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The Responsibilities of Inclusion and Omission: Editing Marianne Moore’s Poetry
…          infinitesimal pieces of your mind, compelling audience to       the remark that it is better to be forgotten … (1919) with a duplicated line in the third stanza. Schulze points to this duplication and the fact that editor Alfred … wrote no poems. The heading “Lyrics and Sequences: 1926-1940” misleads in implying that Moore in fact wrote …
Notes on Current Books, Spring 1975
… affords a fascinating insight into this most enigmatic composer, America’s “first composer of major significance,” … people. It is said that he was shy, but his eye for the ladies was formidable and his conquests were almost … with their differences in space and time, become the focal points of his increasingly complicated investigations. The …
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In the Underwater World of 2050
… create skeletal armatures of wood and wire for the upcoming Durga Puja festival, applying mud from the riverbank … muddy banks of the river so that they might see what has become of the world in their absence. I’m reminded of … I wonder if sculptors will continue to shape humans and animals and gods from the mud of the Ganges. Will children who …
Dickens Himself
… Roberts (“Ephesian”). Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company. $2.50. The Actor in Dickens. By J. B. Van … now on my desk are based on new or partially new materials, and at least one has as its avowed object that of … between Mr. Van Amerongen’s work and these earlier studies is that his is the work of a gifted scholar: indeed it …
Auden’s Poetry
… to the elder, not only to his technical experiments but also, as F. 0. Matthiessen has pointed out, to “his long … is no doubt that their achievements, two decades apart, are comparable, and it is interesting to consider some of the … of people who wish to be taken away from themselves, parodies a whole series of second-rate ways of feeling and …
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Kitty Hawk
… Kitty Hawk   Illustration by André Wee Until her father died, Sissy Willard’s parents took her and her two brothers … watching the water like they were waiting for something to come out of it, or for it to change somehow, when it hadn’t … that question,” she said. “Yes, correct, but then you give points of reference anyway,” said Vaughn. “Because you want …
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