Titlebook: Oceanology; Proceedings of an in Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) Conference proceedings 1986 Society for Underwater Technology 1986

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W. F. Blanchardreference to the Romantics generally, has insisted on the ‘healthy, vital, and continual influence of Milton on the future course of English poetry’ in terms reminiscent of Havens; Leslie Brisman, a critic not otherwise noted for inattention to trends in contemporary literary theory, has argued for

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J. G. Boulton,A. N. Cockcroft,V. J. Hughes,M. F. Richardsonom the poet the same obligation to continue this process of reworking and reproduction, which he undertakes, humane illusions notwithstanding, with an appropriative urgency that renders his activity as morally ambiguous as ‘sexual desire’ or ‘social ambition’:

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Society for Underwater Technology (SUT). and the reasons for this are not hard to find. For through a revisionary poetics which, while abnegating naive myths of authorship and originality, offers a wide hermeneutic franchise to the strong-willed latecomer poet or reader, he has at once departed cleanly from the idealisms of traditional l

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Tore Audunson,Stephen F. Barstows government, though apparently attempting to steer a middle course between a fully independent foreign policy toward Germany and that of a vassal state, nevertheless must have recognized that it had compromised its situation vis-à-vis the issue of independence from Germany, especially after the Sec