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 gerwyn wiliams 1934–1942(‘Poems1934–1942’) (1944)—includes at least ten poems written dur- ing his service as a soldier in S ...

occupying new territory  the screen,|andmarvel more and more at the bad acting’.^16 He employs similar imagery in ‘Blaen Cwm ...

 gerwyn wiliams you, and the destruction for a time’—and ‘The Airman’ refers enthusiastically to thepilot who ‘will loose his ...

occupying new territory  Llywelyn-Williams’s concern in ‘Nothing Will Save Us but Our Hearts’ is that ‘there’s no love today| ...

 gerwyn wiliams man our song?’^37 Onehears allusions to the fatalistic rhetorical questions posed by T. H. Parry-Williams in ...

occupying new territory  year and place of composition systematically noted at the end of every poem. It is not soeasy to loc ...

 gerwyn wiliams to the sixth century. Taliesin’s heroic poetry is firmly established as a cornerstone ofthe Welsh literary ca ...

occupying new territory  1944 issue of the Welsh quarterlyYTraethodydd. It is easy to understand, however, why Gwyn Thomas mi ...

 gerwyn wiliams come to an end, as one feared it would, even if it hasn’t happened in one’s own country, is a prettyshatterin ...

occupying new territory  reporters around’.^60 Throughthe words of Llywelyn-Williams the Welsh language borewitnesstooneofthe ...

 gerwyn wiliams ‘[T]he years play tricks with us,’ says the poet: despite the fact that many centuries separateHeledd and Ing ...

occupying new territory  same death also defeated ‘the guardian of the ford, the defender of the border’ centuriesbefore: the ...

 gerwyn wiliams was forced to perform around fortyanoethauorextremely difficult tasks before winning her as his bride.^75 The ...

occupying new territory  A similar emphasis on the common suffering caused by war is found in the poem whichimmediately follo ...

 gerwyn wiliams The first words uttered by ‘the Baron’ and the householder are in French, but arefollowed by the formality an ...

occupying new territory  However challenged and discredited the concept may be—the way music was abusedin the Nazi death camp ...

 gerwyn wiliams situation, vulnerable to the nihilism which finally defeated him.^88 Whereasprevi- ously in the 1930s, inTir ...

occupying new territory  the potentially catastrophic results of writers promoting political ideology, and lan- guage,as a co ...

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themusethatfailed  our perception of the significant past is determined by the preoccupations of the present,in an infinite s ...