Hugh MacDiarmid's Epic PoetryEdinburgh University Press, 1991 - Počet stran: 235 A collection of Hugh McDiarmid's poetry |
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... human nature is healthily prone.'50 Thomas Greene noted in his study of ' epic continuity ' that ' the energy of epic breathes a kind of excitement like the basic human excitement of living bodily in a physical word . . . . The lan ...
... human nature is healthily prone.'50 Thomas Greene noted in his study of ' epic continuity ' that ' the energy of epic breathes a kind of excitement like the basic human excitement of living bodily in a physical word . . . . The lan ...
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... human infant into language in terms which are richly suggestive of ways we might read MacDiarmid . The human child comes to understand him or herself as an individual , sexed identity separate from the world and others , at the same ...
... human infant into language in terms which are richly suggestive of ways we might read MacDiarmid . The human child comes to understand him or herself as an individual , sexed identity separate from the world and others , at the same ...
Strana 203
... human beings.42 In our reading of MacDiarmid , the importance of Lacanian theor- ies is directly political . The ... humanity , in divine wisdom for example . The history of Western thought is , therefore , a history of logocentrism The ...
... human beings.42 In our reading of MacDiarmid , the importance of Lacanian theor- ies is directly political . The ... humanity , in divine wisdom for example . The history of Western thought is , therefore , a history of logocentrism The ...
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Hugh MacDiarmids Epic Poetry | 1 |
In Memoriam James Joyce | 59 |
The First Person | 158 |
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