Hugh MacDiarmid's Epic PoetryEdinburgh University Press, 1991 - Počet stran: 235 A collection of Hugh McDiarmid's poetry |
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... thought for an end ' , as a final clause at work . 104 Here , MacDiarmid is quoting Sherrington , who is quoting Fernel , who is quoting Aristotle . But MacDiarmid chooses to telescope the whole thing , and allow the Aristotle quotation ...
... thought for an end ' , as a final clause at work . 104 Here , MacDiarmid is quoting Sherrington , who is quoting Fernel , who is quoting Aristotle . But MacDiarmid chooses to telescope the whole thing , and allow the Aristotle quotation ...
Strana 202
... thoughts related to sexual identity is what allows apparent selfhood to function . But the force of desire always allows those repressed thoughts to return . In Shakespeare , and especially in Troilus and Cressida ( a play very much ...
... thoughts related to sexual identity is what allows apparent selfhood to function . But the force of desire always allows those repressed thoughts to return . In Shakespeare , and especially in Troilus and Cressida ( a play very much ...
Strana 204
... thought . Destabilise the ' full meanings ' which keep logocentric systems of thought and order in place and you can then reinstate those things traditionally subordinated or suppressed . Your faith in the systems as such is also ...
... thought . Destabilise the ' full meanings ' which keep logocentric systems of thought and order in place and you can then reinstate those things traditionally subordinated or suppressed . Your faith in the systems as such is also ...
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In Memoriam James Joyce | 59 |
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