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With this accusation Miller could not concur wholeheartedly. But he would argue that it's not only sex but thoughts of sex and the leaps of fantasy he takes off of it that matter. He writes about life force and the wonderful women whose imaginations he grapples with.. Miller fled America because of its gold standard of human exchange, the passionless cash nexus. He searched for relationships beyond the insane, mechanistic commonplace in which the obsession is only with the sexual organ of women...
...live now. He does, however, offer some very rational suggestions on how this kind of poetry might be achieved. For one thing, he says, the poet must discard the language of Eliot, Pound, and Empson if he is going to get back to the absolute basics. Here I heartily concur. Eliot made the most wrong-headed and damaging statement in modern criticism when he said, "It appears likely that poets in our civilization, as it exists at present, must be difficult. Our civilization comprehends great variety and complexity, and this variety and complexity, playing upon a refined sensibility, must produce...
...that time, but was discussed and finally formalized at informal meetings of the Masters in Fall 1970 and February 1971. Dean of Students Archie C. Epps stated in an interview two weeks ago that the proposal represented an "implied criticism of the tutors", with which he did not concur. Nevertheless, only protest by tutors, students, and members of the Faculty stopped the measure. According to Steve Burbank '68, assistant dean of the College, the letters of several tutors were "instrumental" in forestalling the rent proposal...
...Monthly; the author is Australian Ross Terrill, 33, a contributing editor of the magazine. Harvard's John K. Fairbank, the dean of American Sinologists, calls Terrill's 15,000-word article "the best piece of reporting from China since the late '40s." Other China watchers heartily concur...
Actually, U.S. and Soviet officials concur privately that some kind of first-phase agreement arising from the continuing SALT talks will be signed by the heads of state at the Moscow meeting. This first step is expected to include a limitation on anti-ballistic missiles to just two sites for each power, and a freeze on intercontinental ballistic missiles. Compliance will presumably depend upon the ability of satellite surveillance to detect violations...