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Issue 139

Winter/Spring 2011
present work from TriQuarterly's extensive print archives. We look forward to receiving your comments ... Issue 139 Winter/Spring 2011 Saturday, January 1, 2011 About this Issue:  Welcome to the second ... issue of TriQuarterly Online. In the months since we launched, we've attracted an enthusiastic ...
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Page 264 from Issue 80 Like Bishop, Winters can maintain a cool assurance even when deal­ ing with ... Issue 80 page ... portray the archaeology of the city as a geological or natural fact. Facing things so old and unused that ...
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Page 193 from Issue 80 the very indicators of leisurely expansiveness, faith in one's ... Issue 80 page ... the breach between Barth's 1967 meditation on the "literature of exhausted ...
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of severe mental and physical suffering for the poet. Some NORTHWESTERN TRI-QUARTERLY Issue vol6-no2 ... Page 14 from Issue vol6-no2 shrewd insight themes and interests already vis­ ible in ... though it was never limited solely to one or the other. His fascination with nature was a fascination ...
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Page 241 from Issue 80 Unloosing their moons, month after month, to no purpose. The blood flood is ... "poems in blood, or at least with it." 42 241 Issue 80 page ... / Fields melt my heart") and wrote the short lyric "Child" ("Your clear ...
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Page 589 from Issue 107-108 TRIQUARTERLY sprits in more detail. In this lengthy letter of many ... note: Letter 10: to Hollister (February 15, 1891) 78 Dear Friend and Brother. I received your long ... nature, & to ignore all the discoveries & inventions made in the last 100 years to render ...
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Page 160 from Issue 80 Culture and the Intellectual at the Height of the Time Robert Boyers ... intermittently, what Ortega made of comparable issues in his own day. Ortega lived from 1883 to 1955. He early ... influential intellectual in Spain in the years 160 Issue 80 page ...
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story is no different now. Mid-year '85, the winter is turning harsh. State of emergency, state ... Page 111 from Issue 69 country of birth, treated with contempt, bloody Boer. To hate, to be ... and lonely in the mist. A message comes from upcountry, your father is dead. Outside the ground is ...
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Page 158 from Issue 80 and as Sonya herself does at this very moment: by daily acts of unre­ ... similar views, see Hidden in Plain View, pp. 52-57. 9. See Hidden in Plain View, chapter 6. 158 Issue 80 ... in the Critic, July 31, 1886i to Konstantin Leontiev's classic essay, "The Novels ...

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