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Quotation by Stephen Vizinczey
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"A Writer's Ten Commandments" Writers' Monthly (London, July 1985)"Commentary on a Poem" Horizon (London, October 1976)"Condemned World, Literary Kingdom" Times Saturday Review (London, Sept. 21, 1968)"Europe's Inner Demons" (London, March 2, 1975)"Good Faith and Bad" Sunday Telegraph (London, April 21, 1974)
The war against Vietnam is only the ghastliest manifestation of what I'd call imperial provincialism, which afflicts America's whole culture—aware only of its own history, insensible to everything which isn't part of the local atmosphere.
Stephen Vizinczey (b. 1933), Hungarian novelist, critic. repr. In Truth and Lies in Literature (1986). "Condemned World, Literary Kingdom," Times Saturday Review (London, Sept. 21, 1968).
Review of Norman Mailer's Armies of the Night.
Review of Norman Mailer's Armies of the Night.
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