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Joseph Brodsky: Exile, Language & the Poetry of Freedom

Born on May 24, 1940, Joseph Brodsky became one of the defining poets of the late twentieth century through a life shaped by language, censorship, exile, memory, cities, love, religion, time, and the stubborn conviction that literature could preserve individual freedom even when political systems tried to erase it. Born Iosif Aleksandrovich Brodsky in Leningrad, …

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