... a drama of the agents carrying out distinctive acts of self-interpretation: the fullness of love depends on hearing themselves speak and trying to imagine the objective difference that hearing is making in their behavior toward the other lover. References Altieri Charles . Forthcoming...

...Sanford Budick Abstract The poetic work of “The Ruined Cottage” is carried out by acts of the “meditative mind” that Armytage identifies early in the poem (l. 81). The history of interpretation of the poem has been sorely vexed by Armytage’s closing statement, “I turned away / And walked along my...

... the Mediterranean in a campaign we would call today genocide. Rough estimates of the death toll place the number at 2–3 million. Under conditions that stagger the imagination, the survivors were taken to Rome as slaves, and some carried scarred bodies and scarred memories into the ludic sphere of the Roman theater...

... unchanged by their movement. The protagonists of the Japanese writer Kosugi Tengai's New Year's Finery and the American Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie (both 1900) show Zola's character reduced to a cluster of minimal qualities: performance, mobility, and contagion. Paradoxically, flattening the Nana...

.... But this critical tendency has carried its own repressive effects, including wresting our attention from collectivities and solidarities. A reading of John Clare’s 1820 poem “The Harvest Morning” shows that repetition is crucial to the exercise of political and economic power and that poetic forms, especially...

...Chengzhou He Because the theories of Chinese modernity are mainly organized around a masculine norm and pay insufficient attention to the specificity of women's lives and experiences, it is of great significance to carry out research on women's complex and changing relationships to the political...

... of fiction. There are a number of marked similarities in Gissing’s treatment of Arthur Golding’s marriage to Carrie Mitchell, and Philip Carey’s association with Mildred Rogers. In each book, a sensitive and re- fined man is drawn against his better judgment into an alliance with an uneducated...

... Translation-literally a carrying or transporting away- is here carried well beyond both father tongue and the boundaries of Colet and Lilly’s prescribed system of control. Latin returns not to Latin, in a faithful and homogeneous rendering,g but rather escapes into meanings that betray their original...

...- umphant marginalia. As for me, I shall be among the first to buy a copy o€ the book which is to carry forward the account begun in The Itdim hflwercce in English Poetry from Ckoucn t.0 Sowtkwell. JOHN LEON LIE~SAY Uniwet-sity of Tennessee...

..., thirteen shillings and four pence for carrying letters from Sir Henry Norrys, then Ambassador in France, to the Queen. If this is the poet, he began his public career while still an undergraduate. It is most likely some other Edmund Spenser. We cannot be sure, likewise, that Spenser’s...

...), p. 1225. 3 John Henry Newman, Lectures on the Present Position of Catholics in Enqlund (London, 1908), p. 76 f. 394 “Kings of Modern Thought” the appreciation it received-to carry him too far. In the fifth lecture, he spent much of his time inveighing against...

... synopsis, together with references to the orig- inal work on which it is based, and with quotations sufficient to supply us with the flavor and point of the parody. The author is not so far carried away with enthusiasm for his subject as to overestimate the literary value of his...

... of the loveliest of Pope’s recurrent images is that of the chequered shade. It mottles the glassy streams of pastoral, reflects order in variety in “Windsor Forest,” and metamorphoses grotesquely in the “Dunciad,” carrying still, in memory, Pope’s ideal. “And you, my Critics! in the chequered shade...

... delimitation of the concept of translation itself. For Hurley, translation is not merely the carrying of a text from one language into another. It is more capacious. Her study allows us to see how thinkers, writers, scribes, and artists in medieval England grappled with differences between themselves...

... plunder of those running hither and thither, / He carrying fights with him carrying, / And the empty calls to him empty, / Wishing to have a companion / Nor left with less nor equal” (351-55). The rescue of this awk- ward exercise from deserved oblivion appears to be a clear case...

... to avoid the riming couplet. The 1850 version of The Prelude has four couplets not in the 1805 version : once-eminence (V, 533-34), mockery-thee (VII, 301-OZ) , carried about me--integrity (IX, 333-34), which in 1805 51 52 Note on Revision...

..., of The / Poetical / Works / of / William Collins. 1 To which are added / Hammods Elegies. / Glasgow: / Printed by Robert & Andrew Foulis, / M.DCC.LXX1. This duodecimo carries on the flyleaf the inscription: “To Samuel Johnson LLD from his most affectionate and grateful friend James Boswell.”2...

... radicalized Descartes’s notion that a person is a thinking thing, a res cogitans . For Traherne, Cartesian thought elevates experience as the goal of all life; the world proffers itself before us to be sensed and enjoyed. Human thoughts carry the additional feature of ekstasis ; they “always project one...

... studies comparatively the definitions in present-day dictionaries, that it is not easy to vary the language needed to define a certain word. The camels which in Bailey’s dictionary (1721) had “2 bunches on their backs,” carried “burthens,” and went a long time without food, in the current...