This volume looks at the
profound challenges William Blake poses to both
editors and readers. Despite the promises of the
current multi-modal environment, the effort to...
Once, Only Imagined
Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Introduction"
- Kari Kraus, University of Rochester
- Essay
- "Interview with Morris Eaves, Robert N. Essick, and Joseph Viscomi"
- Page One | Page Two | Page Three
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Published @ RC
January 2003
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