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Commonplaces
Piquant excerpts lifted from Touchstone editors' own reading & listening.
When I read their discussion of a poem, I feel as if I were reading an account of a great swimming competition in which the author reported only on the temperature of the water.
—Harold Bloom
on certain Deconstructionists; quoted in "Remembering Harold Bloom" by Neil Arditi, Jewish Review of Books (Winter 2020)
— Education — Commonplaces #71 — Jan/Feb 2021 —
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