Shakespeare brought it up too of-
ten to be confident of denying it.
It's true. Nobody really likes to
look upon derangement in a nominal
head of state even today, for fear
of being taken for a snob, assert-
ing sanity as yet another elitist
foible. Is this timidity now some
further triumph of deviant play, a
canny ploy of misdirection? Juries
are mulling this question openly,
at least, in more and more places
known for critical self-awareness.
As the subject of their study was
heard to remark to the Associated
Press, one doesn't like to look.
Adam Gopnik
The New Yorker
April 22, 2017
Aaron Blake
The Washington Post
April 24, 2017
Amy Davidson
The New Yorker
April 25, 2017
Jeet Heer
The New Republic
April 21, 2017
Masha Gessen
The New York Review
of Books
April 17, 2017
Lee Krasner
Rose Stone
1964
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