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Volume 107 - November 1992

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The Association in 1992

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The Association in 1992

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Editorial

  • Editor's Column

  • John W. Kronik
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    23 October 2020, pp. 1129-1133
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  • Editor's Column

  • John W. Kronik
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    23 October 2020, pp. 217-219
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  • John W. Kronik
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    23 October 2020, pp. 9-12
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The Association in 1992

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  • Editor's Note

  • John W. Kronik
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    23 October 2020, p. 425
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Research Article

  • Poetry as a Form of Resistance to Reality

  • Joseph Brodsky
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    23 October 2020, pp. 220-225

  • The Twentieth century, now neanng its end, seems to have had its way with all the arts except poetry. Viewed less chronologically and more exaltedly, history has imposed its reality on the arts. What we imply when we speak of modern aesthetics is nothing but the noise of history jamming or subjugating the song of art. Every ism is both evidence, direct or indirect, of art's defeat and a scar covering up the shame of this defeat. Though it may be crass to say so, existence has proved capable of defining the artist's consciousness, and proof of this can be found in the means the artist uses. For that matter, any mention of means is, in itself, a sign of adaptation.

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