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...Jordan Greenwald A review of Moon Michael , Darger's Resources ( Durham : Duke University Press , 2012 ). Cited in the text as dr . Copyright © 2013 Qui Parle 2013 REVIEW ESSAYS Objects, Lost and Found Henry Darger and the Art of Salvage jordan greenwald...

...; Bernstein, Content's Dream: Essays 1975-1984 (Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, 1986), A Poetics (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1992), and My Way: Speeches and Poems (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1999), hereafter CD, P and MW, respectively...

... Hill.” She invented new words for what she liked to call (when night fell) “the time of the possum.” Possums were the only animals she didn’t hate. The moon stood still On Blueberry Hill When that big rascal Shone his eyes on me The barks of dogs Led me to that tree Where possums...

... to sky’s idle nesting dolls short-circuiting November a single cold composite sheet of what was left of all the resinous hearts towed to harbor all of which (including mine) went black a temple in atrament as though the moon picked out a pickerel nearing its own pale speculation what you thought being...

... in 1997 from Sun & Moon Press. He has also published two book-length poems, Progress (1985) and Under Erasure (1992), and is co-author of Leningrad: American Poets in the Soviet Union (1992). As editor, he brought out two landmark journals of poetry...

.... New York: Co- lumbia University Press, 2010. Moon, Michael. Darger’s Resources. Durham: Duke University Press, 2012. Pisters, Patricia. The Neuro-Image: A Deleuzian Film-Philosophy of Digital Screen Culture. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2012. Ranciere, Jacques. Mute...

... explained to us that a satellite was like a jet that goes up to the moon. My sister asked you in her shaking voice, did we send that up there? On the day we met, we were still in mourning. We had lost our father to an infection in his kidney that had spread through his body. Our mother had told us...

... a musical analogue in the raspy proclamations of the verse (“Nothing gets in my way, not even locked doors”) and the central chaotic instrumental break that follows. Drummer Keith Moon thrashes about with cascad- ing fi lls and cymbal crashes while guitarist Pete Townsend overlays...

... endless questions, see “DS,” 110. 32. Michael Moon has pointed out to me that one can hear in “mayon- naise” not just “may” but also “nay.” To be sure, there is no guaran- tee that pariah comedy and pariah erotics will not impose interdic- tions of their own...

... large window did for his things: “I would observe, by the way, that it costs me nothing for curtains, for I have no gaz- ers to shut out but the sun and moon, and I am willing that they should look in. The moon will not sour milk nor taint meat of mine, nor will the sun injure...

... reaction to the sight of the moon rising at the top of a hill two years before his death in 1951: “‘If I had planned it, I should never have made the sun at all. See! How beautiful! The sun is too bright and too hot.’ Later he said, ‘And if there were only the moon, there would be no reading and writing...

... words such as like (and which, often, etc.) as though they were approaching each other on the moon. It’s not just that Stanzas is almost entirely composed of pronouns and conjunc- Snediker: Queer Philology and Chronic Pain 13 tions, but that these units are non...

... encumber our moons with ceremonies that lack fi re. . . . Purify the breath until it reveals the harsh taste of the land: bring breath to the death of rocks and landscape. (CD, 237) Under the sun like bagasse, the fi brous remains of sugar cane drained of their juices, left...

... communicate with a threatened future utopia. 4. For considerations of socioeconomic organization, touching on issues of capital, property, and governance, see in particular Le Guin’s 1974 novel The Dispossessed , which envisions an anarchocommunist society erected on the moon of a patriarchal...

... dark. It must change from destiny to slight caprice, And thus its jetted tragedy, its stele And shape and mournful making move to find What must unmake it and, at last, what can, Say, a flippant communication under the moon...

... on Gender and Ontology .” In Antiblackness , edited by Jung Moon-Kie and Costa Vargas João M. , 60 – 81 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2021 . De’Ath Amy . “ Gender and Social Reproduction .” In vol. 3 of The SAGE Handbook of Frankfurt School Critical Theory , edited...

..., as he did, the anemic goddess of a confined civilization. Over and above those heroes—navigators, explor- ers and conquerors of the New World—who (before the era of journeys to the moon) undertook the only total adventure open to man, my thoughts turn to the survivors of a rearguard which...

... knowledge. From such a transcendent vantage point, simultaneously everywhere and nowhere, it seemed possible to see the entire universe, including not only the moons of Jupiter that Galileo had espied through his telescope, but also: “the digesting of food, the beating...

... pragmatism is evident in a line from Keats that Dewey quotes in Art as Experience: "The Sun, the Moon, the Earth and its contents, are material to form greater things, that is, etherial things — greater things than the Creator him- self made."24 While pragmatism rejects the rhetoric of visual ity...

... glow, like the moon, off the "terror" which follows it, and only by that reflection can it serve as a source of historical analogy. The relation is reciprocal: The Holocaust explains the threat of nuclear destruction, and vice versa, but only in reference...