By Nat Schmookler. “There’s an immediate sense one has, which must be relied on, which we can’t not trust, that says: that’s just wrong.” _______________________________________________________________________ David Bromwich has proved himself to be that rarest kind of intellectual: one whose interests have broadened over time. After honing his academic chops on William Hazlitt as a young man, he has since expanded to aesthetics, 19th-century American history, William Wordsworth, a...
