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Poem: ‘Setting Out’ by George Monteiro

Posted on 10 December 2014. Tags: Emily Dickinson, George Monteiro, Manuel Bandeira, poem, Portuguese, Setting Out

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Essay: Justice to Florbela Espanca (1894-1930) – By George Monteiro

Posted on 12 May 2014. Tags: Billie Maciunas, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Emily Dickinson, Florbela Espanca, George Monteiro, George MonteiroLettres Portugaises, Irene Lisboa, Jorge de Sena, Jose Regio, Lettres Portugaises, Mariana de Alcoforado, Portugal, Portuguese, Sylvia Plath, translation, woman, women

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Essay: The Whiskey is Strong, but the Cow is Dead – By George Monteiro

Posted on 15 February 2014. Tags: Brown University, Charles Brockden Brown, Computer history, computer research, Dylan Thomas, early computers, Edgard Poe, electron age, Emily Dickinson, Franz Kafka, George Monteiro, Gulliver’s Travels, IBM 360, John Keats, Jonathan Swift, Kafka, Lewis Turco, Mark Twain, Matthew Arnold, Melville, Shakespeare, Stephen Crane, The Castle, William Butler Yeats, William Dean Howells

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