Issue 3.2 Information
This issue of Mosaic contains the following:
General Issue
This issue of Mosaic primarily concerns itself with the role of art in today’s challenging cultural, social, and industrial world. It includes essays on the Prometheus myth; censorship of Soviet literature and its impact on the critic; the role of divine creation in Renaissance poetics; Doulas Le Pan’s poetry; science and art, technology and art, and art’s role in society; John Barth’s absurd writing; and the poetry of Anacreon.
11 essays
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166 pages
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$15.00 CAD
This issue of Mosaic primarily concerns itself with the role of art in today’s challenging cultural, social, and industrial world. It includes essays on the Prometheus myth; censorship of Soviet literature and its impact on the critic; the role of divine creation in Renaissance poetics; Doulas Le Pan’s poetry; science and art, technology and art, and art’s role in society; John Barth’s absurd writing; and the poetry of Anacreon.
The Vertical Axis: The Ambiguities of PrometheusJan Kott |
The Difficulty of Writing about Soviet LiteratureElizaveth Mark |
Ars Aeterna: Renaissance Poetics and Theories of Divine CreationMauren-Sofie Røstvig |
European Emblem and Canadian Image: A Study of Douglas Le Pan's PoetryS.C. Hamilton |
Rencontres: Gide et GreenSlava M. Kushnir |
Knowledge and Delusion in the IliadMartin Mueller |
Art in Industrial SocietyIvan Svitak |
John Barth: Imitations of ImitationsJean E. Kennard |
The Poet of Love and WineEdmund Berry |
Pacey on Canadian LiteratureM.K. Singleton |
Night Thoughts, in the Broad Light of DayR.G. Collins |