David Parry

In this collection of occult poems Parry's alter-ego Caliban muses on sexuality, seclusion and Shakespeare. Moreover, by trying to capture the dark dwarf's metaphysical lyrics moment by moment, the author slowly confronts himself as a willing prisoner on the magical island of violence and desire. After all, Caliban would claim that neither Browning nor Nietzsche had fully grasped the ethics of redemption which can only be found in unadulterated selfhood.

Caliban's Redemption

Clive Upton

John David Allison Widdowson

John D. Widdowson

Teacher at the Center for English Cultural Tradition and Language Clive Upton

Containing around 17,000 headwords and detailed phonetic descriptions, this book makes available for the first time the material gathered by the historicSurvey of English Dialects, fully alphabetized. A separate section provides a systematic analysis of the syntactic patterns of various dialects. The book is an indispensable tool for dialectologists worldwide.

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