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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Laura Riding"”.

  1. The Dancer Walking The Ruins: Laura Riding and Dialectical Thought

    … the life and writings of the American modernist Laura Riding. Within a biographical framework, I trace the steps by which it became the defining characteristic of her poetic, literary and critical works. A few have noted Riding’s dialectical manner; none have appreciated its centrality. This is …

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  2. Editorial Collaboration and Control: Laura Riding and the Seizen Press Years

    <p>With the founding of Seizin Press in 1927, Laura Riding began a new epoch in her career as poet and literary theorist. Along with her partner, Robert Graves, Riding worked among and with important literary tastemakers of the Modernist era, such as Gertrude Stein, Len Lye and James Reeves. …

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  3. Verse and its Sciences, 1880-1971: William Carlos Williams, Laura Riding, George Oppen, I. A. Richards and Veronica Forrest-Thomson

    … The second considers poetry written by Laura Riding as an aesthetic response to the emergence of a new kind of scientifically-informed literary critic, one she regarded as an overly masculine and professionalised literary ‘expert’. The third works through George Oppen’s unpublished notes …

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  4. Representations of the muse in the writings of Robert Graves: a study of five prose texts (1944-1950)

    … by the impact of strong women, most notably, Laura Riding. As a direct result of these ‘revelations', Graves came to believe the Goddess to be the source and inspiration of the true poet, acting through a human female muse. This assessment leads to Chapter Three and a close reading of King …

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