... declaration to the contrary, the narrator cannot com- prehend that Karain’s story is more than a Gothic tale meant to be entertainingly shocking. And this is true even at the end of the story. The young sailor, Hollis, however, is the instrument of Conrad’s irony. He is the one who punctures...

..., between self- construction and self-parody. Thus the first section of the poem announces its subject: King of the perennial holly-groves, the riven sandstone: overlord of the M5: architect of the historic rampart and ditch, the citadel at Tam- worth, the summer hermitage in Holy Cross...

... that much of the early part of his book rests. In characterizing Panofsky, Patterson unfortunately does not use Mi- chael Ann Holly’s Panofky and the Foundations of Art History, which shows that, while the early Panofsky was influenced by Dilthey’s form of Geistes- geschichte, he was also...

...; and esp. Michael Ann Holly, “Burckhardt and the Ideology of the Past,” History of the Human Sciences 1 (1988): 47 – 74. See also the discussions of Bild (image) and Bildung (education, culture) in Boehm; Hinde, 132 – 36, 212 – 14; and Gossman, 270 – 71. West Jacob Burckhardt’s Untimely...

.... viii + 168. $3.75. Patrick, J. Max (editor). SAMLA Studies in Milton : Essays on John Milton and His Works. By Members of the South Atlantic Modern Language Associ- ation. Foreword by James Holly Hanford. Gainesville : University of Florida Press, 1953. Pp. xv + 197. $3.50. Sisson...

...James Holly Hanford Helen Andrews Kaufman. London: Jonathan Cape; Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1962. Pp. 225. $5.50. Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 REVIEWS Conscientious Cavalier, Colonel Bzillen Rcymes, M.P., F.R,S., 1613-1672...

... it, and where his friend, John Rous or Rouse, was Li- brarian from 1620-1652.1s What James Holly Hanford declared thirty years ago perhaps remains almost as true today : “. . . the consequences of Milton’s dra- matic heritage have never received full recognition.. . .”I4...

... Studies in Milton : Essays on John Milton and His Works. By Members of the South Atlantic Modern Language Associ- ation. Foreword by James Holly Hanford. Gainesville : University of Florida Press, 1953. Pp. xv + 197. $3.50. Sisson, Charles Jasper (editor). William Shakespeare...

...David Simpson [email protected] Keywords for Today: A Twenty-First-Century Vocabulary; The Keywords Project . Edited by Colin MacCabe and Holly Yanacek . New York : Oxford University Press , 2018 . xviii + 393 pp. Copyright © 2021 by University of Washington...

...; and it shows that contemplation of a clerical life was not in the too far distant past. Indeed, a major concern of the poeni lies in lines 108-31, the digression on the corrupted clergy. Convention though it had become, “the rebuke administered to the corrupt clergy,” as James Holly Hanford has...

... up and down. The reed organ was also a welcome xture in the home of Stevens s paternal grandmother, whom the Stevens siblings occasionally visited in Ivyland, Pennsylvania. In an 1896 letter written to his mother from Ivyland, Stevens mentions the reed organ in a passage that his daughter, Holly...

...- humous, p. 168). And, finally: “Proposita: 1. God and the imagination 3 Letters of Wallace Stevens, ed. Holly Stevens (New York, 1966), p. 701. 4 Opus Posthumous, ed. Samuel French Morse (New York. 1957), p. 159. 5”The Figure of the Youth as Virile Poet,” The Necessary Angel: Essays...

... of that noble poet, who certainly is intitled to the highest praise, for raising so beautiful a structure, even granting all the materials were borrowed; which is an assertion I will by no means take upon me absolutely to affirm. (p. 24) 6 Appciidix to the Memoirs of Thomas Hollis, Esq. (London...

..., and thereby add to the fear of the queen. It is also to be observed that the holly which he carried might have lent a note of irony to the Green Knight’s protestations that he had no wish to harm the court, for it is a superstition in Wales that if one brings holly into a friend’s house he brings...

..., and the Arts in DuncMd, IV”; Thomas R. Preston, “Christabel and the Mystical Tradition”; Emerson Grant Sutcliffe, “Scott in Emerson’s Poems”; C. Carroll Hollis, “The ‘Mad Poet’ McDonald Clarke”; Robert Earl Mitchell, “Aesthetic Values as Depicted in the Fiction of William Dean...

... Holly describes as “baroque historiography”: “Burckhardt is the foil against which Wölfflin redefines the tradition within which he works”; “historiogra- phy, like art,” comes to possess “its own inward history.”19 In its most extreme form the tendency to read the baroque as a model for histori...

... ). Likewise, Musk has contributed interviews to the National Geographic sci-fi series Mars and struck a deal with Netflix to stream a 2021 SpaceX launch in a production tinged with sci-fi aesthetics and clearly intended to stoke public interest in private space travel. Holly Jean Buck argues...

...- sented Mr Hollis.-Poor Mr Hollis!-It was impossible not to feel him hardly used; to be obliged to stand back in his own House & see the best place by the fire constantly occupied by Sir H. D.” (Minor Works, ed. R. W. Chapman [London: Oxford University Press, 19541, p. 427). ...

... never makes us feel any corruption in Camelot as Shakespeare makes us feel that there is something rotten in Denmark. (1) For example, as “evidence” of the alleged corruption of Arthur’s court, Moorman argues that Arthur first greets the Green Knight, who is bearing a holly twig as token...