Titlebook: R.S. Thomas; Conceding an Absence Elaine Shepherd Book 1996 Elaine Shepherd 1996 bibliography.counterpoint.drawing.god.knowledge.landscape.

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Landscape as Image,nnyson respectively, in ‘nature never did betray/The heart that loved her’,. and ‘Nature red in tooth and claw’.. The first quotation sees Nature working to the benefit of the responsive soul. Wordsworth makes no qualifications. A sense of order prevails, intensified by the word ‘never’. In so far a

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Myth and Science as Images of God,a relationship defined by that absence. These images of God find their origin in traditional theology and mysticism. But a further body of poems, while still drawing on orthodoxy as a source, deals with its informing myths in a disturbing, radical way. I will identify poems which operate in this way

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The ,what they are expected to bring to the reading of the text. The narratorial voice is constantly shifting between various positions; sometimes it is authoritative, sometimes interrogatory, often unreliable. The reader can at no time afford to be passive, but always must be making judgements and asses

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Counterpoint,he metaphor a little, we might say that anyone looking for unison, or for univocal expression, in his poetry is likely to be disappointed. His preferred mode of irony insists by its very nature on the ‘simultaneous sounding’ of two possible readings of the text. (There is therefore a perceived reade

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Panel Discussion: Sustainability and New Economic Policy OptionsThis panel can in principle, discuss old policy options which should become new options for the European Union (EU).

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