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Page 80 from Issue 30 creating new meanings and sometimes word-plays. Glumov's leaps ... immediately applicable to Joyce's Ulysses, which was contemporaneous with the produc­ tion of ... Faulkner's novel, which, of course, was influenced by Joyce. The key elements are fragmentation, collision, ...

Page 181 from Issue 67 1945-80 in the New York Review of Books (November 7, 1985) suggests that ... modernists (Eliot, Pound, Williams, Crane, Moore) and the later poets." By "came into his ... "chief link." In his 1955 essay on Stevens, "Essential Gaudiness" (reprinted ...

Page 163 from Issue 80 why anyone would wish to make special claims for anything at all. For most ... ought to be able to decide which of two systems is better and therefore more worthy to pass on to our ... attention. To define the height of one's time in such a way as to exclude from respectful ...