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Blake''s Contrary States: The ''Songs of Innocence and ...
Bill GillhamThe ''Songs of Innocence and Experience'' as Dramatic Poems Bill Gillham. BLAKE''S CONTRARY STATES THE ''SONGS OF INNOCENCE AND OF EXPERIENCE'' AS DRAMATIC POEMS BY D. G. GILLHAM Senior Lecturer in English University of Stellenbosch CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 1966 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Cape Town,
Wordsworth''s Revisionary Aesthetics
Theresa M. KelleyBecause the object of theft on this occasion is a bird in a nest, not a snare, the boy robs nature, but this is given less attention in the text than the risk and triumph of getting to the nest. These lines convey, as Christopher Ricks observes, "exultation, an extraordinary nonchalance of security." The passage is also remarkable for what D. G. Gillham calls its "hidden figures," figures that deliberately blur the distinction between the boy and features of the landscape.24 As Gillham explains, ...
The End of Literary Theory
Stein Haugom Olsen5 D. G. Gillham, Blake''s Contrary States. The ''Songs of Innocence and of Experience'' as Dramatic Poems (Cambridge 1966), pp. 10-1 1 . My description of Gillham ''s interpretation is not quite accurate in so far as I imply that it is based exclusively on ''internal'' evidence. No interpretation can be based exclusively on '' internal'' evidence since no consistent distinction between semantic and encyclopaedic knowledge can be drawn, and since interpretation anyway is an attempt to make ...
Romantic Ecologies and Colonial Cultures in the British ...
Kevin Hutchings13 The marked opposition between the fiercely appetitive Bromion and the obsessively ascetic Theotormon suggests the pertinence of D.G. Gillham''s thesis that these characters represent “two aspects of a single divided being” (Gillham 1973, 195). 14 In the 1790 manuscript, Stedman does not differentiate the dolphin from the dorado. Rather, he represents these creatures as members of a single dolphin species, a species subject to divergent ancient and modern evaluations only ...
William Blake
D. G. GillhamA critical introduction to William Blake's poetry that gives careful consideration to the longer prophetic works.
Preventing Residential Burglary: Toward More Effective ...
James R. GillhamThe interaction of cognitive and physiological determinants of emotional state. In Advances in experimental social psychology, Vol.1,edited by Leonard Berkowitz, pp. 49–80. New York: Academic Press. Schneider, Anne L. 1975. Evaluation of ...
An Analysis of William Blake ́s "The Marriage of Heaven and ...
Stefanos VassiliadisHe explains: Its effect is to bring about the creation of an Edenic garden, presumably filled with the roses from the proverb, and an Adam figure (whose name, it will be remembered, means red earth) to inhabit it. 29 Another interesting account on the opening Argument is given by D. G. Gillham who suggests the following: The poem may be interpreted as stating that unproductive and passive men have established themselves as respectable, taking control of the civilization built up by ...
Studies in Burke and His Time
More editionsThough I-Iirsch''s actual analysis of the poems does not go as far as one might wish, his basic thesis cannot be altogether refuted, and it should be kept in mind as a necessary corrective to the tendency to treat Blake''s thought and symbolism as a coherent, monolithic system. A recent interpretation of the Songs of Innocence and of Experience sides with Hirsch against the approaches of Adams and Gleckner. D. G. Gillham in Blake''s Contrary States" asserts that “The Songs of Innocence ...
The Limitless City: A Primer on the Urban Sprawl Debate
Oliver Gillham17. U.S. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Transportation Statistics Annual Report, 1999, 54-56. 18. Dunphy et aL. Moving Beyond Gridlock, 4-5. 19. Ibid. 20. Cox, "Coping with Traffic Congestion," 39-60. 21. Randal O''Toole, The Vanishing Automobile and Other Myths: How Smart Growth Will Harm Ameritan Cities (Brandon, Oreg.: Thoreau Institute, 2001), 398- 99. 22. Ibid., 398-99; David Schrank and Tim Lomax. 1999 Urban Mobility Report: Information ...
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