Hugh MacDiarmid's Epic PoetryEdinburgh University Press, 1991 - 235 Seiten A collection of Hugh McDiarmid's poetry |
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... remains , as he puts it himself , ' astride the Cabot fault ' - a North Atlantic man , standing on the eastern seaboard of America . And both Olson and Pound , despite the enormity of their efforts and the greatness of their ...
... remains , as he puts it himself , ' astride the Cabot fault ' - a North Atlantic man , standing on the eastern seaboard of America . And both Olson and Pound , despite the enormity of their efforts and the greatness of their ...
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... remains beyond our expressive or analytic abilities , is typical , and it main- tains a sense of secular wonder . It is an indication of a kind of wilful submission that leaves itself open and receptive to everything that remains ...
... remains beyond our expressive or analytic abilities , is typical , and it main- tains a sense of secular wonder . It is an indication of a kind of wilful submission that leaves itself open and receptive to everything that remains ...
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... remains a private man , and not at the same time but according to the time and place . As one journalist put it , at a celebration held in his honour in the 1970s he rose to address the audience and mild Chris Grieve melted away until ...
... remains a private man , and not at the same time but according to the time and place . As one journalist put it , at a celebration held in his honour in the 1970s he rose to address the audience and mild Chris Grieve melted away until ...
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Hugh MacDiarmids Epic Poetry | 1 |
In Memoriam James Joyce | 59 |
The First Person | 158 |
Urheberrecht | |
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aesthetic Alan Bold Benjamin Bertolt Brecht Bouvard and Pécuchet Brecht C.M. Grieve Cantos Cencrastus Clann Albann Complete Poems criticism culture Diarmid's Drunk Man Looks Duncan Glen Edinburgh Edwin Morgan effect English epic poetry essay example existence Ezra Pound fact function Gaelic Glasgow Grieve's Heroic Hugh MacDiarmid human Ibid idea identity Ireland Irish J.B.S. Haldane Joyce's Kenneth Buthlay Kind of Poetry language Letters lines linguistic London Lucky Poet MacDiarmid's epic poetry MacLellan Marxist material meaning Memoriam James Joyce metaphysical mind modern movement nature never Norman MacCaig Olson passage person plagiarism Plaited poem's poetic political present prose published question quotation quoted Raised Beach reader reference Scotland Scots Scottish Literature sense social society Sorley MacLean struggle suggest T.S. Eliot theatre things Thistle tradition transl translation understanding University Press verse vision voice William word world literature writing wrote Yeats