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... lite ra ry w rite rs , in clu d ­ ing Em erson, Thoreau, and Poe.3 D raw ing to g eth e r Talbot's early w ritin g on pho to g ra p hy w ith Coleridge's conception o f polarity, I show th a t p h o to g ra p h y its lights and shadows, its positives and negatives crystallized a set o f ideas th a t w...

... Bigelow and Temple Scott (NewYork: The Daves Press, 1906), VI, 116. 8See, for example, amazon.com, TheMan in theIron Mask, customer reviews. SHADOWS OF THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN AND WILL BE IN GREATEXPECTATIONS (1861) Questionfrom a high school student:When Pip sees the shadows around Estella, is he...

... unique lineage gives insights into Islamic, Greek, and Jewish Neoplatonic encounters with an irruptive and charitable Goodness-without-Being in the shadow of whose outpouring Being pales. Works Cited Avicenna . Risālah fiʾl-ʿishq ( Treatise on Love ). For Arabic, see Mehren, Traités...

... wants ah four to help him deal with the Fronde, a dis­ parate combination of commoners protesting unfair taxes and nobles disgruntled at Mazarin s centralization. In a situation fore­ March 2004 43 shadowing the French Revolution, neither Dumas nor his four heroes take a conclusive ideological stand...

... suggests that this shadow extension of his psyche kills Elizabeth, n o t only for revenge a mate for a mate but also to relieve the anxiety that his confusion over Elizabeth s role in his life created. The climax in the novel is Victor s oath in the cemetery where William, Elizabeth, and his father lie...

...Philip H. Christensen Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 56 English Language Notes 7. Great Expectations (1861) 1, 010,137 characters shadow (10) shadows (5) shadowy (3) shading (1) shade (1) shaded (5) shade s (1) = 26 occurrences (.0000257 of total words). NOTES 1...

... No from Yes. Give your say this meaning too: give it the shadow. . . . Look around: see how things all come alive By death! Alive! Speaks true who speaks shadow.5 And this iconic burst feels tempered alongside much later work. If we desire a space between religious and secular modes of response...

... these passages in simple referential scheme, I am aware of Melville s saying how Beaumont and Fletcher have sent the long shadow of their reputation, side by side with Shakespeare s, far down the endless vale of posterity ; and I am not less aware of his admonishing, And may that shadow never be less...

... the way through Conrad’s The Nigger of the Narcissus (1897), Typhoon (1902), and The Shadow-Line (1916). Parsing different lineages of the sea-writing tradition, Margaret Cohen analyzes how “craft,” a set of diverse skills developed in the age of sail, provides a narrative grammar for writers...

... Literature (1790-present). Jeffrey N. Cox is A rts and Sciences Professor of D istinction in English and Humanities at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he is also Vice Provost and Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty A ffairs. His contributions to studies in rom anticism include in the Shadows o f...

... in the Atlantic world include Kazanjian, Brink of Freedom ; and DeLombard, In the Shadow of the Gallows . 12 Hayes, “Attack on the Capitol,” 14:03 (Coates), 14:05 (Coates), 2:55 (Hayes). 13 Hayes, “Attack on the Capitol,” 16:04 (Coates). 14 Hayes, “Attack on the Capitol,” 16:26...

... clusters of negative-space that shadow and trail this solid flask, these partly-nons half-theres, what are they. Residues, colorful earfuls, knots ov being, ghostings ov voices just past on the street or in the centry m ysteriously sound out my own changing substance, magnetic pleasure in aural landscapes...

... shadow map for Lins' figurai geography, borrow ing from Kevin Young's notion o f the "shadow book," that charts a par­ allel space throu gh ou t the novel a space of layered m eanings and potential relations that "blackness writes everyday [ ] that memory, time, accident, and the more active form s o f...

... In o th er words, O b e ro n s reference to A ntiopa throws a sinister shadow on Theseus present engagem ent and may even darken every mar­ riage which the audience will expect at the end of this com­ edy.12 The inclusion of A ntiopa in O b ero n s list m ight be attrib­ uted to Shakespeare s...

... of Russian winters.11 Ferdinand has gone mad, thinking his shadow is fol­ lowing him and saying that he will go to hell (41). After telling Pescara that he is studying the art of patience (45), Ferdinand states, To drive six snails before me from this town to Moscow; n eith er use goad n o r whip them , b u...

... established the basic term s o f m od­ ern suspicion. Im itation came into tradition under a shadow in the fam ous allegory o f the cave. It was darkened too by Plato's concerns about the unreflective way we learn the atti­ tudes and habits of the company we keep.1 Nonetheless, a deliberate, pedagogical kind...

... Hughes tried to publish two articles about McKay. In the first he recovers McKay from the “devastating criticisms” of Home to Harlem by redirecting attention to his first American poetry collection, Harlem Shadows (1922), which Hughes says “contain[s] the finest sonnets any member of our race has...

..., and he alone sees the shadow in the half-open m outh and over the dead man's eyes" (17). In this essay, I w ill exam ine how and w hy Sebald sim ilarly attem pts to subvert the "C arte­ sian rig id ity" of mapped space in his representation of the Suffolk landscape, and how his reading o f Rembrandt's...

..., Partially Used Pens, Unmade Lists, Shadow Storage, and more. These and other characters’ whimsical approaches to living amid the violence of a changing climate establish a humorous aesthetic in the Australian writer Jane Rawson’s futuristic novel of Melbourne, A Wrong Turn at the Office of Unmade Lists...