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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Prometheus Unbound"”.
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Prometheus unbound: quality of government and institutionalised grand corruption in public procurement
This PhD thesis looks at one of the most crucial determinants of state formation, quality of institutions, and social equality: institutionalised grand corruption. Institutionalised grand corruption denotes the particularistic allocation of public resources, that is violating prior explicit rules …
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Shelley the Tragedian: Differing Modes of Catharsis in Prometheus Unbound and the Cenci
The primary purpose of this paper is to reflect on Percy B. Shelley’s understanding of catharsis, the most beneficial and sought after purpose of tragedies. Much of this thesis will also consider Shelley as a translator, to help better understand how Shelley viewed and understood the Greek texts. …
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Prometheus unbound : towards the more precise proscription of the socially undesirable market conduct associated with dominance
The regulation of the market conduct of dominant firms is an entrenched part of the competition laws in many jurisdictions. The conduct which such laws proscribe has been variously described as "abuse of dominance", "anticompetitive conduct", "monopolization" or "improper use of market power". Each …
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Enemy life: theorizing exile through Milton, Shelley and Byron
… human subjectivities found in <em>Paradise Lost, Prometheus Unbound, Manfred</em> and <em>Don Juan</em>. The dissertation examines <em>Paradise Lost</em> for its competing narratives of exile, Adam and Satan, and explores notions of home, transgression, the purification rituals which are the …
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Percy Bysshe Shelley: vengeance as a vehicle for presenting his moral principles
… in certain philosophical and religious essays, Prometheus Unbound, The Cenci, and The Mask of Anarchy. Chapter II examines the following three philosophical and religious essays by Shelley which illustrate his moral concept of vengeance as this concept relates to tyrannical oppression: "Essay on …
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<i>Metaphasia</i>: Shelley and the Language of Remoter Worlds
… the Hymn to Intellectual Beauty, Mont Blanc, and Prometheus Unbound. Proceeding from Earl Wasserman's detailed map of Shelley's mythopoeic structure, I charted this evolution while identifying a fifth discrete entity within the mythological hierarchy of what Harold Bloom has characterized as a …
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Metaphasia: Shelley and the Language of Remoter Worlds
… Beauty</em>, <em>Mont Blanc</em>, and <em>Prometheus Unbound</em>. Proceeding from Earl Wasserman's detailed map of Shelley's mythopoeic structure, I charted this evolution while identifying a fifth discrete entity within the mythological hierarchy of what Harold Bloom has characterized as …
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"Is Not the Past All Shadow?": History and Vision in Byron, the Shelleys, and Keats
… of this discussion, I look closely at Shelley's Prometheus Unbound, Byron's The Vision of Judgment, Mary Shelley's The Last Man, and select lyrical pieces from Keats. Although Shelley in part carries forward the visionary spirit of Blake and the Lake Poets, Byron, Mary Shelley, and Keats actively …
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Poetic Theology: Dante And The British Romantic Poets
… inspiration. Chapter Three contends that in Prometheus Unbound, Shelley emulates Dante's bold appropriation of the "allegory of the theologians," inscribing in the poem a fourfold allegorical structure. Chapter Four demonstrates Shelley's revision of Dante's poetic theology of love through …