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Imaginative Integration In Four Novels By Doris Lessing, Brian Gerard Blondin
Imaginative Integration In Four Novels By Doris Lessing, Brian Gerard Blondin
Electronic Theses and Dissertations 1980 - 1989
Within the remarkable diversity of Doris Lessing's fiction, the author's interest in the interrelation between the individual and the collective remains a constant. Her early works pursued this theme within a socio-political framework; however, her continued explorations have evolved an apolitical ethos which unfolds progressively in all of her work since The Golden Notebook. The impetus of this development, which has encouraged Lessing's experiments with various narrative techniques, is her desire to articulate a formula integrating the self with society; in one form or another, the catalyst of this integration is the creative imagination. By tracing related thematic and aesthetic …
John Ashbery's "Slightly Rumpled Realism", Mary Kay Boyd
John Ashbery's "Slightly Rumpled Realism", Mary Kay Boyd
Electronic Theses and Dissertations 1980 - 1989
John Ashbery says that reality includes our imperfect perception of it, and his poems are demonstrations of the indirect "ways" in which reality comes at him. With a cursory reading of Ashbery's poetry, it seems to mirror the modern state of chaos and unconnectedness, but on subsequent readings, after the anxiety of feeling lost has subsided, many connections begin to surface. His ideas on uncertainty and creativity cross disciplinary boundaries in such fields as science, philosophy, mathematics, psychology, history, and religion. Rather than recounting his own experiences in his poetry, he uses abstract language to describe the manner in which …
Technique Of Morality: Post-Transactional Readings Of "The Turn Of The Screw" And "Lolita", Charles Paul Bretan
Technique Of Morality: Post-Transactional Readings Of "The Turn Of The Screw" And "Lolita", Charles Paul Bretan
Electronic Theses and Dissertations 1980 - 1989
Over the years the study of literature has shifted its attention from the author to the text to the reader and back again--all this in an attempt to understand what a text means and how that meaning got into the text in the first place. Wayne C. Booth's rhetorical model of interpretation, while excellent in its detailing rhetorical techniques and their effects on the reader, ignores both the active role readers play in interpretation and the creative power of language. This thesis takes a post-transactional approach to The Turn of the Screw and Lolita in an attempt to expose two …
In Defence Of Poesie, Michael L. Richmond
The Radiant Core: Family, Village, Neighborhood, And Region In Literature, Eugene P. Nassar
The Radiant Core: Family, Village, Neighborhood, And Region In Literature, Eugene P. Nassar
Syracuse Scholar (1979-1991)
No abstract provided.
Hot Air In The Redwoods, A Sequel To The Wind In The Willows, William Twining
Hot Air In The Redwoods, A Sequel To The Wind In The Willows, William Twining
Michigan Law Review
A Review of Hot Air in the Redwoods by Kenneth Graham, Jr.
Humbert Humbert’S Use Of Catullus 58 In Lolita, Gary Dyer
Humbert Humbert’S Use Of Catullus 58 In Lolita, Gary Dyer
English Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Parnassus 1988
Parnassus
The 1988 edition of the student literary journal, Parnassus, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
Graveside, Linda Lerner
Birmingham Poetry Review 1 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 1 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. -2
For Jenny, Learning To Read: Etude In E, Lee Harlin Bahan
For Jenny, Learning To Read: Etude In E, Lee Harlin Bahan
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 3
Paroxysmal Tachycardia, Frances Brock
The Color Of The Sky, Andrea Holly Budy
Whitsuntide, Lois Marie Harrod
Someone Else's Father, Lowell Jaeger
Someone Else's Son, Lowell Jaeger
The Wonder Of Flat Fields, Walter Mcdonald
Foreign Correpondence, G E. Murray
Scribe, R T. Smith
Usurper, R T. Smith
Waiting For The Rain, Jennifer Snyder
Going Beyond, Francine Sterle
Obstetricians, Peter Wild
Grandfather Outshines The Ancient Greeks, David Citino
Hawaii, Charles Entrekin
A Curse, R T. Smith
The Iddle Years, Walter Mcdonald
"To Enter Arcanum": Gnosticism In Ezra Pound's "Cantos", Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos
"To Enter Arcanum": Gnosticism In Ezra Pound's "Cantos", Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos
Digitized Theses
Despite the painstaking work of Pound scholars, the mythos of the Cantos has yet to be properly understood, because its occult sources have not been examined sufficiently. The "occult" here includes the body of speculative, heterodox religious thought which lies outside all religious doxologies--including Gnosticism, Hermeticism, Neoplatonism, Cabalism, and Theosophy. As well, occultism involves belief in gnosis or direct awareness of the Divine which can be attained through myesis or ritual initiation.;Drawing upon recently published material and unpublished Pound letters, the thesis traces Pound's intimate engagement with specific occultists (Mead, Upward, and Orage) and their ideas, and argues that speculative …
The Mockingbird - 1988, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird - 1988, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird [magazine]
Nicki Allison [The Letter; Lizard; Geraniums; Mary's Kitchen; Hot Summer]; Anita Benton [It's All Gone]; Amy Renae Bettis [Sharp Rocks]; Mike Bradley [Citizens' Hill]; Karen Brewster [Princess in Flight; Creating Fear; Man With Cane]; Michael J. Brown [Losing a Battle, Winning a War: Yossarian and Dunbar in Catch-22]; Angel Y Bryant [My Cross to Bear]; George N. Buck [peep]; Kirsten Burkart [Gretta Lived]; Ron Dockery [Memory of the Fair; White Fence and Shadow; Untitled Photograph]; Mary Drew [The Crystal World]; Angela N. Eades [Ambervision]; Jon M. Estep [And There Appeared An Angel Unto Him From Heaven]; Mike Gamble [Two Untitled …
The Light Of The Hawk, Wayne Cox