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4. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Manuscript, P.1-117 (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
4. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Manuscript, P.1-117 (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Manuscripts
This draft was typed on 3-ring binder paper. The copy appears to be a later draft and does not bear any editing marks.
Thomas Hardy : A Study; Suffering, Human Will, And Grace In The Major Novels, Russell E. Borland
Thomas Hardy : A Study; Suffering, Human Will, And Grace In The Major Novels, Russell E. Borland
Dissertations and Theses
This thesis concentrates on human relations and the potential for man’s beatitude in Hardy’s major novels through an exploration of suffering, human will, evolutionary meliorism, and Grace, discussed in separate chapters. Chapter I is devoted to an introduction of the major elements of what is here called Hardy’s vision. Relying largely on Florence Emily Hardy’s The Life of Thomas Hardy and on references to some of the novels, a compilation of impressions is arranged into what seems to represent accurately the basic nature of the world and human relations in Hardy’s novels. The emphasis and the thrust of the vision …
Thomas Hardy's Shorter War Poems, Anne Marie Rodgers
Thomas Hardy's Shorter War Poems, Anne Marie Rodgers
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Robe And Crown Imagery Of Edward Taylor's Poetry, Juliana Kaufman
The Robe And Crown Imagery Of Edward Taylor's Poetry, Juliana Kaufman
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Edward Taylor: The Recurrent Theme Of The Mystical Union, Naomi Ruth Gieseking
Edward Taylor: The Recurrent Theme Of The Mystical Union, Naomi Ruth Gieseking
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Metaphorical Metaphysics: The Doctrine Of Reincarnation In The Works Of Herman Melville, Ruth A. Riegel
Metaphorical Metaphysics: The Doctrine Of Reincarnation In The Works Of Herman Melville, Ruth A. Riegel
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Crucible Of Conversation: A Study Of Jamesean Dialogue, Betsy B. Aswad
The Crucible Of Conversation: A Study Of Jamesean Dialogue, Betsy B. Aswad
Graduate Dissertations and Theses
My own initial bemused reaction to the language of Henry James I can place in a classroom in 1960 where, with a class of fellow English majors—-old hands, all of us, at Faulkner and Joyce–I was, in the first chapters of The Wings of the Dove, as “awfully at sea” as Merton Densher was when he first met Kate Croy. A timid question drew from the professor probably the best advice that can be given to a novice at reading James: “You can't just skim James, you know; you have to read every word.” Later, teaching The Turn of the …
An Examination Of The Sacramental Vision Of Dylan Thomas: Its Sources, Analogues And Its Expression In His Poetry, Margaret A. Hardesty
An Examination Of The Sacramental Vision Of Dylan Thomas: Its Sources, Analogues And Its Expression In His Poetry, Margaret A. Hardesty
Graduate Dissertations and Theses
Amid the twentieth-century prophets of man’s total and final disintegration, against the age’s portrayers of the incurable malaise and disease gripping society, the voice of Dylan Thomas sounds as a counterpoint, evincing a note of optimism for man and society, expressing a hope that both might achieve reintegration, and, thereby, a new life. This optimistic note, this expression of hope evolved from a vision which gradually possessed Thomas and became the lodestar of all his poetic endeavors. He moved away from an uneasy, pessimistic pantheism in his youth to a firm joyousness in the conviction that all things are holy …
Sir Thomas Wyatt And The Struggle Of The "Weried Mynde", Susan Eichenfeld Ashton
Sir Thomas Wyatt And The Struggle Of The "Weried Mynde", Susan Eichenfeld Ashton
Dissertations
When the poetry of Sir Thomas Wyatt has attracted critical attention at all, it has been both praised and blamed for a variety of reasons, often the wrong reasons. Wyatt's role in the historical development of English verse, as the poet who introduced such forms as the sonnet, the rondeau, and terza-rima into English poetry, has been emphasized, while the originality and innovativeness of his poetry have been largely neglected,
Washington Irving And "To A Mountain Daisy": An Anecdote Of Robert Burns In America, Wayne R. Kime
Washington Irving And "To A Mountain Daisy": An Anecdote Of Robert Burns In America, Wayne R. Kime
Studies in Scottish Literature
No abstract provided.
A Close Reading Of Tennyson's Maud, Lucy Marks
A Close Reading Of Tennyson's Maud, Lucy Marks
Honors Papers
"We now turn with diminished pleasure from In Memoriam to Mr. Tennyson's recently published volume of Maud and Other Poems: for the qualities we appreciate most highly in the former are precisely those which are most wanting in the latter." Thus the writer for the Edinburgh Review summed up the reaction of dismay and distaste reflected in the many notoriously adverse reviews that Maud received when it was published in the fall of 1855. Following five years after the almost universally-praised elegy for Arthur Henry Hallam, it put forth as protagonist a madman positing unacceptable solutions to social evils, and …
The Indian Captivity Narrative: An American Genre, Richard Van Der Beets
The Indian Captivity Narrative: An American Genre, Richard Van Der Beets
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The vast body of Indian captivity narratives is known mostly to historians, anthropologists, and collectors of Americana. In the rare instances where informed scholarship has turned its attention to the narratives, emphasis has been upon the historical and cultural rather than the literary value of the tales. The Indian captivity narrative has been most commonly viewed as but a thread in the loose fabric of American cultural history, consisting of several "popular," sub-literary genres shaped and differentiated largely by the society for which the narratives were intended. The intention in this study is not so much to overturn that view …
A Morphological-Poetic Approach To Hemingway's "Up In Michigan", George Robert Cripe
A Morphological-Poetic Approach To Hemingway's "Up In Michigan", George Robert Cripe
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
Hemingway’s first short story, “Up in Michigan,” portrays the growth and destruction of a young girls’ romantic illusions about love through her infatuation with and seduction by an apparently gentleman who is really an insensitive brute. Hemingway explores this typically anti-romantic theme in what appears at first glance to be straightforward journalistic style. But the prose, like almost everything else in this story, is deceptive, for lurking beneath the flat surface of its denotative diction and simple syntax lie linguistics strategies and dynamically charged meanings through whose interplay the real disillusioning world of the story emerges. In thus concealing the …
The Divided Consciousness In Charles Dickens' Hard Times, Earl Paul Seymour
The Divided Consciousness In Charles Dickens' Hard Times, Earl Paul Seymour
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
What I shall do in this paper is apply Frye’s concept of romance to Hard Times, i.e., Frye's defining romance as a device for using archetypes. The novel, as Frye sees it, is a vehicle whereby “realism” or life-like representation is applied. Hard Times contains “stylized figures” which thematically and formalistically support the dehumanization concept Dickens is portraying. Thus Dickens turned, as it were, toward a potentially revolutionary form within which to accomodate what is in many ways his most original piece of writing.
