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...” (“Sunset at Fossoli”) and Robert Antelme's L'espèce humaine ( The Human Race )—and poems by Francis Ponge. My argument centers on the ability of certain modes of temporal disjunction to subvert any a priori and potentially reductive belief in the objective historicity of an aesthetic form, especially when...

... to grasp them. It then explores the workings of such resistance — particularly its renegotiation of the divide between interior and exterior, self and other, which anthropomorphic projections seek to overcome — in poems by William Butler Yeats, Jorie Graham, Wisława Szymborska, Francis Ponge, and Anne...

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... was in origin a royal patent.) Despite its origin in royal prerogative, how- ever, patent had already begun to acquire something like its modern connection with ideas of invention and intellectual property; as Sir Francis Bacon argued in Parliament, “if a man out of his own Wit, industry or indeavour finds...

... was in origin a royal patent.) Despite its origin in royal prerogative, how- ever, patent had already begun to acquire something like its modern connection with ideas of invention and intellectual property; as Sir Francis Bacon argued in Parliament, “if a man out of his own Wit, industry or indeavour finds...

... was in origin a royal patent.) Despite its origin in royal prerogative, how- ever, patent had already begun to acquire something like its modern connection with ideas of invention and intellectual property; as Sir Francis Bacon argued in Parliament, “if a man out of his own Wit, industry or indeavour finds...

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..., Peabody trans. 96).1 These two forms, cultura anima  and cultus animi, can also be found, depending on preference, in Petrarch, Michel de Montaigne, and Francis Bacon (Friedrich 377n4). In English, culture  also devel- ops from the Latin culter (ploughshare) and the Old French couture, so...