...Florian Gargaillo Abstract This essay considers how British poetry responded to the rise of graffiti after World War II, using the work of Dannie Abse, Philip Larkin, and Tony Harrison as case studies. Poets of this era were awkwardly placed to discuss graffiti. The striking formal differences...

... solitude might love to lift Her soul above this sphere of earthliness; Where silence undisturb’d might watch alone, So cold, so bright, so still. The same lines had appeared in 1831 in The Beauties of Modern British Poetry, Systematically...

... is Perceiving: James Thomson and John Clare," both from Poetry, Language and Politics, build upon his earlier studies of the subject in eighteenth-century British poetry and painting, The Idea of Landscape and the Sense of Place: An Approach to the Poetry of John Clare and The Dark Side of the Landscape...

... , 1998 . Crotty Patrick . `` Selected Poems 1965-1975 and New Selected Poems 1966-1987 .'' The Art of Seamus Heaney . Ed. Curtis Tony . Ireland : Wolfhound , 2001 . 191 - 204 . Davies Alistair . `` Seamus Heaney: From Revivalism to Postmodernism .'' British Poetry from...

... in the nuclear attack on Hiroshima, died of cancer in 1972, leaving behind him several notebooks of poems and prose. Presumably translated to English at the beginning of the 1990s, his poems were published in leading American and British poetry magazines, such as the American Poetry Review , Grand Street...

... to mind). At the same time, Igarashi makes meaningful contributions to recent scholarship on the historical significance of Romantic media. Like Celeste Langan and Maureen McLane in The Medium of Romantic Poetry (2010) and Andrew Burkett in Romantic Mediations: Media Theory and British Romanti- cism...

... . Miller Joaquin . `` A Study of the Japanese ,'' San Francisco Call 25 Aug. 1895 , 13 . Miner Earl . The Japanese Tradition in British and American Literature . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1958 . Inazo Nitobe . ``Introduction'' to Yone Noguchi , From...

...” marshals Cumbrian dialect, tradition, architecture, temporality, and history to question both the exploitation of the Lake District's natural resources and the British Empire's developmental narratives relating to industrialization, urbanization, commercialization, and militarization. While emphasizing...

... by Moon Michael Bradley Sculley Blodgett Harold W. . New York : Library of America . Goodman Kevis . 2004 . Georgic Modernity and British Romanticism: Poetry and the Mediation of History . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Heinzelman Kurt . 1991 . “Roman Georgic...

... to Emily Dickinson , edited by Smith Martha Nell Loeffelholz Mary , 368 – 90 . Oxford : Blackwell . McLane Maureen . 2008 . Balladeering, Minstrelsy, and the Making of British Romantic Poetry . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Miller Cristanne . Forthcoming...

... to the rediscovery of these writers but also exemplify the relevance of the Christian afterlife to other currents in British culture. For Rowe, perhaps the most zealous in her anti-libertinism and most desirous of angelic being, God is a feminized spirit. Stewart explores Rowe's gender politics of the spirit realm...

...,” minnesota review 41-42 ( 1995 ): 75 - 79 . Scholes Robert . Textual Power: Literary Theory and the Teaching of English . New Haven : Yale UP , 1985 . Showalter Elaine . A Literature of Their Own: British Women Novelists from Brontë to Lessing . Princeton : Princeton UP , 1977...

... imagined by his primary texts, forms that other scholars might be tempted to describe using modern terminology—maybe from the “new time studies”—that would launder their true connection to enlightenment theories of progress. Mark Canuel's The Fate of Progress in British Romanticism offers...

... but importantly engaged not just with the end of the Roman Empire but with the end of the British Empire, as well as with the poetic history of Tennyson, Baudelaire, Kipling, Eliot, and Yeats. Part 2 consists of three chapters devoted to Homage to Clio , which, Gottlieb argues, marks the culmination of Auden's...

... provocations could Gonne have commit- ted, in Yeats's view, that would lead him to challenge Gonne in this curious poem? Eleven years prior to the publication of "No Second Troy," Maud Gonne had behaved in a way that possibly provoked Yeats's retrospective disgust. With the outbreak of the British war...

... and II of The Fairie Queene, The Mutability Cantos and Selections from the Minor Poetry . Ed. Kellogg Robert Steele Oliver . New York : Odyssey Press , 1965 . The Story of the British People in Pictures . London : Odham's , no date . Tilden William . Tennis A to Z . London...

... British architecture more generally, see Archer 46-56. 8 In the idea of poetic architecture Reynolds makes a distinction between architecture and building, between a "polite and liberal art" and a craft or trade. For more on the importance of this distinction to Soane's use of the phrase "poetry...

... as a cornerstone of male education. As Gerald Newman remarks, for the unlucky majority of British men, the difficulties in obtaining "landed estates, coronets, aristocratic marriages and knightly ribbons" were, in some measure, alleviated by the relative ease with which a young man could "cross the Channel...

..., but her comparative zoology was in part a side door into civic themes (as Luke Carson, Charles Berger, and others have shown) and into a global cultural comparison (Egyptian- Roman versus Judaeo- Christian in “The Jerboa”; West- ern versus Eastern in “The Buffalo”; British colonial versus Native...

... the material for this model largely from nineteenth-century British and French fiction and poetry, mining her archive for constructions of femininity that unhitch subjectivity from binary logics opposing oneness and individuality to sameness and totality. Such figures chafe against the liberal-humanist ideal...