Issue 24.1 Information
This issue of Mosaic contains the following:
General Issue
Together the essays in this general issue of Mosaic address a significant range of the lived-human experience, many essays explicitly concerned with matters of affect. Essays in this collection are concerned with defeat, self-fashioning, suicide, sexuality, and belonging and assess John Milton, Shakespeare, John Donne, Sir Philip Sidney, John Rochester, and Joseph Conrad.
7 essays
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128 pages
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$15.00 CAD
Together the essays in this general issue of Mosaic address a significant range of the lived-human experience, many essays explicitly concerned with matters of affect. Essays in this collection are concerned with defeat, self-fashioning, suicide, sexuality, and belonging and assess John Milton, Shakespeare, John Donne, Sir Philip Sidney, John Rochester, and Joseph Conrad.
Milton, Bunyan and the Literature of DefeatChristopher Hill |
The Liar Paradox as Self-Mockery: Hamlet's Postmodern CogitoWillian O. Scott |
Re-Visioning the Death Wish: Donne and SuicideMark Allinson |
Sexuality and Social Hierarchy in Sidney and RochesterRobert Holton |
Le dernier homme: The French Revolution as the Failure of TypologyMorton D. Paley |
The Charm of Empire: Joseph Conrad's "Karain: A Memory"Christopher GoGwilt |
Primordial Affinities: Lawrence, Van Gogh and the MinersJack F. Stewart |