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March 31, 2013

Silly Like Us: W.H. Auden

March 31, 2013/ Stephen Akey

Coming of age after World War I, Auden took the alienation of his generation and sharpened it to a special keenness; he transformed his disaffected modernism into an immortal body of work that still challenges today.

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Poetry
April 2013, dante, Freud, Goethe, Poetry, Stephen Akey, T-S- Eliot, Virgil, W- H- Auden
February 29, 2012

The Tigers of Wrath

February 29, 2012/ Nicholas Nardini

Where would Lionel Trilling, godfather of the liberal imagination, fit into our contemporary culture of ideas? And how much of that culture is of his making?

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Features, Literary Criticism
david foster wallace, Edmund Wilson, fiction, Freud, Lionel Trilling, literary criticism, Malcolm Gladwell, March 2012, New Yorker, Plato, Susan Sontag, T-S- Eliot, W- H- Auden, Yale University Press
March 01, 2012

It's a Mystery: A Talent for Deception

March 01, 2012/ Irma Heldman

Agatha Christie has received praise from wide and varied corners, and mystery columnist Irma Heldman adds to the chorus with this retrospective on the life and work of the Queen of Crime.

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Agatha Christie, Freud, Irma Heldman, It's a Mystery, March 2012, P- G- Wodehouse, Robert Graves
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