Titlebook: Hardy and the Sister Arts; Joan Grundy Book 1979 Joan Grundy 1979 fiction.history of literature.literature.nineteenth century.twentieth ce

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Joan Grundyterm care to stay in their familiar private surroundings and is also less expensive than institutionalised care, thereby putting less financial burden on the social security system. The person who is willing to undertake the care giving is supposed to receive a fair share of this payment and, in add

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Introduction: The Sentient Seer,1898 were sceptical of his ‘modulation’ from prose to poetry. There was, he suggests, ‘in the art-history of the century... an example staring them in the face of a similar modulation from one style into another by a great artist’, namely Verdi. And he (or his wife) continues,

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Pictorial Arts,lore it, however, as for instance Lloyd Fernando does in his article ‘Thomas Hardy’s Rhetoric of Painting’,. is at bottom to wish Hardy other than he is. It is to deny him the right, for instance, to make of the novel ‘an impression, not an argument’ (Fernando complains of the difficulty his pictori

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Cinematic Arts,aid, supplying him not only with techniques but also with images expressive of his vision. Yet there came a point when he needed to go beyond them, to outstrip their limitations. Painting could suggest movement but could not create it: theatre could create movement but only within a relatively limit

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Music and Dance,es its account of his birth with a description of the musical activities of his grandfather, prototype of old William Dewy of ., who played the bass-viol in the west gallery of Stinsford Church for thirty-five years; and of his father, who like Reuben, William’s son, played the tenor-violin. He owed

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The Composite Muse,ing by name ‘Form’, ‘Story’, and ‘Hymn’. The place of Story in Hardy’s work is self-evident. His affinity, even in his novels, with the ballad-writers has often been remarked: his tale-telling, however refined by art, follows the ‘instinctive primitive narrative shape’ of that of old wives and minst

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