Titlebook: On the Ethical Imperatives of the Interregnum; Essays in Loving Str William V. Spanos Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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The Enigma of T.S. Eliot,s, a dialogue that rendered these traditionally binary terms productively inoperative, that drew my attention to his writing. Eliot, I found, was not the Eliot of the New Critics, who read his poetry as the epitome of the worldless autotelism they espoused against the banality of modernity, but an E

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Edward W. Said and William V. Spanos,odern. He informed me that he was a Palestinian student at Mount Hermon Preparatory School during the time between 1951 and 1953 when I was teaching there, and that he, an alien Arab in a New England Puritan environment, admired me, a Greek-American, for my reputation as a rebel against the Mount He

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Robert Kroetsch, Play, and the Specter,rative of unending play inhering in an ontology grounded in the nothingness of being. I, despite my theoretical commitment to errancy, tended to minimize that play in favor of conveying an urgent political message. In the process, however—and in keeping with the liminal interregnum in which we lived

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Cornel West,ed to my invitation to Cornel to join the editorial board of ., which in turn provided us relatively frequent opportunities to continue the dialogue that began at Union. What I found attractive about West was his deliberate rejection of the neutral academic persona in favor of an engaged writing and

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