S H Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 5595424 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S H Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | S H |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK S H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1917 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Counterfeit Gifts: Gift and Intention in Ælfric's Homilies on Laurence and Bartholomew
Two passiones found in the early English monk Ælfric's (ca. 950–ca. 1010) sermon series, the Catholic Homilies,1 present narratives centered on exchanges between humans and their gods. In both conversion narratives, the Passio beati Laurentii (CH I.29), the story of the martyrdom of a Roman saint who became a major cultic figure in England,2 and the Passio sancti Bartholomei (CH I.31), an apocryphal account of the apostle Bartholomew's mission to…
The Whole Internal World His Own: Locke and Metaphor Reconsidered
Examinant la reception de la philosophie de Locke chez les poetes du XVI e siecle (Thomson, Gray, Blake), l'A. montre que ceux-ci constituent un guide pertinent pour mesurer l'impact de son oeuvre et pour resoudre le rapport paradoxal de Locke vis-a-vis de la metaphore. Analysant les images de l'horizon et du travail mental qui accompagnent la presentation elegiaque de la memoire et l'ethique de l'esprit dans l'«Essai sur l'entendement humain», l…
Pendet Homo Incertus: "Gray's Response to Locke: Part Two: "De principiis Cogitandi
WRITING IN LATIN offers a kind of liberation for Gray. Whereas the use of latinate idioms in his English verse often seems convoluted, affectedly archaic, the reverse movement, the translation of contemporary concepts back into classical terms, permits a certain disengagement, a self-reflective scrutiny. For example, sentiment is represented as fountain in both The Progress of Poesy and the Alcaic Fragment
Pendet Homo Incertus: "Gray's Response to Locke: Part One: "Dull in A New Way
THESE LINES, which open the adolescent school-exercise Knowledge of Himself, appear to offer a peculiarly apt premonition of Thomas Gray's later career: a virtual manifesto for inaction and a lifetime of dangling indecision. Yet we do him a massive disservice if we seek to restrict the scope of Homo incertus in this way. Incertus implies not vacillation and ineptitude, but its very opposite: an exacting commitment to the empiricist ideal of self-…
Some neglected aspects of public speaking
The Whole Internal World His Own: Locke and Metaphor Reconsidered
Examinant la reception de la philosophie de Locke chez les poetes du XVI e siecle (Thomson, Gray, Blake), l'A. montre que ceux-ci constituent un guide pertinent pour mesurer l'impact de son oeuvre et pour resoudre le rapport paradoxal de Locke vis-a-vis de la metaphore. Analysant les images de l'horizon et du travail mental qui accompagnent la presentation elegiaque de la memoire et l'ethique de l'esprit dans l'«Essai sur l'entendement humain», l…
Some neglected aspects of public speaking
Pendet Homo Incertus: "Gray's Response to Locke: Part Two: "De principiis Cogitandi
WRITING IN LATIN offers a kind of liberation for Gray. Whereas the use of latinate idioms in his English verse often seems convoluted, affectedly archaic, the reverse movement, the translation of contemporary concepts back into classical terms, permits a certain disengagement, a self-reflective scrutiny. For example, sentiment is represented as fountain in both The Progress of Poesy and the Alcaic Fragment
Pendet Homo Incertus: "Gray's Response to Locke: Part One: "Dull in A New Way
THESE LINES, which open the adolescent school-exercise Knowledge of Himself, appear to offer a peculiarly apt premonition of Thomas Gray's later career: a virtual manifesto for inaction and a lifetime of dangling indecision. Yet we do him a massive disservice if we seek to restrict the scope of Homo incertus in this way. Incertus implies not vacillation and ineptitude, but its very opposite: an exacting commitment to the empiricist ideal of self-…
The Whole Internal World His Own: Locke and Metaphor Reconsidered
Examinant la reception de la philosophie de Locke chez les poetes du XVI e siecle (Thomson, Gray, Blake), l'A. montre que ceux-ci constituent un guide pertinent pour mesurer l'impact de son oeuvre et pour resoudre le rapport paradoxal de Locke vis-a-vis de la metaphore. Analysant les images de l'horizon et du travail mental qui accompagnent la presentation elegiaque de la memoire et l'ethique de l'esprit dans l'«Essai sur l'entendement humain», l…
Counterfeit Gifts: Gift and Intention in Ælfric's Homilies on Laurence and Bartholomew
Two passiones found in the early English monk Ælfric's (ca. 950–ca. 1010) sermon series, the Catholic Homilies,1 present narratives centered on exchanges between humans and their gods. In both conversion narratives, the Passio beati Laurentii (CH I.29), the story of the martyrdom of a Roman saint who became a major cultic figure in England,2 and the Passio sancti Bartholomei (CH I.31), an apocryphal account of the apostle Bartholomew's mission to…
Art (3 works) · Historical and Literary Studies (3 works) · Gray (unit (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works)