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Genre/forme: | Criticism, interpretation, etc |
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Personne nommée: | William Blake; William Blake; William Blake; William Blake; William Blake; William Blake; William Blake; William Blake |
Type de document: | Livre |
Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs: |
Linda Freedman |
ISBN: | 9780198813279 0198813279 |
Numéro OCLC: | 1044739650 |
Notes: | Literaturverzeichnis und Verzeichnis von Websites: Seite 257-270 |
Description: | xii, 273 Seiten Illustrationen 23 cm |
Contenu: | 1: Spirit and Society: Blake's Early American Appeal2: Blake and Whitman: Prophets of Democracy3: Early Twentieth-Century America: New Versions of the Prophet4: Ginsberg's Prophetic Guru5: Blake, Duncan and the Politics of Writing from Myth6: 'Energy is Eternal Delight': Blake and Ecopoetic Action7: 'Break on Through': Musical Openings of the Doors of Perception8: The Poetics of Belief: Blake and Countercultural Theology9: Romanticism after Auschwitz: Blake and Bellow10: Continuing VisionsAmerica: A Prophecy |
Responsabilité: | Linda Freedman |
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Linda Freedman's comprehensive history of Blake's reception in America, William Blake and the Myth of America: From the Abolitionists to the Counterculture (Oxford, 2018), was the most substantial, and her introduction is an accessible overview of his American reception that would work well in the classroom. * Wayne C. Ripley, Blake/An Illustrated Quarterly * In this generously illustrated book (16 plates, most colored), Freedman herself has managed to map out succinctly a wide range of American cultural activities, offering clear explanations and sharp critical insights. Blake emerges from it as a figure who quickly came to inspire a young nation haunted by its own sense of exceptional possibilities. An important part of Freedman's achievement lies in her incisive account of how Blake has remained relevant to thestruggles, difficulties, and disappointments entailed in the attempt to realize an imagined America. * Andrew Lincoln, University of London, Review 19 * wonderful ... a wide range of reference skillfully presented, and beautifully illustrated ... remind[s] us just how central the US discussion of slavery was to UK conversations throughout both periods. * Pamela K. Gilbert, Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 * Lire la suite...


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