Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 9Joseph Strelka |
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... writing has an Irish flavour , a lofty extravagance of invention and epithet , ... and his mythology brings often to mind the tumultuous vastness of the ancient tales of god and demon that have come to us from the dawn of mystic ...
... writing has an Irish flavour , a lofty extravagance of invention and epithet , ... and his mythology brings often to mind the tumultuous vastness of the ancient tales of god and demon that have come to us from the dawn of mystic ...
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... writing about them gradually becomes the second dominant figurative meaning the prefiguration receives in the modern context . Revel's writing is a form of " crawling towards remembrance , line by line , page by page , tunneling my way ...
... writing about them gradually becomes the second dominant figurative meaning the prefiguration receives in the modern context . Revel's writing is a form of " crawling towards remembrance , line by line , page by page , tunneling my way ...
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... writing tablets . " It is equally unlikely that Pindar's metaphor for " sinuous hymns , " hymnon ptychai ( Ode 1 : 105 ) , would have escaped his attention . Both writing tablets47 and sinuous hymn seem as worthy of the critic's ...
... writing tablets . " It is equally unlikely that Pindar's metaphor for " sinuous hymns , " hymnon ptychai ( Ode 1 : 105 ) , would have escaped his attention . Both writing tablets47 and sinuous hymn seem as worthy of the critic's ...
Contents
THE MYTH OF THE ARTIST | 3 |
MYTH POETRY AND CRITICAL THEORY | 51 |
MYTHOLOGICAL FICTION AND THE READING | 72 |
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