Ann Flaxman's An Uninteresting Detail of a Journey to Rome tells the story of a female Grand Tour, something quite rare, and of an extended artist's visit to Italy, something quite common. In 1787 Flaxman set out for France and Italy with...
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Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Living Inside the Poem: MOOs and Blake's Milton"
- Ron Broglio, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Abstract | Essay
- "'If the acts have been perform'd let the Bard himself witness': William Blake's Milton and MOO space"
- David M. Baulch, University of West Florida
- Abstract | Essay
- "The Fourfold Visions of William Blake and Martin Heidegger"
- Marcel O'Gorman, University of Detroit Mercy
- Abstract | Essay
- "Golgonooza Text"
- Nelson Hilton, University of Georgia
- Abstract | Essay
- "Blake's Contraries Game"
- Joseph Byrne, University of Maryland
- Abstract | Essay
- "Blake & Virtuality: An Exchange"
- Adam Komisaruk, Steven Guynup and Fred Yee
- Abstract | Essay
- "William Blake and the Study of Virtual Space: Adapting 'The Crystal Cabinet' to a New Medium"
- Steve Guynup, University of Baltimore
- Abstract | Essay
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Published @ RC
January 2005
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