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 claire m. tylee iconography in ‘Mary’s Song’. He argues that in this poem ‘Plath’s cosmology implicateseverything—the vast p ...

british holocaust poetry: songs of experience  so resistant to artistic representation’.^57 Histaxonomy of awkward poetics in ...

 claire m. tylee the political power of language itself over consciousness. It also promoted the importanceof imagination and ...

british holocaust poetry: songs of experience  their exile and orphaning: Gershon was the earliest, aged 36, Mayer was 43, an ...

 claire m. tylee rhyming quatrains resemble hymns, nursery rhymes, and the ballads adapted by Blake,Coleridge, and Wordsworth ...

british holocaust poetry: songs of experience  trees’, at home in the natural world rather than alienated from the neutral gr ...

 claire m. tylee personal response; as Hill says, he wrote this pastoral elegy for himself. By contrast, itis the hollow jaun ...

british holocaust poetry: songs of experience  literary sources associated with childhood to structure that return of repress ...

 claire m. tylee history for 2,000 years, so in the future scrolls might be discovered in Poland, or burntclothing, a letter, ...

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 alan marshall movements, and with a little underhand weaponry thrown in as and when—the moderncloak-and-dagger of exploding ...

quiet americans  avoiding action, like the narrator’s Baudelairean opium?). The notion of reportage ismore historically speci ...

 alan marshall Nevertheless, there is, I think, in Adorno’swriting, if I understand it correctly, an intuition that experimen ...

quiet americans  Within the experimental modernist tradition, it is the Americans who, after 1945, seemmore able to meet the ...

 alan marshall and the news|Iswar|As always.’^12 The poet as one person trying to speak with another is at the mercy of the n ...

quiet americans  Larkinesque references to the swinging Sixties here. It is, however, a book full of dates—but it is conspicu ...

 alan marshall indisposed .One ending, then, is at odds with another. ‘This is plenty,’ but ‘This is more than enough.’^25 Th ...

quiet americans  ‘England’ in ‘Little Gidding’ recalls the patriotic rhetoric ofHenryV(which does not mean that this Anglophi ...

 alan marshall smoked opium with the tribal chieftains. Then he married an Iranian woman and becameforeign correspondent forT ...

quiet americans  a tank’s turret twisted skyward, hereand there a lorry unharmed out of fuel or the crew scattered; leaguered ...