Blake: Prophet Against Empire

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Courier Corporation, 1991 M01 1 - 582 páginas
In this volume, a leading Blake scholar shows how the political and social events and movements of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries influenced or inspired many of Blake's finest poems: "America, Europe, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The French Revolution, Songs of Innocence and of Experience, the Four Zoas" and numerous others. While Blake's poems can be read on many levels, this in-depth criticial study demonstrates that much of the strange symbolism of his poetry represents a literary campaign against the political tyranny of the day.
 

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War Unchained 3886
20
Republican Art
30
The Enormous Plagues
56
English Genius and the Main Chance 89 855
89
We Who Are Philosophers
115
First Voice of the Morning
149
The Eternal Hell Revives
175
Seeking the Trump of Doom
201
PEACE?
361
Take the World with Me
363
Mad Again
370
Soft Repentant Moan
377
ENDLESS DESTRUCTION?
391
Another England There
393
O Voltaire Rousseau
416
What Movd Milton
423

Visions of the Daughters
226
The Fatness of the Earth
243
The Secret Child
264
Infinite London
270
When Thought Is Closed
283
The Lion the Wolf
309
Under the Great Work Master
329
In the Tents of Prosperity
341
A Wondrous Harvest
350
Renew the Arts on Britains Shore
433
War on the Rhine Danube
462
The Intellectual War
472
In Equivocal Worlds
489
Chronology
496
Appendix of Additions and Revisions
499
Index
533
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