the rage it provoked among society. Even Michael Ferber, author of 'London and it Politics' quotes Arthur Miller saying, 'there is more understanding of the nature of a capitalist society in a poem like 'I wander through each charter'd street' than in the whole of the Socialist literature...
Thereasonofwritingthispoem WilliamBlakerejectedestablishedreligionforvariousreasons.OneofthemainoneswasthefailureoftheestablishedChurchtohelpchildreninLondonwhowereforcedtowork.Blakelivedandworkedinthecapital,sowasarguablywellplacedtowriteclearlyabouttheconditionspeoplewholivedtherefaced.LOGO TheFrenchRevolution In1789,...
The poem is set in London, the center of thriving modernity, in 1802. The time denotes the poem being written in the middle of the Industrial Revolution. England was a driving force and a vibrant center of industrialization, but, to the nature poet, the country’s technological advancements ...
There is no mistaking the political importance of science in Hai Fei’s piece. The opening sentence cites Deng Xiaoping: “科学技术是第一生产力” [Science and technology are the primary productive forces] (1980s). The first paragraph ends with a triumphant quote from Mao Zedong’s poem 水调...
“Le parfum est une élégance invisible, imprégnée de la beauté de la nature.” (Perfume is an invisible elegance, infused with the beauty of nature.) “Un grand parfum est un poème olfactif où chaque note chante la nature.” (A great perfume is an olfactory poem where each note si...
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The poem starts with a criticism of laws relating to ownership. The 'charter'd Thames' is a bitter reference to the way in which every aspect of life in London is owned, even the river, so often in other poems a symbol of life, freedom and the power of nature. Subject matter Blake'...
•The coronation of King William I (aka William the Conqueror) was marred by riots.The new King had chosen to be crowned in Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day, 1066, in a display of power (kings had in the past been crowned in Winchester). But when shouts of support for the new king...
After a period of neglect, Ovid's elegiac poem on the Roman calendar has been the focus of much recent scholarship. In her comprehensive and scholarly study of the final book, Joy Littlewood analyses Ovid's account of the origins of the ... RJ Littlewood - Oxford University Press 被引量:...