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,And Be Whole Again: Antiphony, Deprivation, and the “Not-Yet” Place of Utopia in Nathaniel Mackey’srsed by a lost band of travelers. Lagapa argues, however, that the book’s dystopian spaces, strewn with amputated bodies and beset by widespread social deprivation, unexpectedly hold the key for utopian realization. The potential for utopian social change, Lagapa contends, is encapsulated in Mackey’

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,Leave Us the World: Apophasis, Dissent and the Pluralist Politics of Charles Bernstein’s Poetry,omething in the exact moment of saying it. Lagapa contends that Bernstein’s denials are elaborate rhetorical gestures that not only explain his poetic methods but also initiate a debate about the purpose and politics of poetry. Such contentiousness is key to a utopian poetics. Bernstein understands