…‘To Fulfill These Rights,’” 4 June 1965, http://www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/archives.hom/speeches.hom/650604.asp (accessed 23 July 2015).↑ 5.Daniel P. Moynihan, “The President and the Negro: The Moment Lost,” Commentary 2 February 1967, https://www.commentarymagazine.com/article/the-president-the-negro-the-moment-lost/ (accessed 5…
The Significance of Form Articles, Issue #20 January 25, 2017 There are drawings by Adolph Menzel (1815-1905) in which the black lead of his carpenter’s pencil has been pressed into…
…Moses had successfully built housing for artists in a planned community in nearby Westbeth, and was widely admired for building Lincoln Center, so he had reason to consider himself someone…
…which we experience meaning in poetry in a way that is considerably more complex than is the standard experience of meaning in metaphor. In common cases: (i) poetic meaning is…
…have while the meaningless ones are not. Thus, for example, our experience of Emily Dickinson’s handwritten “c’s” in “It’s Coming—the Postponeless Creature” is indisputably different from our experience of the…
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…explanation of the past that cannot adequately comprehend the complexities of racism, a comparison between the approaches adopted by Marxist historians Barbara Fields, Judith Stein, and Brian Kelley to that…
…the possibility that something of an experience could be communicated via another mode, what she insists on is that the experience of seeing a flame cannot be the experience of…
…claim such a comparison. (KD, 59–61) Pause to consider the emphasis on comparison that runs like a thread through this account: “aesthetic judgements,” de Duve claims, “are always comparative.” We…
…idealistic. We need, rather, to think about institutions as complicated mechanisms that enable those who operate within them to do good and bad. By writing what we might take, at…
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