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... Copyright © 2001 Regents of the University of Colorado 2001 108 English Language Notes Correction: The following photographs were omitted from the Septem ber 2000 issue of ELN (38 #1). The photographs are in reference to the article A ntique Fable Epitom ized by Puck by U rban M orén...

.... As an ethnologist and linguist, Riggs transformed the rich and complex Dakota oral storytelling tradition into a static cultural artifact. This article examines how Deloria corrected Riggs’s work to incorporate tribally specific beliefs, values, and worldviews into a new interpretation of “Fallen Star.” Copyright...

... in the manuscript shows signs of scribal correction to or from corsse. 6 Surely Cooper is correct; Malory has an eye attuned to pathos (as in the death of Elaine of Ascolot for the love of Launcelot), and the idea of Isode s dying Juliet-like on the body of h er lover 2 English Language Notes is powerfully...

... Brontë, who made num erous alterations to correct the mortifying errors which had disfigured Thom as Cautley Newby s first edition of 1847.1 In the above passage servants is h e r correction o f the 1847 reading servant s, a necessary correction in view o f the plural them. U nfortunately she m ade...

... Paradise Lost with a specific sequential o rd er that affords precedence to events that occur later in the poem. Thus, for example, the B ard s presentation of M ichael s conversation with Adam, which takes Scripture as its paradigm (116) corrects R aphael s earlier conversation, which the Bard sings...

... often seemed to conflate the Dakota oral storytelling tradition with Christian and Greek mythology. Although Deloria expressed these concerns to Boas, he largely dismissed them, eventually republishing Stephen Riggs’s translation with just a few minor grammatical corrections. Deloria, on the other hand...

...). It is h eartening to watch Collinson adm inister gentle correctives to younger schol­ ars or spell out his differences from Christopher Hill. Less successful is Bouwsm a s essay arguing th at Richard H ooker should be u nderstood as a Renaissance hum anist (i.e., rhetorician). The point may be correct...

..., submerging the classical in the biblical, transforming the biblical into his own myth, acts to correct any possible belief in the static value of classical mythology or indeed of any mythology and also suggests the stringency of effort involved in redem ption from Errors pow er (120. 51: E 390...

... archive show that El-Adl often corrected Forster’s assumptions about him as a poor Egyptian villager who had come to Alexandria for work. Clothes-based interactions with El-Adl prompted Forster to question and discard many of his colonialist biases through El-Adl’s rejoinders and corrections...

... ability to incorporate into his allusion the diction and flavor of the origi­ nal. 23 Apart from Fairfax s romantic treatm ent of Tasso, his use of the Spenserian stanza led critics like Dryden to com m end his style as correct. According to Dryden s Preface to his Fables, [m] any besides myself have...

... cate not insignificant space to Edwards, Jefferson, and Brockden Brown. Moreover, by presenting itself as a corrective to R. W. B. Lewis's Am erican Adam (1955), Am erican M a u r ic e L e e 269 Lazarus offers an intervention in w hat Brooks calls a literary-historical "m aster narra­ tiv e " based...

... an d Bel-Imperia:/ with the pittifull d eath o f o ld e / Hieronimo./Newly corrected, am ended, and enlarged w ith/new additions of the Painters part, an d/others, as it hath of late b e e n / diuers times acted . A ccording to Q2, this p ain ter is called Bazardo, and he has a son who has been m...

... ap o f the globe w ith o u t W righ t-M e rcator corrections could lead to navigation being o ff by 150-200 leagues on a voyage from the W est Indies to the Azores; that am ounts to about 500 miles, far enough to miss the islands entirely.12 W righ t him self was m ore m ath­ em atician than voyager...

..., the natural agent that makes things visible in the w o rld and stim ulates sight.22 To this end, gilded surfaces relay im portant theological accounts of light and vision to behold­ ers in a num ber of ways. First, they serve as reflective devices fo r m orally correct visions of the divine. Second...

... of concrete injunctions against im proper use. The most significant radical who, like Spence, took up gram­ m ar and language instruction was William Cobbett. In order to allow the lower orders to articulate their dissatisfaction with the political system in a language that was correct, and therefore would...

..., remained, save fo r some m inor excisions, alm ost entirely unchanged on publication.This 925-page meditation on "all kinds of being" was published in Paris in 1925 by Robert McAlmon's Contact Edition. Correcting the proofs o f The Making o f Am ericans in 1925, some fourteen years after the com pletion...

... to thee, but to receive Corrections, till thy mercies bid thee leave. 0 thinke mee worth thine anger, punish mee, Burne off my rusts, and my deformity, Restore thine Image, so much, by thy grace, That thou may'st know mee, and I'll turne m y face.16 W here the psalm ist asks God to make him safe for His...

... illustration of this scene Society Expresses its Views on a Question of Marriage (opposite 408) Mrs. Merdle is wearing a crinoline with a highnecked bodice and long, puffy, form-obscuring sleeves, and that, indeed, would have been the correct costume for a m orning visit in the 1850s. Why, then, Dickens s...

... poets, had ten d ed to be either overzealous and poorly crafted or thematically m onotonous and correct to a fault. She expressed doubts that either Landon or Hemans had the intellectual strength or em otional depth to en d u re.1 H em ans, Landon, and the poetic era they represent were too em...

... the com plexities o f the interracial FTP production from U.S. memory.35 It is not possible to correct this m isattribution and perhaps not desirable. Andrea L. Foster argues for the importance of leaving the archive record intact and clearly docum enting any statements o f retraction or correction...