guided him and are expressed in his fiction, plays and letters. His letters, of course, are the most ... 80 Prosaic Chekhov: Metadrama, the Intelligentsia, and Uncle Vanya Gary Saul Morson i: Anti.. ... intelligentsialism I have my knife out for professors.... Like authors, they have... much self-importance.-Chekhov, ...
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Page 38 from Issue 80 Poem for Jade Light gone out of day. In your small house I would guess ... nothing. Silence of button tins, Hot tea and oranges. Outside, your son plays knee-deep in the ditch, And ... will not come, though you have called him in. He disregards the snow Gusting the snow-deep sky, And how ...
Page 100 from Issue 80 seek with them. As they rose and bent down rhythmically along the rows she ... a wooden bridge rose, rainbow-like, over a marshy spot into a distant tangle of wild raspberry. She was ... about ten when she began wanting to hide. There had been no reason other than loneliness or maybe Uncle ...
Page 80 from Issue 91 TRIQUARTERLY ripped off the shoulder from where he'd grabbed her ... waving it, her eyes wild, so he backed off on his haunch es, O.K. Anna, O.K., just don't pull ... try me, mister, I am! So she lifted me and wrapped me in the blanket holding him off with the gun. The ...
Page 166 from Issue 80 society, accordingly, is to feel not only that others are permitted to have ... do so in a concerted or effectual way. To express not only tolerance but respect for other ... preferences reveal about him and the culture to which he so entirely belongs is to seek to exercise control, ...
Like Magic Waiting We walked through the field a long time, pushing tall grass out of the way ... looked like moving globs of light. If I squinted my eyes and let them go all blurry, it glittered just ... Somebody had carved each eye, each tooth, each wild, blowing curl and set it out in a farmer’s field. ...
Page 154 from Issue 80 do so. Here Voinitsky behaves as if he were a fictional character whose ... ridiculous, because the prosaic world in which Chekhov sets his play is as undramatic as our real lives. And ... him! Hold him! He's gone mad! [ELENA ANDREEVNA and VOINITSKY struggle in the doorway.) ELENA ...
else.- Keep looking at him.-How?- Like this, real intense. Don't drop your eyes until he looks ... this way.- He's looking this way. Now what do I do? Since we were little boys. We liked to put ... a certain way, something close to dance. Maybe we saw a play performed by some theater company from the ...
guided him and are expressed in his fiction, plays and letters. His letters, of course, are the most ... 80 Prosaic Chekhov: Metadrama, the Intelligentsia, and Uncle Vanya Gary Saul Morson i: Anti.. ... intelligentsialism I have my knife out for professors.... Like authors, they have... much self-importance.-Chekhov, ...
Page 80 from Issue 109 TRIQUARTERLY at the cracks where the brown showed through. Old shoes, ... comfortable shoes. And now, carpet: softer than the mattress Beppe shared with his brother, like standing ... a spot opposite Beppe, though in the process his cane slipped to the floor and nearly tripped him ...
