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by Silliman, Ron
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Bernstein is correct: in order to understand the discourse represented by these books, we must indeed learn to read and count differently. . . . Every essay [is] participating in the "symposium of the whole." {Together] they are the product of the most serious attempt in recent years to construct a poetic "community" in the margins of the old mainstream/avant-garde cultural topographies. -- Paul Mann

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BrandRoof Books
Pub dateSep 1, 1987
ISBN-100937804207
ISBN-139780937804209
Paperback220.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.55 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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