... on a study of the construction of Italian emigrant and immigrant cultural identities. Mapping European Philosophy: The Coy Politics of Manzoni’s Lettera a Victor Cousin Susanna F. Ferlito ompared to the dramatic revolutionary moments of nineteenth- Ccentury European history...

..., who turn to aesthetic idealism and a theory of productive imagination to heal this rift between economics and aesthetics. Both Schlosser's economic theories and Hoffmann's literary practice (as exemplified by his short story “Des Vetters Eckfenster” [“My Cousin's Corner Window”]) represent the view...

..., is the moment to remember that Chrktien is but “the t,entli cousin” of the Irish What he had before him was not the complex pattern of mythology, bilt mythology broken into pieces and rearranged ac- cording to universal laws of primitive fiction. At any rate, it has always been difficult...

... and find their way, mainly via Victor Cousin, into the very different school of thought of the 1830’s. Quatremitre de Quincy describes the idkal as follows: “ce type in- tellectuel de perfection que nous portons au fond de notre ime, et qui est le principe de nos inventions . . . ce moditle...

...-old cousin, Georg Schubert, passed away several hours after a violent attack of meningitis. This episode is narrated at length in Dus Abentezcer meiner Jugend and also forms an integral part of Anna, where Georg is called Erwin. Georg, the only child of Hauptmann’s maternal aunt...

... ( 2015 : 123) was certainly responding to this perceived facet of Eliot’s temperament when she wrote “The Cousin” (from Tender Only to One [1938]), a poem that playfully torques “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”: Standing alone on a fence in a spasm, I behold all life in a microcosm. Behind me...

... untaxing volume. Yet it is principally to the Cranfurd manner that both Pollard and Wright refer what they regard as the best vein of her work, Cousin Phillis and Wives and Daughters; indeed, Wright’s thesis is that Mrs. Gaskell’s whole career turns upon her dis- covery of this mCtier...

... and dabchicks-a hobby that he had acquired in addition to carpentry and gardening-to the writing of verse on a larger scale than he had ever before attempted, not because of .any delicate prodding by his companion, but because of a tempest in the Evangelical teapot involv- ing his cousin...

... the Hawaiian Islands under one ruler. The conflict between Marjora and Teei might have been suggested by Ellis’ story of Kamehameha I and his cousin and rival, Keoua, who was murdered by one of Kamehameha’s henchmen.” Donjalolo, king of Juam, bears some resemblance to Uhia, king of Ohonoo...

... a literary enlumineur just as Pol de Limbourg in the manner of a novelistic chronicler reports the activities and experiences of his traveling Duke throughout a year. The novel of Antoine de la Sale in which, as one knows, La Dame des Belles Cousines falls in love with SaintrC, a young knight...

... as that spectacular cousin of the true swordfish, the Indian sailfish (Istio- phorus gladius), which is quite common in the southern Pacific Ocean and which also carries a spear. When he mentions the case of the piscine sword embedded in the timbers of a whaling ship and offers to prove his tale by sending...

...- dential view not only of his own biography but of world history. Here, briefly, is the story:47 A year or two before entering Christ Church, Hakluyt had occasion to visit the Middle Temple chambers of his older cousin Richard “at a time when I found lying upon his boord certeine bookes...

...) having been an ancestor. Dr. Erasmus Darwin (see also Dic of Nat. Biog), whose name is often coupled with that of Lamarck, was Erasmus Alvey’s grandfather. The character of E A D is described by my father, and also by my cousin Miss Wedgwood, in Life & Letters of Charles Darwin...

...’’ (“ma m6re” does not make sense) ; page 104, “A cote” for ‘‘A c6t6”; page 106, “pourvoir” for “pouvoir”; page 112, “avant . . . une intelligence” for “avait une intelligence”; page 138, “je suis d‘ailleurs resolu” for “. . . rksolue”; page 196, “recrCe” for “recrCCe” ; page 218, “Cousin...

... (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1953) ’ pp. 104-5. Particu- larly interesting in relation to Merry Wives is the pairing of cox and ningle that Kiikeritz cites. See the section on ‘cousin Germans,” below. The link between English and its spelling as Ingltsh or Ingles...

... Mathilde in his projected novel is based on his own cousin AgnPs. However, La Marquise does not conclude with the reflections of this self-begetting novelist-figure on his own emerging work. Another turn of the screw occurs. In the last few pages of the novel, the voice of the “real” novelist...

... with a cousin of yours who resides at Rome as secretary to a Scots gentleman of very ancient family. Your cousin and I have past many a good hour together, and I do assure you that I have not met with a more worthy accomplished gentleman. I have learnt much from him and shall ever retain...

... retreat from politics in Gaskell’s later “Austenian” works is thus no real retreat at all but a continued exploration of Austen’s effort to intermingle social and domestic material. Gaskell’s incorporations of railway development in Cousin Phillis , military conscription in Sylvia’s Lovers...

... that Cousin alone had enduring influence on his thought. Comparing him to Rousseau he offers a sensitive delineation of what he judiciously terms the “affinity” of the two men. Appendixes treat of Michelet and Ranke, and give the chronology of Michelet’s life and works and a summary...

..., pp. 17-18) was the bibliographical note concerning Cousin and Spoelberch’s Charles Badelaire. 11 Cladel’s article appeared in the September, 1876, issue of the Musc‘e des dezcx mondes. It did not contribute very much to Baudelaire’s reputation except 32 Baudclaire and His...