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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"British & Irish Literature"”.

  1. Zhivago in Chicago

    This is a book of poems.

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  2. The pleasure pier of amusements & curios

    Collection of short stories.

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  3. National History and the Novel in 1930s Britain

    … I describe how the 1930s inheritors of British cultural privilege found themselves symbolically disenfranchised from a national identity inextricably linked to war, imagining alternative national stories outside the prevailing imperial and military mythologies.

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  4. The End of the Age of Miracles: Substance and Accident in the English Renaissance

    <p>This dissertation argues that the 'realist' ontology implicit in Renaissance allegory is both Aristotelian and neoplatonic, stemming from the need to talk about transcendence in material terms in order to make it comprehensible to fallen human intelligence. At the same time dramatists at the …

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  5. Spenser's "Inward Ey": Poetics, Lexicography, and the Motivations for Edmund Spenser's Linguistic Idealism

    Edmund Spenser's concepts of language have been seen as "anti-linguistic" to the extent that his idealism extols the power of thought while depicting speech as a corrupting monster--most notably the Blatant Beast of <italic>The Legend of Courtesy</italic>, Book 6 of <italic>The Faerie …

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  6. Engaging and Evading the Bard: Shakespeare, Nationalism, and British Theatrical Modernism, 1900-1964

    <p>Engaging and Evading the Bard is about British theatrical modernism and its ambivalent relationship to Shakespeare. The conventional narrative of early twentieth-century British theater and drama situates their rise within the broad European context of Continental artistic developments, such as …

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