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Landscape as a Benchmark: Poetics of Place as a Critical Tool in W.H. Auden’s Prose
No full textW.H. Auden had a profound and clearly defined spatial awareness. As an editor of anthologies, Professor of Poetry at Oxford and author of essays, reviews, forewords and introductions, he was also prolific in the profession of a literary critic judging the work of others. This paper traces the connections between these two facets, with a special emphasis on Auden’s readiness to use other writers’ topophilic responsiveness to the physical environment and landscape as a benchmark for assessing their qualities. Focusing on Auden’s critical assessment of Wordsworth, Frost, Betjeman and Rilke on the basis of their poetics of place, the present study examines Auden’s implementation of this criterion in his critical method.
Landscape as a Benchmark: Poetics of Place as a Critical Tool in W.H. Auden’s Prose
No full textW.H. Auden had a profound and clearly defined spatial awareness. As an editor of anthologies, Professor of Poetry at Oxford and author of essays, reviews, forewords and introductions, he was also prolific in the profession of a literary critic judging the work of others. This paper traces the connections between these two facets, with a special emphasis on Auden’s readiness to use other writers’ topophilic responsiveness to the physical environment and landscape as a benchmark for assessing their qualities. Focusing on Auden’s critical assessment of Wordsworth, Frost, Betjeman and Rilke on the basis of their poetics of place, the present study examines Auden’s implementation of this criterion in his critical method. 
Landscape as a Benchmark: Poetics of Place as a Critical Tool in W.H. Auden’s Prose
No full textW.H. Auden had a profound and clearly defined spatial awareness. As an editor of anthologies, Professor of Poetry at Oxford and author of essays, reviews, forewords and introductions, he was also prolific in the profession of a literary critic judging the work of others. This paper traces the connections between these two facets, with a special emphasis on Auden’s readiness to use other writers’ topophilic responsiveness to the physical environment and landscape as a benchmark for assessing their qualities. Focusing on Auden’s critical assessment of Wordsworth, Frost, Betjeman and Rilke on the basis of their poetics of place, the present study examines Auden’s implementation of this criterion in his critical method. 
Institutional assets: Shaping the potential for electronic commerce in developing countries
No full textTechnology, Policy and Managemen
Krajina jako měřítko: Poetika místa jako kritický nástroj v próze W.H. Audena
No full textW.H. Auden had a profound and clearly defined spatial awareness. As an editor of anthologies, Professor of Poetry at Oxford and author of essays, reviews, forewords and introductions, he was also prolific in the profession of a literary critic judging the work of others. This paper traces the connections between these two facets, with a special emphasis on Auden’s readiness to use other writers’ topophilic responsiveness to the physical environment and landscape as a benchmark for assessing their qualities. Focusing on Auden’s critical assessment of Wordsworth, Frost, Betjeman and Rilke on the basis of their poetics of place, the present study examines Auden’s implementation of this criterion in his critical method.Britský básník W.H. Auden měl hlubokou, jasně definovanou a opakovaně deklarovanou prostorovou vnímavost. Krom toho se na základě zkušeností nasbíraných v roli editora antologií, profesora poezie v Oxfordu a autora esejů, recenzí, předmluv a úvodů, stal erudovaným a uznávaným literárním kritikem. Tento článek hledá spojnice mezi těmito dvěma aspekty jeho života a tvorby. Klade důraz na Audenovu tendenci kriticky využívat vnímavost hodnocených autorů vůči prostoru, krajině a místům či jejich topofilickou citlivost. Konkrétně je článek zaměřen na Audenovo chápání díla W. Wordswortha, R. Frosta, J. Betjemana a E.M. Rilkeho na základě jejich rozdílné poetiky místa a využití tohoto aspektu jejich poezie pro účely literární kritiky
Single frequency erbium fiber external cavity semiconductor laser
No full textA novel external cavity configuration for stable single frequency operation of the semiconductor laser is demonstrated. By using an erbium doped fiber as the external cavity, longitudinal mode-hopping is suppressed, ensuring single frequency operation. Employing a 3m long fiber cavity, resolution-limited optical linewidths of a kHz are obtained.[This article may be downloaded for personal use only. Any other use requires prior permission of the author and AIP Publishing.
Ondersteuning van het kavelontwerp tijdens het herverkavelingsproces in de landinrichting
No full textCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Hermes Romanus, [electronic resource] : anglicis D. Johannis Garretsoni vertendis exercitiis accommodatus: or, a new collection of Latin words and phrases, for the more ready and exact translating of Garretson's English exercises into Latin. The Whole being done in a most Compleat Method; shewing how every Word is Declined and Conjugated; with whatsoever else is necessary for speedy and proper Translation, so as to render that Excellent Book of singular Use, beyond any thing of the like Nature extant. By W.H. teacher of a private school.
No full textW.H. = William Hamilton.Attribution of author from Hamilton's Mystagogus Lillianus (1712), and Nathan Bailey's Exercitia LatinaElectronic reproduction.English Short Title Catalog,Reproduction of original from British Library
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