the modern imagination in his famous essay "The Dehumaniza­ tion of Art," I also ... Page 160 from Issue 80 Culture and the Intellectual at the Height of the Time Robert Boyers ... Recently I have had occasion to reread a number of works by the Spanish philosopher and cultural critic ...

that we are not thrust back into an abject silence. As if we have heard and seen nothing. After the ... people who are distrustful of the claims of art suspicious of poetry and its intentions. He was a poet ... I wrote back the same day, March 18, 2003, by email: Dear R., Beauty and terror-we must speak of all that ...

Page 121 from Issue 80 bourgeois. In exasperation, he complained to his friend A. S. Suvorin (who, ... educate his children, etc. A flabby soul, flabby muscles, a lack of movement, inconsistent ideas- and all ... considerable pressure to sever his ties with Suvorin and his periodical, New Times. Such pressure occasioned ...

and that he destroyed the other- because he "did not want her children to have to read ... Page 249 from Issue 80 increasingly depressed and so psychotic... she needed hospital admission. ... Freud, Civilization and Its Discontents, trans. James Strachey (New York: Norton, 1961), p. 77. 38. ...