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...Jason Groves While The Dynastic Imagination traces the resurgence of the renegade intergenerational perspectives of the nineteenth century as far forward as 1968, the dilemma of a disavowed past that is not past is still with us. The recent reopening of the reconstructed Berlin Palace...

...David Quint Abstract Milton shapes his depiction of Eden in Paradise Lost as a response to Edmund Waller’s On St. James’s Park , a celebrated poem of the Restoration. Waller’s description of the royal park, newly improved by Charles II—a a new Eden, a sacred, oracular grove next to the temple-like...

...A. Grove Day Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 HAWAIIAN ECHOES IN MELVILLE’S MARDI By A. GROVEDAY A surprisingly large number of allusions to the Hawaiian Islands and Hawaiian customs can be found in Herman Melville’s Mar& if we...

...Timothy Attanucci [email protected] The Geological Unconscious: German Literature and the Mineral Imaginary . By Jason Groves . New York : Fordham University Press , 2020 . vii + 174 pp. Copyright © 2021 by University of Washington 2021 Since its coining...

... on a single item of experience. The poem simply juxtaposes the descriptions of two different scenes. It uses neither an organizing frame nor any internal transition more elaborate than the flat state- ment that one grove of yews, “those fraternal Four of Borrowdale” (14), is “worthier still of note...

... and Texts for Nothing (New York: Grove Press, 1967), p. 89 A. R. BRAUNMULLER 2 19 Morrison asserts, “The anecdotes Pinter’s characters recite at critical mo- ments in the dramatic action usually serve to heighten tension both by their actual content...

... accomplish. The creative mind has, in the first place, to regulate “the press of twenty thousand thoughts” (4.58) which demand simultaneous ex.pression; or “Unmanageable thoughts” ( 1.139) exert their own im- pulsive force and “drive” the ordinarily meditative mind “as in trouble through the groves...

... Wordsworth “hear the music of humanity in fields and groves”? 7. By referring to these verses in this way instead of by title did you mean to imply that I was not familiar with them despite my listing the book in my “Table of Sigla”? 8. What evidence other than that presented...

... Grove. Two Principles in human nature reign ; Self-love, to urge, and Reason, to restrain. Essay on Man, ii.53-54. (9) And, indeed, ’tis obvious to remark, that we follow nothing heartily, unless carried...

...  in 1957), a poem that neatly captures the explosion of softcover imprints: Gateway, Grove, and Dover say, “Unamuno any day.” Beacon Press and Torchlight chorus, “Kierkegaard does nicely for us.” Presumably mimicking the eye’s vertical progress down the rack, the poem...

... York: Paragon House. Beckett, Samuel. 1949. “Three Dialogues.” transition, no. 5: 95–100. 1958. Three Novels: “MolloyMalone DiesThe Unnamable.” New York: Grove. 1964. How It Is. New York: Grove. 1983a. Disjecta: Miscellaneous Writings and a Dramatic Fragment, translated by Ruby...

... of pursuit and flight, Lena Grove and Joe Christmas never meet. Their lives do intersect briefly but climactically with that of Gail Hightower, but he afterwards re- mains, to my mind, curiously self-absorbed and forgetful of the events he has just witnessed. In fact, any analysis that seeks...

... of Corat:inntieii mere conventional phrases suggestive more of the court of an eastern potentate than of a tropical tribe : the bath with a canopy over it and with marble at its brink; Otan, palace of the king’s \yoinen, with its orange grove, its “bed of state with sweets and flowers for the dal...

... that the Machlaean Indians held Dionysia in a grove “com- pletely sheltered . . . [with] rank ivy Natalis Comes gathers into thirty pages of his Mythologbe (Book V) a good part of this infor- mation, besides much more which is here irrelevant. These traditions would account for the frequent use of ivy...

... . Badiou Alain . 2003 . On Beckett , translated by Power Nina and Toscano Alberto . Manchester : Clinamen . Beckett Samuel . 1953 . Watt . New York : Grove . Beckett Samuel . 1958a . “Endgame: A Play in One Act,” Followed by “Act without Words: A Mime for One...

..., where they bathe in brooks and feed in orange groves. The hero of Typee pitches headlong into his delectable walled Eden to escape the tyranny of the macrocosm. White Jacket builds himself into his for the same reason-as a safeguard against the rigors of the 120 Thc...

... York: Grove Press, Modern Dramatists, 1984. xiv + 191 pp. $7.95, paper. Elliott, James P. (editor). The Prairie: A Tale. Albany: State University of New York Press, The Writings of James Fenimore Cooper, 1985. xxxiii + 566 pp. $30.00, cloth; $9.95, paper. Fisher, Philip. Hard Facts...

...: Oxford University Press, 1964. viii + 261 pp. $6.00. Day, A. Grove. James A. Michener. New York: Twayne Publishers, TUSAS 60, 1964. 175 pp. $3.50. Engel, Bernard F. Marianne Moore. New York: Twayiic Publishers, TUSAS 54, 1964. 176 pp. $3.50. ...

... ; and if “The Coral Grove” does not show the pervading influence of the “Ode to the West Wind,” four-fifths of Miss Power’s own verbal parallels are worthless. Such minor poets as Percival, with a genius for irnita- tion, are often the first to recognize new strains of genuine litera- ture, echo...

... in the admit- tedly clouded groves of academe, as little more than a psychological enigma. George Landow’s Aesthetic and Critical Theories of John Buskin, a log- ical successor to Henry Ladd’s perceptive and, in some degree, pioneering Victorian Morality of Art (1932), is unique in its admirable...