10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEMORIALISER»
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memorialiser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Matter of Death: Space, Place and Materiality
There were instances too where memorialising activity was taken as confirmation
that the memorialiser was having a pathological or abnormal response to their
bereavement (Hallam et al, 1999). As a staff member speculated: / do think they ...
Jenny Hockey, Carol Komaromy, Kate Woodthorpe, 2010
When the learned memorialiser had drawn up her document, said by her
colleagues in office to be a masterpiece, she prevailed upon her son-in-law, the
senator General Valence, to present it to the emperor. An opportunity occurred,
as the ...
3
Thucydides on Politics: Back to the Present
Later ancient commentators, writing in different kinds of political circumstance,
tended to read the text as a sourcebook for rhetoric or, despite the distance that
Thucydides insisted on, as a chronicler or memorialiser.25 It was only when he ...
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Life and Death: Art and the Body in Contemporary China
Arthur Kleinman regards Phillips Bingman, a 50-year-old professor of the
humanities in a large West Coast university in the United States, as the
memorialiser of death. Bingman states, “I am a memorializer of death I also know
it is a weakness ...
5
Remembering and Imagining the Holocaust: The Chain of Memory
If he is a memorialiser here, the memorials he constructs are ominous. Sebald
was drawn to Weiss not least because he recognised in him a fellow melancholic
whose melancholia is a function of his willingness to stare into the face of ...
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On Coming After: Studies in Post-Classical Greek Literature ...
... history of the epigrammatic form. Literary epitaphs are one manifestation of the
divorce of the epigram from an association with real objects, but Heraclitus has re
-evoked the idea of the poet, not just as a creator, but also as a memorialiser of ...
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Reading Memory in Early Modern Literature
... indeed, in the conventionally female role of muse'.21 Furthermore, in the
effusive celebration of Sidney's spirit, Pembroke's speaker positions herself
strategically as the memorialiser, indeed the unifier, of her brother's
dismembered text, and ...
8
The Dead and the Living in Paris and London, 1500-1670
... for the dead'.57 Henry Machyn, the London merchant taylor and memorialiser
of city ceremonials in the 1550s, records the shifts over those years. His notes of
Edwardian funerals are laconic, but mention sermons, and singing up to 1552.
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Walt Whitman's Reconstruction: Poetry and Publishing between ...
... history “depends intimately upon the power, indeed the unique potency of
memory” (53) and views this passage as indicative ofWhitman as a “sometimes
melancholy . . . memorialiser” (53), fearing the loss of memory in the present
moment.
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Shakespearean Maternities: Crises on Conception in Early ...
... 257; Cleopatra as mother, 241, 244–5, 254, 257, 259–60; Cleopatra's
monumental/dying postures, 236, 237, 240–1, 243–5, 246–8, 255, 256, 258–60,
265n, 267n; Octavia as childless, 239, 256; Octavius Caesar as heraldic
memorialiser, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEMORIALISER»
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Great works: Hieratic Head of Ezra Pound (1914) by Henri Gaudier …
Is a poet a bit of a seer, a bit of a memorialiser of the race? Certainly was, in days gone by. Think of Homer. Think of Blake. Is he also perhaps a ... «The Independent, Sep 13»
