September 7, 2011
Metaphysicians in the Dark: Poetry, Thinking, and Nostalgia for the Idea
By Daniel Tutt
Does poetry think with philosophy? Or might we re-pose the question: does poetry rely on philosophy to think?
Does poetry think with philosophy? Or might we re-pose the question: does poetry rely on philosophy to think?
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February 22, 2011
Meditation on Milosz
By Joe Weil
We must always be as careful with nostalgia as we are with most forms of vulgarity: it is too close to the whore’s heart, and can be used by politicians to promote a “purity,” an Edenic return that supports the most vile sense of the volk.
We must always be as careful with nostalgia as we are with most forms of vulgarity: it is too close to the whore’s heart, and can be used by politicians to promote a “purity,” an Edenic return that supports the most vile sense of the volk.
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