The Hinterlands of the Unspoken

"I write to create a being of beautiful energy. So, I admit, did Edgar Allan Poe. For this creating to take place (as it does from time to time) words have to be accepted as heirs of their forebears, as we are of ours. And in each case, what exists is often only a bankrupt inheritance; or the hinterlands of the unspoken." - Geoffrey Hill

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  1. Mark25/2/05 3:40 PM

    wonder what habermas would say to that

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  2. C. Van Carter26/2/05 11:04 AM

    I've never read anything by Habermas, what by him would you recommend?

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