...KURT HEINZELMAN Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 WILLIAM BLAKE AND THE ECONOMICS OF THE IMAGINATION By KURT HEINZELMAN Critical studies, notably David...

...Anna Balakian Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 THE LITERARY FORTUNE OF WILLIAM BLAKE IN FRANCE By ANNABALAKIAN In reading the commentaries on William Blake by twentieth- century Frenchmen, one senses...

...Henry H. Wasser Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 NOTES ON THE VISIONS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ALBION BY WILLIAM BLAKE By HENRYH. WASSER Most students of Blake find considerable difficulty in interpreting his poetry...

.... BERTRANDH. BRONSON Berkeley, Calijornia Fearful Symmetry: A Study of William Blake. By NORTHROPFRYE. Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1947. Pp. 462. $5.00. Recent critical interest in Blake has centered on his mythopeic quality with the accompanying emphasis...

... Collegc of New York Willia?n Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols. By S. FOSTERDAMON. New York: Peter Smith, 1947. Pp. xiv + 487. $12.50. During the last twenty-five years the reputation of Foster Damon’s William Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols has grown steadily until it is now...

...Wallace Jackson Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 WILLIAM BLAKE IN 1789 UNORGANIZED ZNNOCENCE By WALLACEJACKSON I think we cannot find anywhere a contemporary scholar who will deny that William...

... in passing: p. 19, n. 29, the article attributed to Walter Scott is by Richard Whately; p. 25, n. 38, the inclusive dates of Tompkins’s book are not 1700-1800 but 1770-1800.) SI’UAK’I‘iLI. TAVE University of Chicago Blake’s Night: William...

.... CLARENCEL. KULISHECK Baker University Bibliographical Study of William Blake’s Note-Book. By BUNSHOJUCAKU. Tokyo : The Hokuseido Press, 1953. Pp. 175. $5.00 ; 35s. In 1935 a facsimile edition of William Blake’s notebook, sometimes called the Rossetti MS, was published under...

...Nelson Hilton Morton D. Paley. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1983. xiii + 330 pp. $57.00. Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 NELSON HILTON 4 13 The Continuing City: William Blake’s “Jerusalem.”By MORTOND. PALEY.Oxford...

..., allowing Romantic poets like William Blake to draw on biblical prophetic weaknesses in constructing their own complex prophetic positions. 6 See Matt. 13:14–15, Mark 4:11–12, Luke 8:10, and Acts 28:26–27. John 12:40 seems to follow the Masoretic text. 7 See Augustine: “This is said, mind you...

... . Life of William Blake, “Pictor Ignotus”: With Selections from His Poems and Other Writings . 2 vols. London . Gilchrist Anne , ed. 1880 . Life of William Blake, with Selections from His Poems and Other Writings , by Gilchrist Alexander . 2 vols. London . Pollak Vivian R...

...—and therefore leaves forever open the question of how much, and how much time, one should give to sorrow. Blake’s manipulation of conventional time is figured in his use of the “pulsation” as something that combines both motion and rest, as it does in William Harvey’s theory of blood circulation. This ebb...

... frequent repetitions and refrains invited wide participation from listeners. For poets like John Gay, Robert Burns, William Blake, and William Wordsworth, he argues, ballads modeled poetry’s possibilities as a communal voice endowed with a power of social unification. Although poets were sometimes aware...

... William Blake: His Philos- ophy and Symbols, published forty years ago. At the present time a central problem for Blake studies is to ascertain whether the unques- tionable diversities within Blake’s life and work should be treated as differences in degree or differences in kind. Confirmed...

... of William Blake: A Photographic and Typographic Facsimile. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1973. f 16.00; $45.00. 108 BOOKS RECEIVED 109 Frosch, Thomas K. The Awakening of Albion: The Renovation...

...- structivism stands as a realization rather than refutation of Kantian aes- thetics (and of Romantic and nineteenth-century poetics).2 All of which brings us, surprisingly or appropriately, to William Blake. The ways that Blake has been drawn into discussions about form...

.... 189). Hazard Adams’ discussion of this poem’s verbal resonances (William Blake: A Reading of the Shorter Poems, 1963) is an enlightening antidote. (3) The commentaries also dismiss the designs with perfunctory and not entirely accurate capsule descriptions. (The appearance, e.g...

.... CLARENCEL. KULISHECK Baker University Bibliographical Study of William Blake’s Note-Book. By BUNSHOJUCAKU. Tokyo : The Hokuseido Press, 1953. Pp. 175. $5.00 ; 35s. In 1935 a facsimile edition of William Blake’s notebook, sometimes called the Rossetti MS, was published under...

...”; Margherita Morreale, “Apostillas lexicales a 10s romanceamientos bfblicos: Letra A”; Homero Serfs, “De bibliogz-affa lin- giiistica antigua”; John Corominas, “On an Important New Source for Upper Aragonese and North Western Catalan.” Rosenfeld, Alvin H. (editor). William Blake: Essays...

...”: “Where do the roots go?/ . . . Ask the mole, he knows.” There are many different interpretations of “Thel’s Motto,” but the one which seems to have influenced Roethke when he wrote “The Lost Son” is Emily S. Hamblen’s in On the Minor Prophecies of William Blake (London, 1930), a book Roethke...