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has become so important to American readers. The essays explore the nature of Borges' art ... it a new vitality in an age when it is constantly under attack. He is a magician of language, but ... Ocampo, John Hollander, and Norman Thomas di Giovanni. ISBN 0-8101-0438-5 $12.80 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ...
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Page 190 from Issue 80

or in broad daylight, we dismantled our libraries ••. we tore into pieces dozens of essays, novels, ... Page 190 from Issue 80 lern's advice fairly equates the failure to do so with ... annihilation by repression. l8 Benjamin did manage to recover a portion of his library and his papers, and have ...
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Page 80 from Issue 123

Page 80 from Issue 123 Phillip Robertson In the Mosque of the Imam Ali When then devil came, he ... tobacco with the stuff we scored in Baghdad and then puts it back in the cigarette like a surgeon. Cho is ... the acknowledged master of this art and executes his moves with preci­ sion. The same fingers that ...
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Page 168 from Issue 80

but surely he would have more in common with Bloom than with the herd of independent 168 Issue 80 page ... Page 168 from Issue 80 obscurantism and effrontery, as a vital weapon. If modernism would not in ... supports. No doubt Ortega's backing of an art he personally disliked must seem to intellectuals ...
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Page 83 from Issue 80

Page 83 from Issue 80 First Home Back there, on the scattered edge of town where the road was ... stones into the yard, we waded the abandoned hayfields, grubbed up old bottles, bricks, a rusty handrasp ... surveyors came pacing our field, we paced behind them, watched them plant stakes among weed stalks. And the ...
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Page 80 from Issue 4

Page 80 from Issue 4 subdued and disciplined by religion, but who can say that they are ... dead?" In his conclusion to this essay, Eliot indicates that he finds Yeats's thought and ... recognizably Yeats. Some of the lines suggest that Eliot had reached a new and final stage in his onerous ...
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Page 336 from Issue 100

Fall 1997
from Arte Publico Press. *** Doreen Gildroy's poems have appeared in the Antioch Review, ... University. His poems and essays have appeared in TQ #55, #68 and #65, a special issue entitled The Writer in ... poems have appeared in TQ #80, #88 and #93. *** Brigit Pegeen Kelly's second book of poems, ...
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Page 208 from Issue 80

Page 208 from Issue 80 goat, this identification naturalizes the bomb, making it seem as natural- ... suageable desire to inflict what we cannot avoid. * * * The most direct expressions of this otherwise ... linkage between the bomb and children appears most strikingly, for instance, in the stories chosen through ...
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Page 80 from Issue 100

Fall 1997
Page 80 from Issue 100 TRIQUARTERLY trying to sympathize, no doubt, although my conduct, and the ... teeth on edge. Back home, I took up teaching: art, Art art, for ladies who disliked their husbands (Mrs. ... I told them, I told her, Art celebrates what people know and are afraid to feel. Discomfort is a measure ...
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From Through the Red Sea (After the Paintings of Anselm Kiefer)

William Hunt
80 From Through the Red Sea (After the Paintings of Anselm Kiefer) William Hunt WE LOOK into the ... past: as a sketch reflects the fullness of life we shimmer incomplete in outline: our shirt and vest, ... our hair and lips are all thin lines, we are ourselves, yet still incomplete... and the darkening ...

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