[图书][B] Earth and world: Philosophy after the Apollo missions
K Oliver - 2015 - degruyter.com
From the viewpoint of the processes in the universe and in nature, and their statistically
overwhelming probabilities, the coming into being of the earth out of cosmic processes, the …
overwhelming probabilities, the coming into being of the earth out of cosmic processes, the …
'Each way means loneliness—and communion': reading anchoritic literature with TS Eliot
A Smith - postmedieval, 2022 - Springer
This essay examines the medievalist theme of the solitary recluse in the later poetry and
plays of TS Eliot and considers the resonances between this image as a locus of Eliot's …
plays of TS Eliot and considers the resonances between this image as a locus of Eliot's …
Anchoritic prayer in time: enclosure and encounter, c. 1080-1350
A Smith - 2020 - ora.ox.ac.uk
This thesis argues that interpretation of medieval anchoritic literature requires a central
analytic focus on prayer, as the primary activity and essential orientation of the recluse. It …
analytic focus on prayer, as the primary activity and essential orientation of the recluse. It …
'Somewhere to Store All Those Memories': Archive Fever in Simone Lazaroo's Lost River
S Ash - Journal of the Association for the Study …, 2022 - openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au
This article examines how the concept of the archive may operate as a generative rather
than purely repressive space for a young Eurasian woman, Ruth, who is dying of breast …
than purely repressive space for a young Eurasian woman, Ruth, who is dying of breast …
[PDF][PDF] Into the Rose-Garden: Julian of Norwich as a Unifying Allusion in TS Eliot's Four Quartets
M Van Run - Saeculum Undergraduate Academic Journal, 2021 - saeculumjournal.com
At the end of his Four Quartets, TS Eliot alludes to the 14thcentury English mystic Dame
Julian of Norwich, to bring the poem back to a personal and biographical treatise. He returns …
Julian of Norwich, to bring the poem back to a personal and biographical treatise. He returns …
The Rhetoric of the Ordinary: Modernism and the Limits of Literature
BD Madden - 2013 - etheses.whiterose.ac.uk
This thesis contributes to the recent turn towards ordinary events, objects, and practices in
scholarship on modernist literature. While modernism is typically characterized by formal …
scholarship on modernist literature. While modernism is typically characterized by formal …
“Inconvenient Neighbours, Whom It Was Desirable Ultimately Wholly to Remove”: Differing Factors in the Dispossessions of Studied Anishinaabe Groups of the Great …
HJ Sanguins - 2018 - scholars.wlu.ca
Despite being located within a relatively close geographic area, the Anishinaabeg of the
eastern Great Lakes basin had different experiences of, and responses to, attempted and …
eastern Great Lakes basin had different experiences of, and responses to, attempted and …