I have an essay on King Lear and the Irony of Care in the latest ELH:
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
And Ben Parris has one on Nashe's Terrors of the Night!:
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
A review of Ben Parris's great book!
Vital Strife: Sleep, Insomnia, and the Early Modern Ethics of Care. By Benjamin C. Parris academic.oup.com/sq/article-…
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During a boring after-dinner talk, Empson whispered to the person next to him (I hope audibly): ‘Just shut your eyes and think of buggery’
my late PhD advisor, Jonathan Goldberg, wearing the sweet "Shakespeare Got to Get Paid, Son" tee that I got him for his birthday one year. He would have been 81 today
happy to have an essay (on Lear and capacity) in the latest MLQ, and glad to get to write (at the end) about disability and my son:
read.dukeupress.edu/modern-l…
I've published a book, about what metaphysical poetry (beginning with Donne, and ending with Dickinson) can say about love that philosophy can't: fordhampress.com/97808232945…
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George Oppen. “Save we are / A crowd, a population, those / Born, those not yet dead, the moment’s // Populace”
during my first semester teaching, a clip from this...masterpiece may well have saved me from being decapitated. R.I.P.
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“History doesn’t repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes.”
- Mark Twain #quoteoftheday
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Everyone's talking about that physiognomy article which is so sciency, so I thought I'd show that I too have scientific rigour. Here's a chart I made a couple of years ago that proves that the more of Marvell's poems you read, the greater your Happiness Quotient. #GaysInStem














