Artur Sebastian Rosman, a doctoral student, recalled a discussion at the Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, devoted to [Czeslaw] Milosz. "All, and I mean all, of the Americans there were convinced that Milosz was most likely a postmodern spiritual seeker, probably much like them, possibly fascinated by archetypes, certainly spiritual, and definitely not religious." Had Milosz been there, said Rosman, he might have repeated his claim that his readers don't "take into account a particular, quite fundamental fact: all my intellectual impulses are religious and in that sense my poetry is religious".
from The Times Literary Supplement: Czeslaw Milosz around the world
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