10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONVULSIVENESS»
Discover the use of
convulsiveness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
convulsiveness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Healing the Culture of Disobedience: A Theological Insight
Convulsiveness. The dual elements of inwardness and the absence of the father
still go with convulsive attitude. Feasibility survey, has it that many young men
and women are convinced that there is something terribly wrong with the world in
...
Stephen Chukwuemeka Aribe, 2010
2
The Complete Prose Works
“CONVULSIVENESS”. As I have look'd over the proofsheets of the preceding
pages, I have once ortwice fear'dthatmydiarywould prove, at best, but a batch of
convulsively written reminiscences. Well, be it so. They are but parts of the actual
...
3
Prose Works 1892: Specimen Days
"Convulsiveness." As I have looked over the proof-sheets of the preceding pages,
I have once or twice fear'd that my diary would prove, at best, but a batch of
convulsively written reminiscences. Well, be it so. They are but parts of the actual
...
Walt Whitman, Floyd Stovall, 2007
4
Whitman Possessed: Poetry, Sexuality, and Popular Authority
Whitman carries this identification out in a short paragraph entitled '“
Convulsiveness'” near the end of the Civil War portion of Specimen Days. There
he acknowledges, after having “look'd over the proofsheets of the preceding
pages,” that they ...
5
Delphi Complete Works of Walt Whitman (Illustrated)
“CONVULSIVENESS”. As I have look'd over the proofsheets of the preceding
pages, I have once or twice fear'd thatmy diarywouldprove,atbest,buta batch of
convulsively written reminiscences. Well, be it so. They are but parts of the actual
...
6
Dali and Postmodernism: This Is Not an Essence
is given sight by Surrealism is not, however, an end to convulsiveness. Here is
where con-fusion spins its enchanting spell, for it marvelously feigns a threaded-
ness that is the simulation of sublative convulsiveness. Not revealed as such by ...
A grave disturbance of the sensory rather than of the motor side of the nervous
system would appear to be the prime feature of the malady ; and there is ground
to show that what convulsiveness or what paralysis takes place supervenes in ...
8
Poetry and Language Writing: Objective and Surreal
The personification of one of modernity's celebrated objects recalls Williams's
ironic characterization of the car in The Great American Novel but Krauss's
account of convulsiveness appears to have little in common with the controlled
sensibility ...
9
Liminal Semiotics: Boundary Phenomena in Romanticism
In breaks and ruptures, in what Whitman calls “convulsiveness”, sentences
spread in all directions, turn around, spin, and proceed down a line of flight.15
The relation between fragmentation and totality is only acceptable to Deleuze
because it ...
Melanie Maria Lörke, 2013
10
Mediating American Autobiography: Photography in Emerson, ...
In the very image of the word convulsiveness that Whitman employs to describe
both the war and his representation of it, one imagines the distracted hand of the
writer, as if in photographing that tempest, the hand shakes and the plate in the ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONVULSIVENESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
convulsiveness is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: At new Whitney Museum site, a show is shrouded in …
... heaving Expressionist landscapes, their World War I convulsiveness as powerful as anything by Chaim Soutine. But nothing by Reiffel is here ... «San Angelo Standard Times, Apr 15»
At new Whitney Museum site, a show is shrouded in parochialism
... heaving Expressionist landscapes, their World War I convulsiveness as powerful as anything by Chaim Soutine. But nothing by Reiffel is here ... «Los Angeles Times, Apr 15»
Tosca review: John Bell's production gives Puccini edge in taut revival
She sang Vissi d'Arte, Tosca's juxtaposition of her artistic and religious ideals against her fate, with serenity underscored by convulsiveness, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 15»
Novel advert for hot spot
And that convulsiveness will come to an albeit sudden stop with the ending that the author imagined would be surprising, but which only leaves ... «The New Indian Express, Sep 13»
'Bates Motel': Ken Tucker Praises Vera Farmiga's Knife-Sharp …
... tip-over into cross-dressing convulsiveness, but right now, Vera Farmiga is making Norma one mother of a briskly contained basket case. «Daily Beast, May 13»
Screening Sex
... only outrageous sex, such films, “make all sex acts seem dangerous, excessive, and, in their very convulsiveness, verging on violence.”. «PopMatters, Feb 09»
OF 20TH-CENTURY ART
They offer a new kind of surreal convulsiveness: Where traditional Surrealism thought it was possible to reconcile "those two seemingly contradictory states, ... «Artnet, Jul 06»
A good deal to chew, and not all of it edible: Brecht and Mother …
... works are beautifully constructed, almost “classical,” because Brecht was a brilliant talent, but they lack incandescence and convulsiveness. «World Socialist Web Site, Mar 04»
