by Daniel Tutt
Poetry and Poetics
Metaphysicians in the Dark: Poetry, Thinking, and Nostalgia for the Idea
By Daniel Tutt
Does poetry think with philosophy? Or might we re-pose the question: does poetry rely on philosophy to think?
Does poetry think with philosophy? Or might we re-pose the question: does poetry rely on philosophy to think?
by Joe Weil
Memoir
Meditation on Milosz
By Joe Weil
We must always be as careful with nostalgia as we are with most forms of vulgarity: it is too close to the whore’s heart, and can be used by politicians to promote a “purity,” an Edenic return that supports the most vile sense of the volk.
We must always be as careful with nostalgia as we are with most forms of vulgarity: it is too close to the whore’s heart, and can be used by politicians to promote a “purity,” an Edenic return that supports the most vile sense of the volk.