Responses Of Students To An Introduction To Literature Class Compared With Responses Of The Same Students To High School Literature Classes, Warren E. Ask
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
The purpose of this study was to investigate responses of students to an Introduction to Literature class taught by Mr. Alden Hanson at the University of Northern Iowa during the spring term of 1972 compared with responses of the same students to their high school literature classes. Four sources of information were used to gather data for the investigation: 1) At the beginning of the semester Mr. Hanson assigned a paper in which the students discussed their previous experiences with literature in former English and literature classes, their feelings toward literature and the study of literature, the types of literature …
The Expression Of Despair In Three Hardy Novels, Brenda J. Casey
The Expression Of Despair In Three Hardy Novels, Brenda J. Casey
English Theses & Dissertations
No abstract.
Flynn: A Study Of A.E. Coppard And His Short Fiction, Frank Edmund Smith
Flynn: A Study Of A.E. Coppard And His Short Fiction, Frank Edmund Smith
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
1. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Notebook And Chapter List (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
1. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Notebook And Chapter List (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Manuscripts
This is one of Hillerman's "idea notebooks" which contains story outline notes and character sketches. The notebook is handwritten, so full text searching is not available.
3. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Assorted Draft Pages (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
3. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Assorted Draft Pages (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Manuscripts
This is a file of assorted notes and partial drafts for Dance Hall of the Dead. It does not comprise a complete manuscript.
2. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Draft, P.1-214 (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
2. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Draft, P.1-214 (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Manuscripts
This is an early draft of Dance Hall of the Dead, with numerous handwritten edits.
2. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Edited Manuscript., Tony Hillerman
2. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Edited Manuscript., Tony Hillerman
The Great Taos Bank Robbery Manuscripts
Manuscript draft of The Great Taos Bank Robbery with author's edits.
5. Screenplay: Dance Hall Of The Dead- Second Draft With Handwritten Revisions., Tony Hillerman
5. Screenplay: Dance Hall Of The Dead- Second Draft With Handwritten Revisions., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Screenplays
This is the second version of the screenplay for Dance Hall of the Dead with heavy editing marks. It does not appear to be complete.
1. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Screenplay (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
1. Dance Hall Of The Dead, Screenplay (Undated)., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Screenplays
This document is the first draft of a motion picture screenplay based on Dance Hall of the Dead, written by Tony Hillerman.
1. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Manuscript Drafts., Tony Hillerman
1. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Manuscript Drafts., Tony Hillerman
The Great Taos Bank Robbery Manuscripts
This is a set of raw drafts of some chapters with author's edits.
3. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Manuscript With Publisher's Edits., Tony Hillerman
3. The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Manuscript With Publisher's Edits., Tony Hillerman
The Great Taos Bank Robbery Manuscripts
This appears to be a copy of the manuscript draft of The Great Taos Bank Robbery with publisher's edits.
4. Screenplay: "Dance Hall Of The Dead"- 1st Draft Of Pages 35-90, With Revisions And Typed Notes., Tony Hillerman
4. Screenplay: "Dance Hall Of The Dead"- 1st Draft Of Pages 35-90, With Revisions And Typed Notes., Tony Hillerman
Dance Hall Of The Dead Screenplays
This manuscript is the first draft of a screenplay for Dance Hall of the Dead, and it appears to have been written by Tony Hillerman. There is a letter at the beginning with information on revisions to the text and the screenplay itself is covered in editing marks.
Between Two Worlds Become Much Like Each Other: Man In And Out Of Time In The Four Quartets, James Thomas Jones
Between Two Worlds Become Much Like Each Other: Man In And Out Of Time In The Four Quartets, James Thomas Jones
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
An Analysis Of The Treatment Of Platonic Love In Ford's Nondramatic Works And Independent Tragedies, Kathryn M. Jackson
An Analysis Of The Treatment Of Platonic Love In Ford's Nondramatic Works And Independent Tragedies, Kathryn M. Jackson
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Middle Class Follies Reflected In The Comedies Of Thomas Shadwell, Lila Elaine Horn
Middle Class Follies Reflected In The Comedies Of Thomas Shadwell, Lila Elaine Horn
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Chaucer's Poetics And The Evolution Of The Narrator In Troilus And Criseyde, Judith I. Green
Chaucer's Poetics And The Evolution Of The Narrator In Troilus And Criseyde, Judith I. Green
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.