... at its zenith perpetually receding behind the horizon of temporally embodied life. This essay explores such interplay in Nietzsche’s later work and some of its anticipatory and retroactive resonances in John Keats’s Romantic poetics of negative capability, the modernist ecopoetics of A. R. Ammons...

... and routes that have never been in the reckoning of reason, analysis, and argument. Reflecting on the and is like locating and contouring the nightingale for John Keats, where the bird is not objectivized but is seen as an experience, a longing, a desire, and as an inexorable collapse of beings. Teaching...

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... at University College Cork in Ireland with the support of a Ful- bright fellowship. Her work has appeared in Quarryman, Soliloquies Anthology, America, the Portland Review, and elsewhere. John Sibley Williams is author of As One Fire Consumes Another (Orison Poetry Prize, 2019), Skin Memory (Backwaters Prize...

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... 129 ( Fall 2001 ): 1 - 13 . Rpt. Profession 2002. New York: MLA, 2002. 211-28 . Burgan Mary . What Ever Happened to the Faculty?: Drift and Decision in Higher Education . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 2006 . Fogg Piper . “So Many Committees, So Little Time...

..., he staked out the newer criticism, drawing especially on Kenneth Burke. In his first job at Johns Hopkins University, he came to embrace the phenomenological criticism inspired by Georges Poulet, writing several books that try to capture the consciousness of a writer and his or her work...

... aver- age circle jerk. “What are you working on, Thom?” she asked him. “My latest story is called Fireside Missile Potato. It’s narrated by John the Evangelist and Saint Louis, a Doberman who survives the incessant Nazi bombing of an unnamed Russian town on the Volga by dressing...

... thought, “Oh, the Bible isn’t the only flood story?” It destabilized what I had accepted as my tradition. Then in a history class the professor (John Waters) said, “When did we start celebrating George Washington’s birthday?” And I realized the things I grew up...