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...Elizabeth Kamarck Minnich Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 Elizabeth Kamarck Minnich From Ivory Tower to Tower of Babel? Wh e many of us have been hard at work trying to bring about some of the changes in liberal arts education that have indeed taken place, others have made...

...Robert S. Smith Iron Millionaire: Life of Charlemagne Tower . By Bridges Hal . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 1952 . Pp. xi , 322 . $4.75 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 164 The South Atlantic Quarterly Iron Millionaire: Life of Charlemagne...

...Samuel Weber 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Samuel Weber War, Terrorism, and Spectacle: On Towers and Caves War and terrorism have traditionally been asso- ciated with one another, but to link them both...

...Walter Sullivan Ivory Towers and Sacred Founts: The Artist as Hero in Fiction from Goethe to Joyce . By Beebe Maurice . New York : New York University Press , 1964 . Pp. vii , 323 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Book Reviews 415 other their monographs...

...Henry L. Snyder Chichester Towers . By Curtis L. P. . New Haven : Yale University Press , 1966 . Pp. 114 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 488 The South Atlantic Quarterly prizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Mr. Hunter does not mini­ mize...

...James Olney Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 A Powerful Emblem : The Towers of Yeats and Jung James Olney C. G. Jung, in his free-ranging, unconventional, and extraordi­ narily interesting autobiography {Memories, Dreams, Reflections devotes one entire chapter which, on first...

...Paul C. Taylor Recent years have brought substantial changes in the conditions that motivate and frame the work of Africana philosophy. Racist domination has largely given way to racialized hegemony; formal colonization has largely given way to neoliberal trade, aid, and debt regimes; and towering...

...Roderick A. Ferguson “Purifoy: The Shit, the World, and Their Remaking” analyzes the assemblage artist Noah Purifoy’s role in the Watts Rebellion of 1965, paying particular attention to Purifoy’s position as the director of the Watts Towers Arts Center and as the artist and organizer...

... function and structure and because he felt such knowledge would improve his art. For the first time, man studied man for man. Leonardo, and those since him, carefully placed the bricks which built the ivory tower of Science. In this tower, Truth reigns as the highest good. In the past century the ability...

... the ghostly descendents of Roderick Usher or Udolpho tall, narrow Gothic windows sharply arched and pointing smack into gingerbread scrollwork or multitudinous dentils and ornate finials lifted from the Ca d Oro in Venice, darkly deep porches, an octag­ onal tower embedded in the midst of the fagade...

... were introduced to the ‘‘desert of the realto us, corrupted by Hollywood, the landscape and the shots we saw of the collapsing towers could not but remind us of the most breathtaking scenes in the catastrophe big produc...

... these parochial beginnings until it encompasses the remote and the universal. He was enough attached to this program to turn the Outlook Tower (see Fig. 1), the library, museum, and school of town planning he founded in Edinburgh, into a kind of paradigm of it. An elevation of this building appears in Cities...

... hand toward the printed commentary of St. Paul resting upon the table, and his left to­ ward the vast church crouching in the heart of the town, its two towers outlined in black against a starry sky, with a melancholy glance from book to church, sighs, Alas! the one will kill the other. By the king s...

... for September unacceptably childish because the Americans in question are not children. Tseng 2002.8.9 07:10 Daniel Berrigan After When the towers fell...

... After When the towers fell a conundrum eased; Shall these inherit the earth 6719 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 101:2 / sheet 13 of 202 from eternity...

... their monographs would improve and, more importantly, an enlarged and deeper understanding of human affairs would result. DUKE UNIVERSITY HAROLD T. PARKER Ivory Towers and Sacred Founts: The Artist as Hero in Fiction from Goethe to Joyce. By Maurice Beebe. New York: New York University Press, 1964. Pp. vii, 323...

... cottages by the medieval harbor and the high, old, crowstepgabled merchants houses in South Street. Golfing at St. Andrews became popular in the last century, but the heart of the city is still the bold, steepled tower of St. Salvator with United College at its foot. Climb to Scoonie Hill...

... leading to a tower entered through a massive concrete door, which, once opened, returns to a closed position. The space inside the tower is acoustically and climatically distinct from the rest of the building. The walls, rising to heights of about nine meters, are bare cast concrete punc...

...; (2) a course or direction of motion such as a road, stairway, or path through the sky; (3) a place of con­ summation, such as a mountaintop, tower, or position in the heavens. A garden or still center also often represents consummation. These images are interspersed among the wide wealth of fresh...

...Don Cameron Allen Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Foreword Don Cameron Allen There are many steep flights of twisting stone steps to the topmost study in the tower above the Library of Duke University. Students and colleagues climbed them with a great deal of panting and puff­...