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FEELING THE UNTHINKABLE
Essays on Social Justice


Donald Gutierrez was a member of the University of Notre Dame English Department faculty from 1968 to 1975, then joined the English Department at Western New Mexico University in Silver City. He retired from WNMU in 1994 and moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico with his wife Marlene Zander Gutierrez. He received a "New Mexico Eminent Scholar Award" in 1989. Gutierrez has published six books of literary criticism, two of which focus on D. H. Lawrence and one on Kenneth Rexroth. Since retirement, he has published over fifty essays and reviews, most of which concern social justice and American state terrorism abroad.

Also by Donald Gutierrez

LAPSING OUT: Embodiments of Death and Rebirth in the Last Writings of D. H. Lawrence

THE MAZE IN THE MIND AND THE WORLD: Labyrinths in Modern Literature

SUBJECT-OBJECT RELATIONS IN WORDSWORTH AND D. H. LAWRENCE

THE DARK AND LIGHT GODS: Essays on the Self in Modern Literature

BREAKING THROUGH TO THE OTHER SIDE: Essays on Realization in Modern Literature

THE HOLINESS OF THE REAL: The Short Verse of Kenneth Rexroth

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