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Jerzy Kosinski’S The Devil Tree: A Work Of Art?, Tom G. Colonnese
Jerzy Kosinski’S The Devil Tree: A Work Of Art?, Tom G. Colonnese
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
Jerzy Kosinski Is fourth novel, The Devil Tree, is widely regarded as both a technical and imaginative failure. Rather than being an artistic failure, The Devil Tree is in fact a fully mature and variant expression of Kosinski's art. Some of Kosinski's earlier fame was due to a humanistic misreading of his work. But The Devil Tree made it painfully clear that Kosinski 's own ethic-- particularly when concerned with self-realization - was of another order. Interpreted in the full light of his career it can be seen that Kosinski 's The Devil Tree is the logical outcome of both …
The Suitors, A Rhymed Farce In Two Acts, Derryl Barr
The Suitors, A Rhymed Farce In Two Acts, Derryl Barr
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
l!!!, Suitors is an original two act rhymed farce that emulates but does not imitate the comedies of Plautus and Terence. Although the play retains many of the basic features native to Roman comedy, its author has modified or disregarded other features deemed less significant, according to the needs of his play. The plot of the play is concerned with the traditional young lovers of Roman comedy, Zero and Blusha, overcoming the obstacles placed between them and the realization of their love. These obstacles include: Zero's impoverishment, which is compounded by his wealthy uncle, Doctor Pomo Pena Cyllicus who, at …
Cartoon [Ralph Of The Vampyres], Dick Klemensen
Poem, Sue Sweet
Free!, Volume 1, Issue 2, May 1973 [Download Entire Issue]
Free!, Volume 1, Issue 2, May 1973 [Download Entire Issue]
Free!
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Photograph [River], Jerry N. Uelsmann
Cartoon [Free], Dick Klemensen
Transcript Incident, Roy R. Behrens
Photograph [Car], John Seddon
Can Farr Stay Out?, Steve Calahan
The Two A.M. Players, Thomas A. Linn
Three Parables, Roger Lasley
Drawing [Parable], Edward Kuhrt
Abortive, T. R. Tomkins
Photograph [Sun/Clouds], John Seddon
Directing Deathbed, John Walter
Drawing [Woman And Mixer], Cary Kann
Blinded, Barb Vaske
Drawing [Doll], Marcia Huyette
Photograph [Door], John Seddon
Vacation To The Inland Waters, Vicki Hudspith
A Little Clearer, Please, Jim Cada
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Drawing [Woman], Jim Kronlage
How Came The Tower Clock?, Cindi Haring
Love Poem: Diana, Barb Vaske
Heartfelt With A Camera, Mike Messenger
Photograph [Oven], Gail Vanous
Photograph [Room], Dave Richmann
Photograph [Dandelion], Jerry N. Uelsmann