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Cities Of Saviors Urban Space In E E Cummings Complete Poems 19041962 And Peter Ackroyds Hawksmoor Softcover Zn Vernyik

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Cities Of Saviors Urban Space In E E Cummings Complete Poems 19041962 And Peter Ackroyds Hawksmoor Softcover Zn Vernyik
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Cities Of Saviors Urban Space In E E Cummings Complete Poems 19041962 And Peter Ackroyds Hawksmoor Softcover Zn Vernyik instant download after payment.

Publisher: Americana eBooks
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.67 MB
Pages: 169
Author: Zénó Vernyik
ISBN: 9786155423116, 6155423113
Language: English
Year: 2015
Edition: Softcover

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Cities Of Saviors Urban Space In E E Cummings Complete Poems 19041962 And Peter Ackroyds Hawksmoor Softcover Zn Vernyik by Zénó Vernyik 9786155423116, 6155423113 instant download after payment.

Cities of Saviors is a short study of the urban spaces of E. E. Cummings' poetry and Peter Ackroyd's seminal novel, Hawksmoor. Although at first sight a comparison of these two authors might seem surprising, the analysis offered by this new book shows that such a reading can be revelatory for the understanding of both authors. Relying on close readings informed by the spatial theories of Mircea Eliade, Michel Foucault and Gaston Bachelard, it sheds light on a common understanding of space: one that is immersed in a dark sacrality. By doing so, it also radically reinterprets the oeuvre of both authors, in that it positions Cummings away from the accepted image of the neo-Romantic poet of transcendence and situates Ackroyd in the continuing tradition of (late) Modernism.

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