Antioch Review, The

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Articles in January 2004 issue of Antioch Review, The

• A conversation with Charles Bernstein
  by David Caplan
• Frank Bidart's poetry: the substance of the invisible
  by Carol Moldaw
• Reading, raiding, and anodyne eclecticism: word without world
  by Susan Wheeler
• The Voice at 3:00 A.M.: Selected Late and New Poems
  by John Taylor
• Avant-gardist in the forest
  by Sandra Alcosser
• Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights and the New War on the Poor
  by Erika Bourguignon
• After Nature
  by Barbara Beckerman Davis
• Open Shutters
  by John Taylor
• "The break is not a break": Kierkegaard, Heidegger, and Poesis as abiding love
  by Andrew Zawacki
• Vivamus, Vivamus: living with Ovid's Amores
  by Jennifer Clarvoe
• Generations of Captivity: a History of African-American Slaves
  by James W. Hall
• To translate the shaking: contemporary Japanese women's poetry (and coaxing it into English)
  by Malinda Markham
• Thieves' Latin
  by Jane Satterfield
• Desolation and Enlightenment: Political Knowledge after Total War, Totalitarianism, and the Holocaust
  by Maurice Meilleur
• The James Brothers
  by David Lehman
• Ecstatic in the Poison
  by Ned Balbo
• Macbeth in Venice
  by Ned Balbo
• A Small Novel
  by Terrance Hayes
• What to read, what to praise
  by Judith Hall
• Liberals and Cannibals: the Implications of Diversity
  by Maurice Meilleur
• Genius as Pariah: the life and poems of George Barker
  by Bill Wadsworth
• Eavan Boland's gift: sex, history, and myth
  by Shara McCallum
• Does prosody have a future?
  by David Caplan
• Sacred Song in America: Religion, Music, and Public Culture
  by James W. Hall
• Poetry and the War
  by John Koethe
• Prosody after the poetry wars
  by David Caplan
• Alfred E. Smith: the Happy Warrior
  by LesterLee
• The Blue Borges
  by Terrance Hayes
• My Mojave
  by Jane Satterfield
• End of the Day on Second
  by Dorothea Tanning
• Temporal poetics: rhythmic process as truth
  by Richard D. Cureton
• "Speaking in tongues": exile and internal translation in the poetry of Charles Simic
  by Diana Engelmann
• Working prosodies: finding what will suffice
  by Eleanor Berry