The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

The Death of Galahad is one long poem. In it the Arthurian hero Galahad is a compromised contemporary of  European man who is voyaging through Hell. His heroines, his army, his critics and his antagonists also inhabit the poem, in which the sordid and the sacred meet, the anxieties and conflicts of a failed modernity and a future ideal undergo furious trial, and the mind of a young man battles for new vision through ordeals and temptations, seeking a marriage of light and hope.

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The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

The Death of Galahad is one long poem. In it the Arthurian hero Galahad is a compromised contemporary of  European man who is voyaging through Hell. His heroines, his army, his critics and his antagonists also inhabit the poem, in which the sordid and the sacred meet, the anxieties and conflicts of a failed modernity and a future ideal undergo furious trial, and the mind of a young man battles for new vision through ordeals and temptations, seeking a marriage of light and hope.

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The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

by Domenico Iannaco
The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

The Death of Galahad: a poem written in English thought of as the common language of Europe.

by Domenico Iannaco

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The Death of Galahad is one long poem. In it the Arthurian hero Galahad is a compromised contemporary of  European man who is voyaging through Hell. His heroines, his army, his critics and his antagonists also inhabit the poem, in which the sordid and the sacred meet, the anxieties and conflicts of a failed modernity and a future ideal undergo furious trial, and the mind of a young man battles for new vision through ordeals and temptations, seeking a marriage of light and hope.


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ISBN-13: 9781869848118
Publisher: Mica Press
Publication date: 09/22/2016
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 92
File size: 486 KB
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