...-as a Residence, ibid. iv. 381, a late passage for The Recluse. See also The Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: The Later Years, Parti, 2nd. edn. ed. Alan G. Hill (Oxford: Clarendon, 1978) 412. 13 Prospectus 1.55 (Wordsworth s Poetical Works, v. 4.) A SPIRIT IN THE WOODS : HEGELIAN AESTHETICS...

... of, and envision political futures for, Sierra Leone. Forna’s writing is emblematic of realism, while Jarrett-Macauley’s is an example of animist realism. Both novels are united, however, by an animism at the level of narrative process, drawing on the spirit world and possession rituals to counter therapeutic...

... "To bear witness to God is precisely not to state this extraordinary word." Emmanuel Levinas, OtherwiseThan Being 1. If it is to speak at all of spirit, to w hat m ust lyric address itself?To what bear witness? Spirit falls, a catastrophe. First, In its unlooked-for coming; still m ore in its harrow­ ing...

..., knows how to enter all of them, to bind bonds one with another—spirit with spirit, lower spirit with higher spirit.” 16 As Rabbi Shim’on explains in Heikhalot Pequdei (the much longer rewrite of the earlier version), 17 the halls “abide-in-waiting to sequence the arrangement of the praise...

... to spiritualize matter, Stoker s to materialize the spirit. ( O ur enemy, says Van Helsing, is not merely spiritual [emphasis added3 Both writers nevertheless participate in the nineteenthcentury project of mediating between traditional belief and mod­ ern thought. In both the mediating presences are spirits...

... the Greco-Judeo-Islamic Neoplatonic enterprise of “cosmology” and “emanation” with any less verve or reverence. Instead of uncharitably reading Greco-Judeo-Islamic Neoplatonism as a descriptive metaphysical survey of flowing invisible realms, filled now with something of the spirit of Vattimo’s and Marion’s...

... and the contradictory ethical injunction announced by the arrival o f the Ghost. If the Ghost inhabits a tim e split by difference, the Ghost is itself also split by difference. "As soon as one no longer distinguishes spirit from specter," Derrida maintains, "the form er assumes a body, it incarnates itself, as spirit...

... among others have convincingly demonstrated. More recently, a particular strain o f contem porary vanguard poetry has begun to re-articulate the grounds o f spiritual desire, urgently taking up how a poem speaks when it speaks of spirit, from spirit, to spirit.This investigation, conducted under...

..., the male purusa is like a lame man carried on the shoulders of blind pra krti (Larson 1969: 278). Thus the male purusa, as spirit, is the sentience that enlivens the being and can see and know reality, but, lame as he is, he is not able to intervene to act in the material w orld.The female p ra krti...

... chastity shall be her shield; her second brother seems to suppose that her siblings are her only hope. Only the Lady s prediction is accurate: n o t only h e r brothers, b u t the A ttendant Spirit, Sabrina, and haemony, too, eventually make up the glistering guardian th at com bine th eir effects in o...

... of Chiaravalle. Taria’s beliefs, like those of an inner core of devotees, went much further and claimed that Guglielma had been the Holy Spirit incarnate, based in part in visions that some other sectarians experienced and described to Guglielma’s followers. When inquisitors questioned if Taria “wishes to deny...

...Channette Romero Copyright © 2006 Regents of the University of Colorado 2006 Embodying Latina Salvation: D em etria ¡vja rtin ez s M o th e r Tongue C h ann ette Ro m ero R oman Catholicism has traditionally established a dichotom y between the body and the spirit that privileges saving...

... with the ears of my eternal spirit and feel in all the parts of my body the power of the Holy Spirit.” 3 How are the abstract principles of doctrine supposed to compete with an experience such as this? How do you recant an experience that comes straight from the Holy Spirit? When such experiences become...

... Hamlet—in light of Shakespeare placing the “They clype us drunkards” set piece just before the appearance of King Hamlet’s spirit—creates the possibility that alcohol is haunting Elsinore. The first recorded use of the word spirit to refer to alcohol came from Shakespeare’s friend Ben Jonson in 1612...

... Spirit" When in 1918 Robert Bridges, then poet laureate, edited the first collection o f Hopkins's poems, he staked a claim fo r Hopkins's place as a tw entieth-century poet. Bridges asserted that he delayed publication because the literary public was sim ply not until then ready for Hopkins, indicating...

... fielded so many e-mails that he deserves special thanks. I also thank the people who worked on the issue in material ways.The production team at the University o f Colorado and at the press Denise Munn, Barbara Diehl, Linda Besen, and Robin Powers understood its spirit alm ost intuitively and so w ent...

... e r from him self . . . U nlike n atu re in Paradise Lost, th e spirit o f W ordsw orth s n a tu re is accessible to hum ans. The boy [in W ordsw orth s N utting ] enters a sym pathetic o r participatory rela­ tionship with the trees w hen his sense o f p ain teaches him th ere is a spirit...

.... 18See James J. Balakier, T hom as T ra h ern e s D obell Series an d the Bacon­ ian M odel o f E xperience, English Studies 70 (June 1989): 233-47. 19 For a discussion o f My Spirit, see Balakier, It d oth n o t by an o th e r Engine W ork : T he Self-Referral Dynamics ofT hom as T rah ern e s My...

... . Tinker George E. American Indian Liberation: A Theology of Sovereignty . Maryknoll, NY : Orbis , 2008 . Tinker George E. Spirit and Resistance: Political Theology and American Indian Liberation . Minneapolis : Fortress , 2004 . Twiss Richard . One Church, Many Tribes...

... epistemology, the spirits of the dead continue to dwell on and in the land. Called taotaomo’na (people of before), the spirits were “treated as members of the family and referred to by name or through terms of endearment.” 5 The powerful taotaomo’na had “a district to guard and were worshipped...