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impossibility. I thought today: What is utopia? The perfect place? That's not the question. More than ... Page 181 from Issue 80 despair of the impossible present- as utopian precisely because of its ... imagine how the country will be (how it is to be) when we return to it. That dead time, between the past ...
fiction (whether it be the fiction of poetry or of the. novel), by the constant desire to force the reader ... every reader, through his reading, entertains with what he is reading, that I have wished to treat in ... a century. The problem then posed itself for me, no longer to propose to the reader an object which might be ...
fiction (whether it be the fiction of poetry or of the. novel), by the constant desire to force the reader ... every reader, through his reading, entertains with what he is reading, that I have wished to treat in ... a century. The problem then posed itself for me, no longer to propose to the reader an object which might be ...
of infer¬ ence in the sense familiar to readers of Borges' fiction. Like Borges, though at ... grounds for what people and readers are apt to think, feel, and do in given situations—not of conscience ... dreamlike quality readers experience from the fictions of Hawthorne (and Kafka) is so palpable not simply ...
and politics who allegedly snuff out true debate. But much of what I see is unedited, incoherent ... Facebook and Twitter. People will read these narratives however they can, however they choose. Depression ... the latest algorithmically-derived definitions of “engagement.” But we’ll be okay. As Paul Ford wrote: ...
this poverty-stricken squirrel busy. Alonso makes Harburg out to be good company. Although the two ... she tells us. Alonso urges the reader to complete the experience by seeking out recordings of ... allegro tempo, the perfect upbeat rhythm for Harburg’s joie de vivre, optimism, and what’s come to be ...
deliberately missing. They have dropped out, taken a powder, vamoosed, they don't want to be found ... method of deserting her. Does she remember any un usual incident that transpired between them today? She ... around a big city with out her name and address and a few dollars. This is not Argus County, where the ...
II of the Russian edition). 12The reader with some (or a lot of) Russian may be surprised and at ... Page 98 from Issue 1965-winter makes much better as well as much more instructive reading than ... painted wood-all read Shakespeare and Sterne, Richardson and Scott, Moore and Byron, as well as the German ...
