A Blake Dictionary: The Ideas and Symbols of William Blake

A Blake Dictionary: The Ideas and Symbols of William Blake

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1988 · English · Paperback · 9 editions
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S. Foster Damon dives deep into the intricate world of William Blake, offering a comprehensive guide that unravels the poet and artist's rich tapestry of symbols and ideas. This dictionary serves as a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts, illuminating the complex layers of meaning in Blake's work. Damon meticulously catalogs key themes, motifs, and symbols, making it easier for readers to navigate the profound philosophical and artistic visions that permeate Blake's creations.

Through insightful commentary and a well-organized index, the narrative enhances the understanding of Blake's unique perspectives on life, religion, and art. This work stands as a testament to Damon's dedication to exploring Blake's legacy, encouraging readers to appreciate the depth of one of literature's most enigmatic figures. Those who wish to delve deeper into Blake’s imaginative universe will find this dictionary an indispensable companion on their journey.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 573 pages
Language English
Published Jun 15, 1988
Publisher Brown
Edition F First Edition Used
Editions 9 editions
ISBN-10 0874514363
ISBN-13 9780874514360
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