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Håkan Edström,Dennis Gyllensporrehe angel which standeth upon the sea and upon the earth’ (Rev. 10. 8). The result is just what the angel predicts: ‘And I took the little book out of the angel’s hand, and ate it up; and it was in my mouth sweet as honey: and as soon as I had eaten it my belly was bitter’ (Rev. 10. 10). Significantl

异常

Håkan Edström,Dennis Gyllensporreimpossible” are nothing more than unproven “opinions.” Instead of passively accepting the historians’ imposed theories, their “already found, ready-made irrefutable truth,” as Bakhtin would call it . 110), Blake prefers to discover his own version of the truth by responding directly to the events th

变化

Håkan Edström,Dennis Gyllensporrediscursive power, they, too, exhibit the same monologic tendencies of their predecessors. In both the . and the ., Blake explores the power of the monologic Selfhood that affirms its own view as the only “true” one and denies others the opportunity in the dialogic construction of truth. The discours

manifestation

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incubus

Håkan Edström,Dennis Gyllensporreut adds ‘I inclose a ticket of admission if you should honour my Exhibition with a Visit’(E770). Humphry purchased several of Blake’s illuminated books, although his commission of the . (..1796), in which the plates appear without the poetry, suggests he primarily collected the images.. Notably, Hum

engrossed

Håkan Edström,Dennis Gyllensporreeryday myths as a means by which the conservative bourgeoisie ‘transforms history into nature’, Barthes asserts that they obscure the contingency and flux of reality: ‘the very end of myths is to immobilize the world’. Nevertheless, Barthes also recognises their centrality to social existence and th