Titlebook: Nostalgia and Recollection in Victorian Culture; Ann C. Colley Book 1998 Ann C. Colley 1998 Charles Darwin.corpus.culture.England.exile.ex

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as host to an international group of astronomers, physicists, and Earth scientists, gathered to discuss the Earth-Moon system. This was the sixth in a continuing series of interdisciplinary meetings on topics in space physics held at the Institute. The conference was organ­ ized by G.J.F. MacDonald,

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Ann C. Colley an international group of astronomers, physicists, and Earth scientists, gathered to discuss the Earth-Moon system. This was the sixth in a continuing series of interdisciplinary meetings on topics in space physics held at the Institute. The conference was organ­ ized by G.J.F. MacDonald, of the Un

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R.L. Stevenson and the Idea of Recollection remind one that recollection is not merely a looking back; it is also a commitment to a particular way of seeing. With this principle in mind, it is helpful first to focus upon Stevenson’s visual orientation before moving on to discuss his thoughts about the act and the character of recollection.

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The Landscape of was more durable and satisfying than that afforded by his nationalism, for they were his means of writing toward home and reclaiming, momentarily, what was no longer fully available to him. These verses helped him walk back into the spaces of his early years and recover what Carlyle termed the ‘elasticity’ of childhood.

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Rooms Without Mirrors: The Childhood Interiors of Ruskin, Pater, and Stevensonrendered instances of this impulse to write toward home. In their texts they dwell not only upon their idiosyncratic relationship to the interiors of their childhood but also upon how a consciousness of one’s physical being defines the sense of one’s surroundings. Bodies, not objects, structure the spaces of home.

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