Published: October 1979
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10 essays, totalling 144 pages
$15.00 CAD
Durrant, Wordsworthian scholar, Professor, Royal Society of Canada member, and past Mosaic Board Member, is celebrated in this issue. Focusing not on his work, but on his broad interests and valuation of literature, this edition of Mosaic features an array of essays on topics like portraiture, memorialization, nationalism and art, and education and poetry. Essays examine figures like Thomas Carlyle and James McNeill Whistler, Samuel Butler, Marcel Proust, Christopher Marlowe, Philip Sydney, Virgil and William Wordsworth, and Matthew Arnold.
A "Physiognomic reader": Carlyle and the Art of PortraitureMichael K. Goldberg | |
Samuel Butler's Epistle to the Victorians: The Way of All Flesh and Unlovely PaulJ.L. Wisenthal | |
Bugles, Trumpets, and Drums: English Poetry and the WarsW.R. Martin | |
History, Calvanism, and Dilemma of Afrikaner NationalismArthur Keppel-Jones | |
Poems for Geoffrey DurrantRoy Daniells | |
The State of the Nation and a Remembrance of Things PastAlan Paton | |
"Pride in Learning goeth before a fall": Dr. Faustus' Opening SoliloquyR.W. Ingram | |
The "mine of time": Time and Love in Sidney's Astrophel and StellaA.C. Hamilton | |
Virgil, Wordsworth, and the Power of Sound.Lee M. Johnson | |
The Poetry of Matthew ArnoldWilliam Robbins |