...Angela Frattarola This article interrogates the auditory narrative of Dorothy Richardson's multivolume work, Pilgrimage . By drawing on her film column in Close Up , where she champions the silent film with musical accompaniment over the talkie, Frattarola explicates the significance...

... of Magic . New York : Penguin . Weber Max . 1930 . The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism . Translated by Parsons Talcott . New York : Scribner . Zika Charles . 1988 . “Hosts, Processions, and Pilgrimages: Controlling the Sacred in Fifteenth-Century Germany...

... that the “most popular sections of [Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage] were lyrical passages that combined descrip- tions of sublime natural phenomena with heightened emotional states” (Mole 2015, 628). Byron appears in Grant’s Beauties of Modern British Poetry at his most Wordsworthian. Excerpts from Childe...

... Diary of a Japanese Girl in Japanese] , Tokyo : Tōado shobō , 1905 . —-. `` Hokku .'' Teikoku bungaku 9 : 8 ( 10 Aug. 1903 ): 29 - 30 . —-. `` Nikko .'' Through the Torii . 8 - 14 . —-. The Pilgrimage . Kamakura : Valley Press , 1909 . —-. `` A Proposal to American Poets...

... and the deep longing for home are once again linked, the latter perhaps a feature or func- tion of the former. But even that longing has become “gray” with the ashes of the dead. Remembering may be a necessary pilgrimage of the heart, but it brings with it no more earthly hope than the vain concerns...

... own introduction, which anchors the tale in the present of the pilgrimage and provides the foundation for its allegory of gender. In the elaborate display of rhetoric that leads up to the narrative action, the Physician makes much of the artistic genius of Nature and the exemplary virtue...

... . The History of India . New York : Britannica Educational . Poitevin Kimberly . 2011 . “Inventing Whiteness: Cosmetics, Race, and Women in Early Modern England.” Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies 11 , no. 1 : 59 – 89 . Purchas Samuel . 1626 . Purchas His Pilgrimage...

... capitale dell'impero Moghul, la meraviglia di Akbar . Milan, Italy : Mondadori Electa . Prasad Pushpa . 1997 . “Akbar and the Jains.” In Habib 1997 , 97 – 108 . Purchas Samuel . 1613 . Purchas His Pilgrimage . London. Rezavi, Syed Ali Nadeem. 2013. Fathpur Sikri Revisited...

... of the story has affinities with the Joycean epiphanies that pervade Dubliners (1914).9 Almost as obviously, the plot without Ruby’s interior monologue is essentially “nothing.” May Sinclair’s (1918, 6) appreciative review of Dorothy Richardson’s Pilgrimage (1915 – 67) explains that “nothing happens...

... – 37 . Kingsley Mary . (1897) 1993 . Travels in West Africa . London : Everyman . Korte Barbara . 2000 . English Travel Writing: From Pilgrimages to Postcolonial Explorations . Houndmills, UK : Macmillan . Krakauer Jon . 1996 . Into the Wild . New York : Random...

...; or, Purchas His Pilgrimes . 4 vols . London : Henry Fetherstone . ———. 1626 . Purchas His Pilgrimage . London : William Stansby for Henrie Fetherstone . ———, ed. 1905 . Hakluytus Posthumus; or, Purchas His Pilgrimes . 20 vols . Glasgow : MacLehose . Rabb Theodore K. 1967...

... . Pratt Lloyd . 2010 . Archives of American Time . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press . Rampersand Arnold . 1969 . Melville's “Israel Potter”: A Pilgrimage and Progress . Bowling Green, OH : Bowling Green University Popular Press . Reising Russell . 1997...

... for the design of sophisticated transportation hubs (train stations, air- ports) or cultural centers (museums, libraries, opera houses). The buildings are cast as spectacular architecture and often become icons on the pilgrimage of today's city tourists. One of the most successful contemporary examples...

... as subject. With the sixth section, “Widzieć to wiedzieć” (“Seeing is knowing”), we see a slight shift: after the first sentence, which describes the goals of “my” pilgrimages in the first person, the narrative becomes a description of objects, mostly bones, and the “I” disappears, replaced...

... she would be "tempted to pursue his steps": "by sure Instinct," he assures her, I "Shou'd meet thee just half-way, in pilgrimage" (15:5.1.658, 661-62). Sure instinct was what first drove Sebastian and Almeyda together, and as it is the SURE INSTINCT...

... Dürers” at Oxford, but by the time she visited New York on her own in 1915, her attention was focused on contemporaries.1 When Moore wrote home to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, about her Manhattan trip, her “Sojourn in the Whale,” it was not a pilgrimage to the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Frick...

..." attempts to secure a new recording contract for Les, but also his own disastrous love life and his rather reluctant spiritual pilgrimage while in Japan to buy the rights to Les's catalog of old songs. The implication clearly is that Les and Richard, for all their apparent differences, are opposite...

... recording contract for Les, but also his own disastrous love life and his rather reluctant spiritual pilgrimage while in Japan to buy the rights to Les's catalog of old songs. The implication clearly is that Les and Richard, for all their apparent differences, are opposite sides of the same coin...

... recording contract for Les, but also his own disastrous love life and his rather reluctant spiritual pilgrimage while in Japan to buy the rights to Les's catalog of old songs. The implication clearly is that Les and Richard, for all their apparent differences, are opposite sides of the same coin...

..." attempts to secure a new recording contract for Les, but also his own disastrous love life and his rather reluctant spiritual pilgrimage while in Japan to buy the rights to Les's catalog of old songs. The implication clearly is that Les and Richard, for all their apparent differences, are opposite...