...Valery Podoroga Copyright © 1991 by Duke University Press 1991 Valery Podoroga The Eunuch of the Soul: Positions of Reading and the World of Platonov Platonov s literature, the striking style of his prose, is born out of a special art of seeing one may say, out of a special culture of the eye...

...Fred Lewis Pattee Copyright © 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 THE SOUL OF FLORIDA FRED LEWIS PATTEE FLORIDA from the Easter morning of its discovery has been a Never Never Land, the domain that can be defined only in terms of escape. Always has it connoted romance, and what is romance...

...M. Dorothy Woodruff Copyright © 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 GAMALIEL BRADFORD: A SEARCHER OF SOULS M. DOROTHY WOODRUFF East Orange, New Jersey A SEARCHER of souls quite recently turned his atten­ tion to a worker in souls. There was published more than a year ago Gamaliel Bradford s...

... alone, God descends to permeate our entire personal being, body and soul. Second, liturgy completes thought because the governing of our senses by reason was disturbed by the fall of Adam. Disordered reason cannot recover this ordering, but our senses remain relatively innocent, like animals...

...Elizabeth R. Johnson Autonomous Marxism has generated a lexicon for responding to transformations in human labor, particularly around the role of technological development. Autonomists have mapped how the conditions of post-Fordism have put elements of the mind, sociability, virtuosity—or “the soul...

... the song might inhabit it. We wonder what it might mean for all of this to remain unresolved, and how to remain attuned to that irresolution as a form of planning social life. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Jazz post-punk dread soul musical labor References Balibar...

... the fascina­ tion of such work is irresistible. Never have I known more delightful hours than those when, ten years ago, I poured my whole soul into the production of a five-act comedy in verse. . . . The plague of literature is upon me and I have fallen back into the very worst stages of play-dreaming...

..., the eldest son of a rich and noble French family, with every career of arms or state open to him, he chose the priesthood, and without the use of political influence or intri­ gue, simply by purity, devotion, and a charming power over souls, became a bishop infinitely beloved, and was duly canonized after...

... throughout holds together the vagaries of any sentient Christian soul in a kind of timeless moment. The soul ever knows at 6848 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 103:1 / sheet 199 of 283 once her Ash Wednesday...

...Henry E. Harman Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 Volume XIV OCTOBER, 191 £ Number 4 The South Atlantic Quarterly Sidney Lanier A Study Henry E. Harman Author of A Bar of Song All day my soul hath been cutting swiftly into the great space of the subtle, unspeakable deep...

... welfare as a nation than any economic or political question ever raised. A country which has people of spiritual quality need have little fear about ordinary troubles. After all, the true victory of life is valor of soul. Before entering into any discussion of teachers and their ways, perhaps I might...

... of possessions is a source of detriment to the soul, and that we must cut our­ selves free from all our worldly treasures in order to attain bliss. The Digambaras, (i.e. atmosphere-clad, nude ) car­ ried this doctrine to its logical conclusion and claimed that fully to accomplish the separation from temporal...

... an Autobiography of a Race Concept .” In Writings , edited by Huggins Nathan , 549 – 802 . New York : Library of America . Du Bois W. E. B. ( 1903 ) 1986b . The Souls of Black Folk . In Writings , edited by Huggins Nathan , 357 – 547 . New York : Library of America . Du Bois...

..., not as we would be loved! Eugenie worried perpetually about Maurice s soul, but very little about his reputation. She had not learned the profound truth and beauty of Madame de Choiseul s remark: I have always had the vanity of those I love: that is my fashion of loving. I wonder whether the young wife...

... to the dusk (107). He then plunges deeper into the night, or the imagination, the unconscious, the Soul (these words can be used interchangeably here to indicate the realm of Being, or ultimate reality). He suspects that the darkness is his lover (he is glimpsing his identity with what he would later call...

... would have made very little sense to Socrates, who probably would have agreed with Wilde that Wordsworth s good work was produced when he returned, not to Nature but to poetry. Every soul is immortal /or whatever is in perpetual motion is im­ mortal. For every body which receives motion from without...

... that was the artistic procedure which the master pursued in composing The Symphony, the poem which many critics consider his finest work. Lanier s love and worship of nature made him the great singer that he was. She was the mistress who brought him in­ spiration, she it was who awakened in his soul the love...

..., therefore, to let politics alone and to stress the acquisition of wealth. Of all negroes who have undertaken to advise the race President Wash- The Souls of Black Folk, Essays and Sketches. By W. E. Burghardt DuBois. Chicago: A. C. MeClurg & Co., 1903, 265 pp. For a good statement of President Washington's...

... that defeats and dooms him: If he continues to believe in man: full, integral man, man with a con­ science as well as glands, a soul as well as gutful compulsions. 6 Lawrance Thompson makes an interesting observation. He holds that the address implied that Faulkner was not a determinist or a cos­ mic...

..., purporting to be the voice of the devil, presents Blake the iconoclast. He rejects the belief that man s body and man s soul are distinct: Man has no Body distinct from Soul; for that call d Body is a portion of Soul discern d by the five Senses, the chief inlets of Soul in this age. In addition, he opposes...