Within the Inscribed

Exploring the intersection of language and the sacred, this book delves into the intricate relationship between poetry and philosophical thought, particularly through Judaic and Buddhist lenses. It examines the poetics of influential figures like Walter Benjamin and Heidegger, while analyzing the works of Objectivist poets such as Oppen and Reznikoff, alongside notable voices like Hyam Bialik and Wallace Stevens. The text emphasizes how sacred inscriptions in language shape poetic expression and interpretation.