Poetry's knowing ignorance
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Cover Contents Note on Translations Introduction: “That Key That You Must Always Keep on Losing” 1 Knowledge, Truth, and Ignorance in Nineteenth-Century Poetry (Hugo and Baudelaire) 2 Saying the Ineffable: Poetry Is Poetry (From the Romantics to Valéry) 3 Non-knowledge, Limit, and Productive Impossibility (Bataille and Blanchot) 4 “Moving Forth from Uncertainty All the Same” (Jaccottet and Maulpoix) 5 Poetry, Community, Relation Notes Works Cited Index
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