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My Brothers, David W. Dale Apr 1985

My Brothers, David W. Dale

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Poem In Two Parts, Shelly Sanders Apr 1985

Poem In Two Parts, Shelly Sanders

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Cypresses, Nancy Schoenberger Apr 1985

Cypresses, Nancy Schoenberger

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Madras Insomnia, Maurya Simon Apr 1985

Madras Insomnia, Maurya Simon

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Portent, Don Welch Apr 1985

Portent, Don Welch

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Apartheid, Don Welch Apr 1985

Apartheid, Don Welch

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Consummation, Diane Reynolds Apr 1985

Consummation, Diane Reynolds

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Riding Double: 16 & Beating The Heat, Paul Zarzyski Apr 1985

Riding Double: 16 & Beating The Heat, Paul Zarzyski

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Hunting Pheasants In Lehigh County, Harry Humes Apr 1985

Hunting Pheasants In Lehigh County, Harry Humes

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Odd-Man-Out, John Quinn Apr 1985

Odd-Man-Out, John Quinn

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Ruth, Mt. Tabor Nursing Home, 1972, Walter Pavlich Apr 1985

Ruth, Mt. Tabor Nursing Home, 1972, Walter Pavlich

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A Rosy Future, Richard Daniels Apr 1985

A Rosy Future, Richard Daniels

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The Detention Camp Translated By Daniel Bourne, Tomaz Jastrun Apr 1985

The Detention Camp Translated By Daniel Bourne, Tomaz Jastrun

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Not Old Russia, Eric Rawson Apr 1985

Not Old Russia, Eric Rawson

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Desire, Elaine Epstein Apr 1985

Desire, Elaine Epstein

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Somewhere Near The Swamp, Elaine Mott Apr 1985

Somewhere Near The Swamp, Elaine Mott

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South On The Eel River, Bill O'Connell Apr 1985

South On The Eel River, Bill O'Connell

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No Moon, Chard Diniord Apr 1985

No Moon, Chard Diniord

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Low Tide; December Walk, Tom Sexton Apr 1985

Low Tide; December Walk, Tom Sexton

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Encomium For Cows, Timothy Muskat Apr 1985

Encomium For Cows, Timothy Muskat

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The Polygamist's Daughter, Liza Wieland Apr 1985

The Polygamist's Daughter, Liza Wieland

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Johannes Brahms Reads The Brothers Grimm, David Swickard Apr 1985

Johannes Brahms Reads The Brothers Grimm, David Swickard

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The Auctioneer, Verlena Orr Apr 1985

The Auctioneer, Verlena Orr

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Crosspollination, Donnell Hunter Apr 1985

Crosspollination, Donnell Hunter

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Let's Pretend, Rebecca Seiferle Apr 1985

Let's Pretend, Rebecca Seiferle

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Seasonal, Christine Bristow Apr 1985

Seasonal, Christine Bristow

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Vol. Xxii, No. 1: This Intersection Time: The Fiction Of Gordon Weaver, Thomas E. Kennedy Feb 1985

Vol. Xxii, No. 1: This Intersection Time: The Fiction Of Gordon Weaver, Thomas E. Kennedy

The Hollins Critic

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In Search Of The Grail: The Poetic Development Of T.S. Eliot, William Bell Jan 1985

In Search Of The Grail: The Poetic Development Of T.S. Eliot, William Bell

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

In Poets of Reality, Joseph Hillis Miller seeks to establish T.S. Eliot as a precursor of the modern movement towards romantic. subjectivism. By applying his phenomenological critique, Miller claims that several major modern writers, including Eliot, adopt aesthetics based on various forms of philosophical monism.

The point underlying this thesis is that Eliot stands opposed to any such position and, until 1930, breaks with philosophy, monistic or otherwise. His art from this period is instead characterized by a search for solution in poetic artifice, a pure art. However, with "Ash Wednesday," the poet once again enters fully into the …


Gawain's "Anti-Feminism" Reconsidered, S. L. Clark, Julian N. Wasserman Jan 1985

Gawain's "Anti-Feminism" Reconsidered, S. L. Clark, Julian N. Wasserman

Quidditas

In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the protagonist survives the return blow for which he had contracted with the Green Knight but finds to his dismay that he has unwittingly failed a more significant test. As the awareness comes to Gawain that the Green Knight and his Yuletide host share one identity, that it was upon Bercilak's instructions that his wife attempted to seduce him, and that Morgan la Fée had, in effect, master-minded the whole plan, Gawain reacts with bursts of anger which, wen analyzed, speak not only to the Pearl-Poet's skill at characterization but also …


Crosscurrents, Claudia G. Thompson, Fleet Library, Special Collections, Jan Baker Jan 1985

Crosscurrents, Claudia G. Thompson, Fleet Library, Special Collections, Jan Baker

Nature

This book was completed for Jan Baker's artists' book class.