Titlebook: John Cowper Powys in Search of a Landscape; C. A. Coates Book 1982 C. A. Coates 1982 fiction.history of literature.landscape.literature.tw

战胜

Introduction, that some of Powys’s characteristics are not faults, merely unfashionable qualities. One complaint against Powys’s novels is that they are ‘long’, not too long, but long, as if length in itself were a fault. The length of the novels may indeed have put off some readers, but it is the nature of the

大炮

dysphagia

Wolf Solent,er, natural scenery is symbolic, there to prove a point, either about society or an individual. Even Forster’s Howards End is very convenient for the London train and it is only the suburban comic-tragic figure of Leonard Bast who does any real walking and seeing.

消毒

Gerda and Christie,lities like beauty and competence, while the second has unworldly qualities, a spiritual pathos which is also strength. Very crudely, this was the difference between Gladys and Lacrima in ., although the sadomasochist emphasis disguised it and no man in the book had to choose between them. In ., Adr

使出神

regale

征兵

The Welsh Novels,ere he worked on . and ., before removing to his new home in North Wales in July 1935. Sir Mortimer Wheeler and Colonel C. D. Drew were excavating the Neolithic hill-fort of Maiden Castle between 1934 and 1937, and the local interest stimulated by these archaeologists was incorporated by Powys in hi

beta-carotene

Summing up,954, replaced . as Powys’s favourite book, there seems to be an absence of tension, the presence perhaps even of self-indulgence in the novel. This relaxation is a common factor in his last works, of which . is certainly the best.

ineptitude

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