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... political volition and activism, on the one hand, and a bourgeois conception of subjectivity, consciousness, and will, on the other, emerges as crucial. Copyright © 2018 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2018 Robert Duncan The H.D. Book Bending the Bow Berkeley free speech movement protest poetry...

...Todd Cronan Copyright © 2004 Qui Parle 2004 BIOLOGICAL POETRY: SANTAYANA'S AESTHETICS Todd Cronan How blind is the zeal of iconoclasts! They pour scorn upon eyes that see not and a mouth that cannot speak...

....20, no.1 artistic practice and of political protest today—wherein dedication is not unlinked from pessimism, imagination is not unlinked from reality, love is not unlinked from knowledge.5 Michel de Certeau says that memory “inserts itself into some- thing...

.... We may well argue, as Goethe insisted on doing, that science too ought to concern itself with that green or that yellow rather than their numbers; it is, however, indisputable that art and poetry, when they are enchanted before poppies or cornfl owers, are enchanted...

...—products of his letters to Georges Izambard—very quickly became the tracts of poetic insubordination par excellence for gener- ations to come: “Poetry will no longer give rhythm to action; it will be in advance of it.” 2 And Victor Hugo? Petitions, political texts, placards...

... awkward—she avoided seeing Jackson Mac Low. Bernadette Mayer and her then-boyfriend, the filmmaker Ed Bowes, were Acker’s closest ties to the poetry scene and the art world, so it’s likely she stayed at their place. On February 18, she and Mel Frielicher read with Ed Bowes and two other friends at a St...

... the demands he places on lyrical language. In the essay "Lyric Poetry and Society," Adorno outlines his understanding of poetic form and language: The lyric subject turns its back on society, protests against mere existence, and dreams of another world. The poem's...

...Rei Terada Out of Place Free Speech, Disruption, and Student Protest rei terada In Political Spaces and Global War, Carlo Galli suggests that de- mand for the “positive ‘freedom of’ speech and criticism” is cre- ated by the modern state form’s neutralization of domestic political...

... they’re too “sing-songy,” too musical, too loud. So even if poetry constantly proclaims its musicality (lyric, ballad, sonnet, etc do you think it protests too much? Is poetry a song- art anymore? (I think Kaja Saariaho is doing interesting work on 260 qui parle fall/winter 2012 vol.21, no.1...

... with intimations of nothingness. In the aftermath of Nietzsche, an inherent loss of faith gives rise to new valuations, negative and affi rmative, of nihilism and new fi gurations of belief. Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poetry vacillates between Pascalian tradition and Nietzschean aftermath. I want to explore...

...Ananda Abeysekara Abstract Critiques of the concept of “Protestant Buddhism” claim to tell a different story about the relation between religion and modernity (“Protestantism”) in South Asia. They seek to reconstruct the temporal relation between the past and the present, contesting postcolonial...

...Michelle Ty Introduction Higher Education on Its Knees michelle ty “L’istruzione é in ginocchio” (Education is on its knees), a popular Italian protest slogan goes.1 To think of the present state of higher education by attending to the lineaments of this image might of- fer...

..., and a set of prac- tices, modes of employing a received language. The moment of belated recognition in the Carthage woods signals his attention to, in the fi rst place, the “style” that emerges in the confrontation of poetry and reli- gion and exceeds those “ready-made defi nitions...

... sigh—signaling different letdowns in the poetry of speechlessness. Elsewhere, famously, “the rest is silence.” . . . When the music lets off, and you’re shifting down to inert being, you sometimes need a jolt—a someone or something to slap it out of you, bringing you back to language, even without...

... O'Hara's writing famously blurs the line between poetry and criticism. Rather than draw out the critical im- plications of these extreme characterizations of Pollock and de Kooning, however, art critics have tended to dismiss O'Hara simply for pushing criticism towards poetry. Here, in its hybrid...

... language of force and movement, with terms like “drives” and “slips” to describe what is prior to or beyond the coalescence of a subject or object that might be imitated. This is the sense of poetics as that which “slips” from mimesis or, better, what provokes us to think mimesis—and poetry—as its own form...

... and the composer Hanns Eisler during their Hollywood exile — the issues addressed here pertain to an array of contiguous problems, more generally con- cerning the societal parameters of lyric poetry and more specifi- cally the historical conditions of exile that produce a radical...

... in the postwar period, and this "second wave" of the avant-garde had a deep impact on contemporary Japan. In the context of the student uprisings and anti-war protests, or in the bars and night clubs of the Shinjuku and Shibuya districts of Tokyo, students formed communal theatrical collectives and new...

... Republic. As is well known, here Plato issues a polemic against poetry, and representative art in general, and he does so with an argument that does not so much protest against its negative consequences as against its origins, by focusing on its ontological underpinnings. That art imi- tates...

... it in a process of reciprocal recontextualization that accords equal standing to disjunctive and conjunctive effects alike. If the truth, like poetry, is what is lost in the translation to conceptuality, then the method I have adopted here - on the premise that different translations...