Titlebook: Instabilities in Contemporary British Poetry; Alan Robinson Book 1988 Alan David Robinson 1988 history.history of literature.independence.

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Alan Robinsonses in a controlled manner, is lacking in the form normally associated with metals..Attention is therefore focused on methods of controlling the inherent lack of defect tolerance of ceramic materials by appropriate design concepts (small volumes, simple shapes, constant wall thickness, compression s

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Theatre of Trope: Craig Raine and Christopher Reid,e rapidity and the comprehensiveness with which it has come to dominate poetic fashion. Blanket coverage in the media has been reinforced by the unprecedented sales of Blake Morrison and Andrew Motion’s ambitious . (Harmondsworth, 1982), whose introduction used ‘ludic’ ingenuity as a criterion to ju

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Waiting for the End: Absences in the Poetry of Michael Hofmann,sed persona. With studied impassivity his omnivorous gaze unreflectingly assimilates people and objects into a common dehumanisation. Intellectually and emotionally therefore his poems depend largely on what the reader projects into their absences and elisions. This essay is an attempt to confront H

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,The Mastering Eye:Douglas Dunn’s Social Perceptions,eflecting use of the pronoun ‘we’, whose reassuring communal embrace depends on its excluded antithesis, ‘they’. Dunn’s strength as a political poet lies in his capacity to dramatise this unceasing process of class tensions, ranging from antagonism to embarrassment, which inform one’s perception of

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,The Civil Art: Tom Paulin’s Representations of Ulster,ork I attempt to elucidate his vision of a national identity for Ireland, and his developing views about political engagement and the stylistic form that the poet’s unacknowledged legislation should assume.

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,History to the Defeated:Geoffrey Hill’s ,ses as inadequate all secular eudemonism, whether Whig or idealist historiography or evolutionary positivism. Instead he turns in ‘Little Gidding’ to the English Civil War, when to the millenarian apologists of parliament and crown alike mundane events assumed a transcendent significance.

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Declarations of Independence: Some Responses to Feminism,ng positions open to women, some radical feminists have sought to evolve a specifically female discourse, an . that would voice the feminine unconscious unrepressed by what Jacques Lacan describes as the Symbolic Order and its linguistic Law of the Father. .