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Engaging in a series of interviews from 1979 to 2006, Charles Wright shares insights into his poetic journey, beginning in Italy and influenced by both American and European literary traditions. He reflects on his experiences at the University of Iowa, discusses contemporary poets he admires, and examines his role in Southern literature. Wright also delves into the intricacies of his poetic style, including lineation, rhythmic phrasing, and syllabics. The collection is complemented by an extensive bibliography of his works and related writings.

Focusing on Charles Wright's first two trilogies, this companion explores the interconnectedness of his poems, emphasizing their collective contribution to depicting a spiritual journey. It offers biographical insights, details on his influences, and historical context, while providing individual commentary on each poem. The analysis highlights how the poems collaborate to create a cohesive narrative, enriching the reader's understanding of Wright's work and its thematic depth.

Monty and the Canadian Army details the lasting influence of General B.L. Montgomery, whose military competence shaped the Canadian Army in the Second World War.

The book features a comprehensive table of contents that organizes its material into clear sections, making it easy for readers to navigate through the topics covered. Each chapter is designed to provide in-depth insights and structured knowledge, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of the subject matter. The layout enhances the reader's experience by allowing for quick reference and efficient study.

Northrop Frye's influential work from 1957 revolutionized literary studies, establishing a framework for literary criticism that continues to resonate today. Throughout his prolific career, he garnered significant acclaim for his insights into cultural and social critique, solidifying his status as a key figure in the field of literary theory.

Setting out to identify Seven of the 'False Gods' of modernity, Civilization 21 opens a Pandora's Box of alternative narratives that challenge the evolving norms of twenty-first century mythologies and delusions.

English's focus is on finding the seed of an idea and the process of developing it into a genuine business opportunity. He includes practical diagnostic 'reality tests' developed in his small business workshops. He also includes an analysis of changes in the Australian small business environment as result of Covid-19.

Originally published in 1976. Slum clearance is a particularly significant process because it places the ordinary citizen in a state of extreme dependence on his local authority. The local authority not only destroys his existing environment but controls access to a replacement council house. This book highlights both the control over the life chances of individual citizens which local government can exercise and the potential impotence of citizens caught up in a complex bureaucratic process. It investigates the difficulties faced by individuals in exercising even the rights and choices which are ostensibly provided by the existing structure. The book also seeks to apply theories of urban sociology in exploring the control of access to public housing. The essential objective of this study is demystification of the administrative processes of slum clearance and rehousing through analysis of local authority bureaucracy and its impact on individuals.

In this second installment of a three-volume series, Northrop Frye expert Robert D. Denham continues his invaluable examination of a number of significant but understated influences that informed the intellectual vision of the renowned literary theorist and critic.

Inside Harvest Your Own Lumber, you will learn: To identify the best trees to harvest and the wood they contain. - How to safely fell a tree and convert it into usable logs. - Proper milling and grading methods to turn logs into boards, timber, or veneer.