Winter 2001/Spring 2002
Table of Contents
Essays
A Divine Blindness
A Thousand Buddhas
Afterwards
Beliefs for Sale: 1900-1950
Bloodline in Ink
Dual
Hemingway’s Wound—And Its Consequences for American Literature
How to Die
How to Draw
John Gardner: Writer and Teacher
Levels and Opposites: Structure in Poetry
Looking Back at the First Story
Maintenance
Not-Knowing
Poetic Gold
Preacher
Reasons of the Body
Replacing Memory
Silent Dancing
Skunk Dreams
Taken by Haros: Death in a Cycladic Village
The Cult of the Adolescent: Commercial Indoctrination and the Collapse of Civic Virtue
The Desperate Mission of Stefan Lux
The Necessity of Misreading
The Orbiting Self: Reentry Problems of the Transcending Self, or Why It Is That Artists and Writers, Some Technologists, and Indeed Most People Have So Much Trouble Living in the Ordinary World
The Southern Writer and the Great Literary Secession
The Symbol of the Archaic
The Woman, The Place, The Poet
Up-and-Down Sun: Notes on the Sacred
Wonderlands
Art
Fulgurite
Word Play
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