/1356/index.text.html (362 words)

	Contemporary Review: Contemporary Slovene literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		But his influence is, of course, not an isolated episode in the formative years of the younger generation of Slovene literary artists.
		One should add authors, such as Dane Zajc (1929), Gregor Strnisa (1930), Kajetan Kovic (1931), Veno Taufer (1931), Svetlana Makarovic (1939), Niko Grafenauer (1940), Milan Jesih (1950) and Boris A. Novak (1953) as the main 'sources of inspiration'.
		It suffices to have a closer look at the last three authors from the list only, to detect how versatile Slovene poetic production really is.
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	Ministrstvo za kulturo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If we tried to divide art by departments in this capsule, we would certainly find on the shelves of its library the novel Alamut by Vladimir Bartol, as this is the most translated original Slovene work of fiction, a fascinating romanesque study of religious fanaticism.
		Among modern authors, an exceptional place goes to the master of intimate, autobiographical, almost diary-like prose, Lojze Kovačič (Reality, Newcomers), our fellow countryman from Trieste, Boris Pahor, and the writer and playwright Drago Jančar (The Great Brilliant Waltz, Northern Lights); accompanied by poets Tomaž Šalamun, Dane Zajc, Uroš Zupan and Aleš Debeljak.
		The capsule could also contain DVDs of the films Idle Running by Janez Burger, Express, Express by Igor Šterk, Spare Parts by Damjan Kozole, and Vertigo Bird by Sašo Podgoršek.
	www.kultura.gov.si /organizations-en.cp2 (378 words)

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		His poems speak of the profound solitude that is the destiny of contemporary man living in a sinister world and of the possibility of redemption through fleeting moments of erotically-charged unity with the cosmic forces and with the human body.
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	Publisher description for Library of Congress control number 2003108959 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Publisher description for Library of Congress control number 2003108959
		Publisher description for Barren harvest : selected poems of dane zajc / Dane Zajc...
		Bibliographic record and links to related information available from the Library of Congress catalog
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	Author : works by Dane Zajc
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	Some Slovene literature, available in English
		Dane Zajc: Scorpions: Selected poems / Poèmes choisis.
		[Poems by Primož Trubar, Valentin Vodnik, France Prešeren, Anton Aškerc, Oton Župančič, Alojz Gradnik, Milka Hartman, Srečko Kosovel, Edvard Kocbek, France Balantič, Dane Zajc, Gregor Strniša, Kajetan Kovič, Tomaž Šalamun, prose works by Fran Levstik, Ivan Tavčar, Janko Kersnik, Ivan Cankar, Ivan Pregelj, Prežihov Voranc, Ciril Kosmač, Vitomil Zupan, Drago Jančar, Branko Gradišnik.
		Contemporary Slovenian Drama: Evald Flisar, Drago Jančar, Dušan Jovanovič, Ivo Svetina, Rudi Šeligo, Dane Zajc.
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		Barren Harvest : Selected Poems of Dane Zajc
		Disturbing, incantory and powerful work by this great Slovenian poet -- one of Central Europe's most important poets and a founding father of post-World War II modernism.
		Having been incarcerated in communist jails, Zajc's work propels the reader into a vertigo of sinister and evil.
	www.gazellebookservices.co.uk /ISBN/1893996670.htm (112 words)

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