... that sunlight can be accessed only through mediation. Moreover, it can be weaponized through architectural and social formations as easily as it can be made beneficial. In place of a model that privileges the sun as the source of generous radiance and humans as its primary recipients, an attunement to embedded...

... floor and made his best bow. Eleanor, he said, will you have the next dance with me? The result was startling. Radiance washed over the girl s face and her eyes became brilliant with happiness. For just that instant she was beautiful. Oh, Franklin, I d love to. . . . Richard L. Watson, Jr. The New...

... said, will you have the next dance with me? The result was startling. Radiance washed over the girl s face and her eyes became brilliant with happiness. For just that instant she was beautiful. Oh, Franklin, I d love to. . . . Richard L. Watson, Jr. The New World. The First Pictures of America...

... by some irrelevance. A novel may be good or bad in whatever fictional convention it employs; realism and truth s white radiance are not always synonymous. Naturalism s claim to clinical objectivity was more self-congratulatory than accurate. In social history, says Mr. Rubin, the subject matter...

... and calls every literary creak or snuffle one of its symptoms, he is troubled here by some irrelevance. A novel may be good or bad in whatever fictional convention it employs; realism and truth s white radiance are not always synonymous. Naturalism s claim to clinical objectivity was more self...

... of radiance about him. ...

... of verification that goes with this order of thought isn t proof, and certainly yields no finality. But it is characteristic of the most important convictions one forms to admit of nothing like proof. This rather stains the purity of life s radiance, but it is what we come to here, and it seems to me...

... attributes to Pound, a radiance. DUKE UNIVERSITY JOE ASHBY PORTER The Speculator: Bernard M. Baruch in Washington, 1917-1965. By Jordan A. Schwarz. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1981. Pp. xvii, 679. $27.50. The career of Bernard M. Baruch has always assumed the appearance of a bundle...

... forms that were popular during the period. He invites us, for instance, to see Etherege not as the central comic playwright of his time but as the genius who created rare gems of comic art, gems whose radiance is more apparent to us than to Etherege s contemporaries, who saw them in the context of more...

..., and sees and states with a poet s own economy the distinctive excellences in very diverse kinds of poetry. These virtues often combine in Working Papers to give Carruth s prose something like what he attributes to Pound, a radiance. DUKE UNIVERSITY JOE ASHBY PORTER The Speculator: Bernard M. Baruch...

.... But it is characteristic of the most important convictions one forms to admit of nothing like proof. This rather stains the purity of life s radiance, but it is what we come to here, and it seems to me that to some quite large extent it tends to give the whole game away. DUKE UNIVERSITY WALLACE JACKSON Loren Eiseley...

... the minutiae of the world with a new radiance. It is not for nothing that he named one of his books A Traveller in Little Things. He him­ self was often such, a glorifier of the commonplace. He belongs to the illustrious brotherhood of seers for whom noth­ ing in nature is trivial. Thoreau and Burroughs...

... it issues. In this psycho­ physical concept we may hold to the reality of the physical aspect by simply admitting the obvious fact of a sun-planetorganism hook-up in which matter is transformed from mass into radiant energy, and energy units into an insubstantial form that escapes the properties of radiancy...

... to reach home her song / would draw me out of my way (34). But he con­ cludes, It is not to be. It is not to be. This steep, half-ruined, lovely place, this graced and wearing labor longer than my life, this marriage, blessed and difficult these have a partial radiance that is all my light. (35) Clearing...

... sun tires of its brilliance and diffuses into evening, into air. Only in clarity beside, outside, does she appear. Turning, I hold her radiance encircling to disappear. Tseng 2003.11.28 06:43...

... radiance Undoubtedly what we are witness to with this radiance is a reinstating of the aura of the artwork. Though this is not aura simply as an immaterial luminosity that is detached from the painting. To maintain the paradoxical quality of the aura that I have been pursuing, here...

... section of the book, though the narrative, told in a clear-cut, lively style, is extremely well done. From these as from many other pages, the Maid of Orleans emerges a real girl as well as a genius, with the radiance of her young woman­ hood sublimated by her mission to an ineffable whiteness. More...

... as considered as General Archbald s, but because there is always the comparison to their own beauty and personae their own fates are tied into Eva Birdsong s there is a quality of trepidation and crassness in them: Eva s radiance was so imperishable that, as Mrs. Archbald once remarked, it might have been...

... nevertheless remained rapt in his vision of the white radiance of eternity, confident of the eventual achievement of the ideal, even, though in death. To Mr. Cabell such a vigorous adherence to the dream is, per­ haps, a little macabre, and his pessimism is rather more cheerful than Shelley s optimism. Mr...

... are rolling ever and refuses to allow any human weakness to stain the white radiance of his ideal eternity. The world s great age begins anew, and the inadequacy of the Greek Revolution as its starting-point is totally beyond his comprehension. ...