Titlebook: W.H. Auden; Towards A Postmodern Rainer Emig Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 Modernism.poetic

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Libidinous Charades: The Auden-Isherwood Plays,d in . in January of the same year, through T. S. Eliot’s enthusiastic patronage. John Fuller calls the play ‘a major influence on English poetic drama of the ‘thirties’, and places it alongside Eliot’s . Yet at the same time he acknowledges that it owes little to Eliot, and concedes that the play h

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: A Study of Authority,t significant and disturbing long poem of its era’. to violent rejections whose attitudes Günther Jarfe summarises in the following way:.Auden eventually distanced himself from the poem: a ‘case of the fair notion fatally injured’ is his own verdict in the foreword to his . (. 15). Worried about its

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: A Study of Authority,t significant and disturbing long poem of its era’. to violent rejections whose attitudes Günther Jarfe summarises in the following way:.Auden eventually distanced himself from the poem: a ‘case of the fair notion fatally injured’ is his own verdict in the foreword to his . (. 15). Worried about its

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The Challenge of History,ing that the texts thereby counter the challenge of external events and time, of history, once and for all. Indeed, as pointed out above, games are serious issues, and they also always subject the players to their rules. History as a force composed of undeniable and threatening external events that

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The Challenge of History,ing that the texts thereby counter the challenge of external events and time, of history, once and for all. Indeed, as pointed out above, games are serious issues, and they also always subject the players to their rules. History as a force composed of undeniable and threatening external events that

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Displaced Voices: Post-War Auden,one for political change, a search for spiritual fulfilment or the right ordering of culture, as in the modernist poems of Eliot and Pound.. In Auden, as the previous chapters have demonstrated, we find a complex entanglement of all these yearnings. More than merely being intertwined, they actually

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Displaced Voices: Post-War Auden,one for political change, a search for spiritual fulfilment or the right ordering of culture, as in the modernist poems of Eliot and Pound.. In Auden, as the previous chapters have demonstrated, we find a complex entanglement of all these yearnings. More than merely being intertwined, they actually

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,From Eros to Agape: The Philosophy of Auden’s Later Works,that finds unequivocal expression in his writings. Auden himself mentions the incisive event of a sudden feeling of agape he experienced as early as 1933. Agape means ‘brotherly love’ without any sexual elements, and refers to the early Christian practice of a love-feast commemorating the Last Suppe