Poetry Against Torture

Poetry Against TorturePoetry against Torture sets out the clear conflict between two competing conceptions of society and civilization. Poetry represents one the fundamental human capacity to make itself and its societies in ways that will produce the most nearly perfect form of the species. Torture represents the other especially state torture as that which fears the human capacity to evolve, to create alternative futures for itself, and to assume increasingly capacious

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