The sophist
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The sophist
Salt Publishing, 2004
2nd ed
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The Sophist was first published by Sun & Moon Press in 1987 and has been unavailable for well over a decade. A pivotal book for Bernstein, The Sophist demonstrated his great range of subject matter, style, and genre. By contrasting wildly different approaches to poetry, Bernstein not only questions the intrinsic value of any given form but also provides a model for his later heterogeneous books, including My Way and With Strings. If sophism is the opposite of both philosophy and the lyric, then The Sophist is model for a rhetorical poetry that interrogates truth in the name of reason.
Table of Contents
The Text, the Beloved? Bernstein's Sophist by Ron Silliman
The Simply
The Voyage of Life
Fear and Trespass
Entitlement
Outrigger
The Years As Swatches
The Only Utopia Is in a Now
From Lines of Swinburne
Special Pleading
Micmac Mall (Sunset at Inverness)
Dysraphism
By Cuff
Hitch World
Like DeCLAraTionS in a HymIE CEMetArY
Romance
I and the
Pafnucio Santo and the American Friend
The order of ...
Renumberation
The Rudder of Inexorability
The Last Puritan
Acquiescence
Foreign Body Sensation
Team Bias
Searchless Warrant
Amblyopia
Total Body Clearance
Prosthesis
Use No Flukes
Safe Methods of Business
Why I Am Not a Christian
A Person Is Not an Entity Symbolic but the Divine Incarnate
Rose the Click for 23
Surface Reflectance
Brain Side View
The Harbor of Illusion
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