Philip Whalen - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	Reed College person Writer from Santa Fe, New Mexico owl:NamedIndividual 1923 birth 2002 death 20th-century American poet American Book Award winner Convert to Buddhism English-language poet Poet from the United States Religious Religious leader from the San Francisco Bay Area United States Army Air Forces personnel of World War II Writer from Portland, Oregon Writer from San Francisco Person from The Dalles, Oregon Reed College alumnus Beat Generation writer Person from Bolinas, California Zen Buddhist monk Poet from Oregon 20th-century Buddhist monk
rdfs:label	Philip Whalen
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skos:prefLabel	Philip Whalen
skos:altLabel	Whalen Whalen, Philip Zenshin Philip Whalen
clgo:birthDate	1923-10-20
clgo:birthPlace	California Oregon Washington (state) The Dalles, Oregon New Mexico Point Reyes Portland, Oregon Multnomah County, Oregon Washington County, Oregon Santa Fe, New Mexico San Francisco
clgo:birthYear	1923
clgo:deathDate	2002-06-26
clgo:deathYear	2002
clgo:occupation	Poet
clgo:religion	Buddhism
clgo:title	Author Zen Buddhist Poet
is clgo:successor of	Richard Baker (Zen teacher)

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