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“Revision of the Golden Rule”: John Cage, Latin America, and the Poetics of Non-Interventionism

Anderson, Vaughn

Journal of modern literature, 2017-09, Vol.41 (1), p.58-80 [同儕審閱期刊]

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“Revision of the Golden Rule”: John Cage, Latin America, and the Poetics of Non-Interventionism
著者: Anderson, Vaughn
主題: 1900-1999 ; Aesthetics ; American literature ; Artists ; Authors ; Biographies ; Brazilian culture ; Brazilian literature ; Cage, John ; Campos, Augusto de ; Cold War ; Cold War, 1945-1991 ; Cold wars ; Concrete poetry ; Cosmopolitanism ; Criticism and interpretation ; Cultural policy ; Cultural relations ; Culture ; Diaries ; E-books ; English Literature ; Evaluation ; Exegesis & hermeneutics ; Foreign intervention ; Foreign policy ; Foreign relations ; Friendship ; Government policy ; History ; Ideology ; Influence ; International relations ; Intervention (International law) ; Interventionism ; Latin America ; Latin American culture ; Latin American Reception ; Literary criticism ; Literary devices ; Literary influences ; Literary translation ; Modern literature ; Multimedia ; Musical aesthetics ; Paz, Octavio (1914-1998) ; Poetics ; Poetry ; Poets ; Political and social views ; Politics ; prose ; Publishing ; Publishing industry ; Radicalism ; Sovereignty ; travel ; Twentieth Century ; United States ; United States imperialism ; War ; Writing
所屬期刊: Journal of modern literature, 2017-09, Vol.41 (1), p.58-80
描述: Non-interventionism was a guiding principle in Cold War era debates about the United States' proper role in Latin American affairs, and it also serves as a paradigm for understanding inter-American cultural exchange during the period. The Latin American travels of composer, poet, and multimedia artist John Cage provide a means of exploring this. Cage's writings about his visits to São Paulo and San Juan, as well as his correspondence with Latin American colleagues like Brazilian Poet Augusto de Campos, point to the ways in which Cage's aesthetics of indeterminacy became a model for non-interventionist cultural diplomacy. This idealistic vision of hemispheric relations stands in stark contrast with the aggressive Cold War cultural policy initiatives that the US carried out throughout Latin America. However, as Cage's reception at the 1985 Bienal de São Paulo indicates, non-interventionism's manifestation as cultural practice became fraught in similar ways to its implementation as policy.
出版者: Bloomington: Indiana University Press
語言: 英文
識別號: ISSN: 0022-281X
ISSN: 1529-1464
EISSN: 1529-1464
DOI: 10.2979/jmodelite.41.1.05
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