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Tag: Oxford Clarendon Press

In what ways is WH Auden’s In Memory of WB Yeats typical of the tradition of elegy, and in what ways is it distinctive?

Posted on January 19, 2018 by JL Admin

WH Auden’s classic elegy of his contemporary WB Yeats has withstood the test of time. Even after five decades of its first publication, the poem is fresh in its invocation of feelings of loss and suffering. The loss and suffering are so much at the deceased artist and the cessation of his work, but more…

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Switzerland: A brief profile

Posted on February 23, 2013 by JL Admin

When one thinks of Switzerland, things that immediately come to mind are high-precision watches and the Alps mountain range.  But beyond these obvious highlights, the country can boast of a multi-cultural and multi-lingual demography as well as offering a high standard of living for its citizens.  In many ways, Switzerland is unique among Western European…

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