Poetry vs. Prose: Christopher Ricks’ Perspective
Prose A. n. 1. a. Language in the form in which it is typically written (or spoken), usually characterized as having no deliberate metrical structure. Poetry a. Composition in verse …
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Prose A. n. 1. a. Language in the form in which it is typically written (or spoken), usually characterized as having no deliberate metrical structure. Poetry a. Composition in verse …
Read MoreMemory lets us remember what we have read, even this sentence for example. It also helps us with the act of reading, and all of the places the mind seems …
Read MoreAs I wandered into the GSU on Tuesday I was overcome by magnetic poetry. A large board was full of eccentric phrases that BU’s best passerby poets had put up. …
Read MoreKoushan Takami’s Battle Royale series tests the limits of human compassion and selfishness. Japan as a national socialist state isolates fifty classes of junior high third years and send them …
Read MoreAndrea Abi-Karam discusses why it’s so sexy when vampires are out for late-night snack.
Read MoreThe modern (or post-post-modern or contemporary or whatever you want to call it) novel seems to live in the fourth dimension: time. Ever since Faulkner, authors cannot keep their chronology …
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