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The condition of secrecy : selected essays

Title
The condition of secrecy : selected essays / Inger Christensen ; translated by Susanna Nied.
Author
Christensen, Inger, 1935-2009
Publication
  • New York : New Directions, 2018.
  • ©2018

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Book/TextUse in library JFD 19-2504Schwarzman Building - Main Reading Room 315

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Additional Authors
Nied, Susanna
Description
137 pages : illustrations; 21 cm
Summary
"[Christensen] formulates with increasing clarity the basis of her approach to writing, and provides insights into how she composed specific poetry volumes. Some essays are autobiographical (with memories of Christensen's school years during the Nazi occupation of Denmark), and others are political, touching on the Cold War and Chernobyl. The Condition of Secrecy also covers the Ars Poetica of Lu Chi (261-303 CE); William Blake and Isaac Newton; and such topics as randomness as a universal force and the role of the writer as an agent of social change"--Publisher's description.
Uniform Title
Hemmelighedstilstanden. English
Alternative Title
Hemmelighedstilstanden.
Subjects
Genre/Form
Essays.
Note
  • "New Directions Paperbook Original 1430."
Additional Formats (note)
  • Also issued online.
Language (note)
  • Translated from the Danish.
Call Number
JFD 19-2504
ISBN
  • 9780811228114
  • 0811228118
  • 9780811228121 (canceled/invalid)
LCCN
  • 2018021516
  • 40028823134
OCLC
1038043657
Author
Christensen, Inger, 1935-2009, author.
Title
The condition of secrecy : selected essays / Inger Christensen ; translated by Susanna Nied.
Publisher
New York : New Directions, 2018.
Copyright Date
©2018
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Additional Formats
Also issued online.
Language
Translated from the Danish.
Added Author
Nied, Susanna, translator.
Other Form:
Online version: Christensen, Inger, 1935-2009 author. Condition of secrecy. New York : New Directions, 2018 9780811228121 (DLC) 2018025539
Other Standard Identifier
40028823134
Research Call Number
JFD 19-2504
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