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Page 259 from Issue 52

Page 259 from Issue 52 Art needs control, religion needs control, philosophy and science need ... Yours, Ben Johnston II April 1980 As to the question how I compose, I think of freedom as the result of ... freedom is brought into action. I usually do this. Control may work entirely in tandem with freedom, but ...
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Page 85 from Issue 54

universe. The narrative is, moreover, entirely autobiographical ("this happened to me and then this ... Page 85 from Issue 54 logbook in fact-a Gargantuan eating dream that outdoes Leopold ... unrelated-events (conscientiously providing every name and date-what Jung calls "the minutest nonsensical ...
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Page 326 from Issue 63

MICHAEL VOLLAN. FROM GOING TO HEAVEN, A PHOTO-NARRATIVE. (TQ #37) 326 1976 Issue 63 page ... Page 326 from Issue 63 fifteen minutes. When we are met, Milk sees an ebullient woman with black ...
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Page 37 from Issue 10

is so often TriQuarterly 37 Issue 10 page ... Page 37 from Issue 10 Beyond omniscience notes toward a future for the novel CHARLES NEWMAN ... had to content themselves with what Goethe called "mere narrative." And mere is ...
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documented this quite well in his present return to conceptual art which is included in this issue. But if ... Page from Issue 32 the same time, he discovered the "readymade", ordinary ... and as the artist who disdained what he called retinal art, he established the precedent for much of ...
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Beyond omniscence notes toward a future for the novel

Charles Newman
objective possibilities" which were being exhausted. As is so often TriQuarterly 37 Issue 10 page ... Beyond omniscence notes toward a future for the novel Print Pages:  Page 37 from Issue 10 Beyond ... most short-lived, abortive artform in the history of narrative literature. Historically, only a holding ...
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Page 231 from Issue 88

Page 231 from Issue 88 re-present that kind of perception. No one reading Berger's great ... photo-text on the "guest workers" of Europe-will be able to forget or ignore that ... briefly then vanishes as the narrative or argument picks up and moves ahead. Then there's G. ...
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A poet's impluvium

Karen Zemanick
also may leave her with an entirely different impression from the single poem. She now turns to poetry ... checking Twitter, email, and "other sinkholes." The New York Times points out that World Poetry ... Day coincides with the anniversary of Twitter, launched five years ago today by software designer Jack ...
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Writing with the iPad

Matt Wood
having a portable with the horsepower to manage photos, a music library, etc. I just wanted something ... I could carry around the house for reading online, using Twitter, responding to email, and doing some ... tablet. I want to keep it simple. The second issue has to do with the way the iPad switches between ...
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Page 265 from Issue 131

Page 265 from Issue 131 of a problem that has received a fair amount of attention writers and ... a new cosmopolitanism in East European literature. Nationalism can cover quite a large conceptual ... overtly chauvinistic character. In­ stead, in my view one should examine the entire gamut of literary ...

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