Titlebook: Blake and Homosexuality; Christopher Z. Hobson Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000 gender.Great Britain.J

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Kontextualisierung der Kategorie Leitbild,sition. Urizen offers Orc relief from his sufferings, a lure Orc easily scorns: “Thy Pity I contemn scatter thy snows elsewhere” (78:43). (Later he will succumb to other, subtler temptations.) The accompanying design shows a seemingly unrelated scene: A supine figure, inferentially Orc (his face, th

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Leitbilder in den Sozialwissenschaftenty. But this quality is not consistent. In early works (for my purposes, those before .), Blake often idealizes aggressive maleness. So far as he asserts that apocalypse may come through an “improvement of sensual enjoyment” (. 14), the enjoyment is normally conceived as genital, heterosexual, and d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90731-4rophecy cast as a dream-vision in nine nights is a universal history that also comes to grips with a key aspect of contemporary history: the failures of the French Revolution and the English radical reform movement from the 1770s through the 1790s. Through salient events involving Orc, Blake amends

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Leitbilder in den Sozialwissenschaftenroduced after 1800. As in ., these episodes and individual designs, though intermittent, are crucial to Blake’s meaning, particularly in their reference to Milton’s historical, doctrinal, and poetic legacy. With his shift in and after . from elemental resistance toward historical awareness and consc

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Kontextualisierung der Kategorie Leitbild,er, and the means of change and renewal. In . these multiple concerns of earlier works reappear, merged, compressed, and at white heat, in a drama of division and reunification through conscious solidarity—a remaking of human consciousness not as an end in itself but as the means to confront intelle

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90731-4t based on historical-prophetic awareness and contemporary fraternity. The resulting perspective does not repudiate social rebellion but accepts the need for enlarged understanding and eventually, in ., mutuality and love to guide the people.