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4 giorni fa · About Edwin Muir. The Orcadian poet, novelist, critic, and translator Edwin Muir (1887-1959) is one of modern Scotland’s most important writers. His work evokes a timeless realm of dream and fable yet, at the same time, confronts the major catastrophes of the twentieth-century.
4 giorni fa · This article was published on 28 May, 2024. This page lists literary manuscripts by Edwin Muir held by Edinburgh University Library. They include individual poems, working materials for prose works, and notes for lectures.
4 giorni fa · May 28, 2024. Kafka claims in a letter to Milena Jesenská, his girlfriend and first translator, that the emotional cohesion of “The Judgment” is evident in “every sentence, every word, every—if I may say so—music.”. Kafka could hear that “music” in Jesenská’s Czech translation, although he would have initially preferred to ...
4 giorni fa · This page offers a guide to correspondence in Edinburgh University Library's Edwin Muir Papers (Coll-445). There are letters from Muir to Scottish writers George Mackay Brown, Eric Linklater, and his wife Willa Muir. There is particularly important correspondence from Muir to the mathematician A. C. Aitken, together with other ...
22 mag 2024 · Download 5-page essay on "Poetic Analysis: "Childhood" by Edwin" (2024) … Childhood" by Edwin Muir begins with the poet observing himself as a young boy, still innocent, contemplating the world and the existence that lies ahead…
3 giorni fa · The Transfiguration. So from the ground we felt that virtue branch. Through all our veins till we were whole, our wrists. As fresh and pure as water from a well, Our hands made new to handle holy things, The source of all our seeing rinsed and cleansed. Till earth and light and water entering there. Gave back to us the clear unfallen world.
5 giorni fa · A soft breeze stirs and all my thoughts are blown. Far out to sea and lost. Yet I know well. The bloodless word will battle for its own. Invisibly in brain and nerve and cell. The generations tell. Their personal tale: the One has far to go. Past the mirages and the murdering snow. Edwin Muir.
