دانلود کتاب Essays for Richard Ellmann: Omnium Gatherum

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Contents\nPhotographs\nPreface\nINTRODUCTION. RICHARD ELLMANN: THE CRITIC AS ARTIST\n\'HEROIC WORK, HEROIC BEING\': AVOID THE VALEDICTORY\nELLMANN\'S ROAD TO XANADU\nWITH DICK IN DUBLIN, 1946\nRICHARD ELLMANN\'S MICHAUX: A PUBLISHER\'S RECOLLECTIONS\nRICHARD ELLMANN AND FILM COLLABORATION\nTHE OSCAR WILDE PLAYING CARDS\nPOEMS\nPOEM\n\'ORANGES—APPLES—SUGARSTICKS ...\' JOYCEAN ASSOCIATIONS: AN INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD ELLMANN\nA PORTRAIT OF JAMES JOYCE\'S BIOGRAPHER\nTHE CONCEPT OF MODERNISM\nA MODERNIST NOESIS\nNORTHROP FRYE AND THE BIBLE\nPOE\'S ANGELS\nISABEL ARCHER: THE NEW WOMAN AS AMERICAN\nHENRY JAMES, HISTORY, AND \'STORY\'\nLYTTON STRACHEY AND THE PROSE OF EMPIRE\nTHE WRITING \"I\" HAS VANISHED\': VIRGINIA WOOLF\'S LAST SHORT FICTIONS\nSTRANGE MEETINGS: ELIOT, POUND, AND LAFORGUE\n\'SUFFICIENT GROUND TO STAND ON\': POUND, WILLIAMS, AND AMERICAN HISTORY\nD.H. LAWRENCE\'S PHYSICAL RELIGION: THE DEBT TO TYLOR, FROBENIUS, AND NUTTALL\nNOTES ON A LATE POEM BY STEVENS\nTHE DIFFICULT DEBUT OF DENIS JOHNSTON\'S \'OLD LADY\'\nIN SEARCH OF HORATIO\'S IDENTITY (VIA YEATS)\nLABOUR AND MEMORY IN THE LOVE POETRY OF W.B. YEATS\nW.B. YEATS AND THAT HIGH HORSE\n\'WHAT CAN I BUT ENUMERATE OLD THEMES\'\nYEATS\'S STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS\nYEATS: THE MASKER AND THE MASKS\nYOURS AFFLY, DOBBS\': GEORGE YEATS TO HER HUSBAND, WINTER 1931-32\nJOYCE AS LETTER WRITER\nJOYCE AND MYTHOLOGY\nMR LEOPOLD BLOOM AND THE LOST VERMEER\nTHERE\'S A MEDIUM IN ALL THINGS\': JOYCEAN READINGS\nTRANSITION YEARS: JAMES JOYCE AND MODERNIST ART\n\'ALL THAT FALL\': SAMUEL BECKETT AND THE BIBLE\nBECKETT\'S RECENT ACTIVITIES: THE LIVELINESS OF DEAD IMAGINATION\nTHE FATAL CIRCLE: COMPOSITION AND DIRECTION OF COME AND GO\nTHE CONSOLATION OF ART: OSCAR WILDE AND DANTE\nWILDE\'S CRITICISM: THEORY AND PRACTICE\nPLAYING IN EARNEST\nRichard Ellmann: A Chronology\nRichard Ellmann: A Bibliography\nNotes\nNotes on Contributors\nIndex\n A\n B\n C\n D\n E\n F\n G\n H\n I\n J\n K\n L\n M\n N\n O\n P\n Q\n R\n S\n T\n U\n V\n W\n Y\n Z