Tag Archives: Paul Celan

‘So, uhm, how do you write a poem?’: The First Part of Our ‘Gauntlet’ Advice On Writing Series

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January 15, 2018 by author

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Victor D. Infante

By Sam Cha, David Lehman, Ellyn Maybe, Mindy Nettifee, Amber Tamblyn, Cecilia Woloch and Robert Wynne

From The Editor: When we first announced our yearlong writing challenge, The Gauntlet, we were pleased to find interest from many fiction … Continue reading→

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The Other: Origins, Examples & the Divine

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April 9, 2011 by author

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Victor D. Infante

by Lisa Sisler

In order to explore the concept of “the Other,” one needs to go back to its philosophical origins.

In the late 18^th century Immanuel Kant divided the world into the categories of noumena, what actually is, and … Continue reading→

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