10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPITAPHIC»
Discover the use of
epitaphic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epitaphic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The English Poetic Epitaph: Commemoration and Conflict from ...
Chapter 12 Wordsworth and the End of the Epitaphic Tradition The epitaph is
central to William Wordsworth's poetry and poetics.1 Many of his poems are
inspired by epitaphs or use epitaphic motifs, and his treatment of the genre in his
Essays ...
2
The Ecology of British Romantic Conservatism, 1790-1837
and meaningful attachment to place was being chipped into stone and inscribed
to posterity by such a memorial statement.10 Although critics have argued that
Wordsworth's epitaphic poetry egotistically anticipates his own death or mourns ...
3
Bearing the Dead: The British Culture of Mourning from the ...
17 If institutions of embodiment and establishment constitute a masculine type of
epitaphic discourse, enshrining the mores, traditions, and prejudices of the past
within stable institutions, its feminine counterpart focuses on the observances ...
4
Buried Communities: Wordsworth and the Bonds of Mourning
EPITAPHIC SOCIETY IN “THE BROTHERS” AND “THE THORN” rude stones
placed near . . . graves. . . . —Essays upon Epitaphs In the first of the Essays
upon Epitaphs, written in late 1809 and early 1810 for Coleridge's journal The
Friend, ...
5
Romanticism at the End of History
It is the nature of the self-epitaph to trigger a further stage of self-epitaphic
consciousness in the reader standing over the tombstone. Such self-
consciousness seals off enactive history, causing a sudden shift of perspective by
which a self ...
6
Writing the City: Urban Visions and Literary Modernism
By the same token, Joyce, as narrator of the epitaph, purposefully evokes,
rehearses, and works through his own sense of self-epitaphic history in the
writing of “The Dead.” In doing so, Joyce turns his consciousness back upon
variegated ...
7
The Fragment: Towards a History and Poetics of a ...
epitaphic perspective. What Markson does for the text is provide it with a
condition for the possibility of looking at itself as a dead text. As a dead text,
whose voice emerges through the epitaph, the text poses its own questions as to
what makes ...
8
Inscriptions and Their Uses in Greek and Latin Literature
He too will die and poetic justice will be restored, a fate hinted at by Orodes' use
of the epitaphic address te quoque for Mezentius. As is the case here we find
epitaphic gestures most frequently employed in the din of battle-descriptions,
where ...
Peter Liddel, Polly Low, 2013
9
Die Sefarden in Hamburg
Michael Studemund-Halévy. Appendix II Description of projected concordance
with epitaphic printout The database, part of the Hamburg cemetery
documentation project, will combine epitaphic with other archival and published
information.
Michael Studemund-Halévy, 1997
10
William Wordsworth's The Prelude: A Casebook
(X, 495-506) This is epitaphic, or self-epitaphic, history. The passage, we notice,
begins by alluding to a pastoral elegy sealing off, rather than releasing, the
history of the dead. Taylor's tombstone adds to a plain chronology of events a
close ...
Stephen Gill, Stephen Charles Gill, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPITAPHIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
epitaphic is used in the context of the following news items.
Waterloo legacy re-jigged for the digital revolution
... with my daughter Karen last Sunday, we paused to read some of the names of the fallen and the survivors marked in epitaphic black marble, ... «MaltaToday, Jun 15»
Salon.com proclaims supposed death of pro-life Catholicism
And, in a final flourish to the epitaphic, Miller adds: “They were not legion; but they were powerful.” It should surprise no one that Miller, a drama ... «Catholic World Report, Jan 15»
David Foster Wallace's stories of lobsters and porn prove a stage …
... and scatological BI #42 06-97) as well as an epitaphic interview with one of Wallace's friends. There are bits of business with the tennis balls ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
Political Happy Hour: January 6, 2015
Though I suppose if it's an epitaph, survival is, well ... Anyhow, send me your epitaphic and/or political thoughts. I'm on Twitter @jm_bos and I ... «Boston Globe, Jan 15»
Off their beat: Globe Arts critics share their favourite picks of the year
... a cycle of poems from 1915 that gave fictional, epitaphic voice to small-town America. Musicals are not usually to my taste, but I found myself ... «The Globe and Mail, Dec 14»
Album reviews: Lucinda Williams, Primus, Johnny Cash tribute …
Like 2011's Roots, the Texan's epitaphic album is a primer of the '50s rock'n'roll, soul and blues that informed his early career. With guests ... «NEWS.com.au, Oct 14»
Oscar 2014 Winner Predictions: Live Action Short
... film in the lineup I wish had gone on longer, which may unfortunately be a liability when it's up against something as epitaphic as Helium. «slantmagazine, Jan 14»
Military ethics and the "Marine A” case
Crude as 'Marine A's epitaphic phrasing was about mortal coils (and other more expletive laden phrasing), the accompanying comment of “It's ... «The Commentator, Nov 13»
Friday Funk – Can you stomach this?
"Yes, I'm aware of it," I smiled back like Socrates making an epitaphic wisecrack before draining his cup of hemlock. "Cheese and milk come ... «Yahoo! India News, Sep 13»
'The Great Pretender' Was Also the Real Deal
... of The Platters' chestnut “The Great Pretender”, which would become his best-known solo recording and, ultimately, an epitaphic nickname. «PopMatters, Oct 12»
