author: alan sinfield

... play " ( 242 ) . In fact , Coward had found another way . His project was to comprise both audiences in the one text ... Private Lives Coward attributes the play's success to naive enthusiasm : It was described in the papers variously , as ...

... poverty and inequality. Eradicating childpoverty This is not the place to outline a detailed blueprint for the eradication of child poverty ... essay written shortly before New Labour came to power in 1997, he argued that redistribution ...

... of common sense, lusty joy in sexuality and sophistical answering of authorities; then she tells how she managed three of her five husbands with a stream of abuse, accusations, arguments, flat contradictions, cajoling and withholding of ...

... Marjorie Perloff's ambitious project is to examine works of avant - garde literature alongside aspects of Wittgenstein's philosophy . Her dual strategy is to read the literature as philosophy while reading the philosophy as poetry ...

... 9:20 ) , echoing Elihu's rebuke to Job ( 33:13 ) , and was the cut - off point for Donne also : " But who am I , that dare dispute with thee / Oh God ? " ( Holy Sonnet 9 ) . Hobbes was to expose just these weaknesses . He remarks that ...

... sonnet 18 , ' The Wife of Bath's Prologue ' , The Girl with Green Eyes ( Edna O'Brien ) , A Midsummer Night's Dream ... theme , however inappro- priate it may be in other ways . Moreover , when a poem or story is enlisted to serve a theme ...

... terms . She refers to patterns in terms of a ' mosaic ' or a ' weaving ' , and her definition of structure emphasizes not the difference or separation between ideas but how ' all phenomena are interrelated ' . Though a mosaic is still a ...