The Sea! The Sea!: The Shout of the Ten Thousand in the Modern ImaginationDuckworth Overlook, 2005 - 262 oldal This book tells the story of 'Thalatta! Thalatta! (The sea! The sea!), the shout first uttered on a mountain in eastern Turkey by the army of 10,000 greek mercenaries whose adventures in what are now Turkey, Syria and Iraq were described by the Athenian historian and philosopher Xenophon, who also participated in the long march to the coast. This story has played a persistent part in the European and American cultural tradition over the last two hundred years. Rood tells its story, taking in literary masterpieces by writers such as Heine, Shelley and Joyce, books of travel and adventure set in the Middle East and elsewhere, articles in Victorian periodicals, popular romantic novels, newpaper editorials at the time of the British evacuation from Dunkirk, a painting by the 19th century artist Benjamin Robert Haydon, an unpublished radio play by Louis MacNeice, and a modern novel and film which transfer Xenophon's story to New York. |
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The Shout of the Ten Thousand in the Modern Imagination Tim Rood. nary afterlife . It has captured the imagination of nearly everyone who has read Xenophon's account or simply heard the story of the Ten Thousand's long march to the sea ...
The Shout of the Ten Thousand in the Modern Imagination Tim Rood. nary afterlife . It has captured the imagination of nearly everyone who has read Xenophon's account or simply heard the story of the Ten Thousand's long march to the sea ...
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... imagination . What that first sight meant was discussed by ' H ' ( Vere Henry , Lord Hobart , later Governor of Madras ) in ' A Chapter on the Sea ' , first published in Fraser's Magazine in 1857. Hobart argued that ' the strongest , if ...
... imagination . What that first sight meant was discussed by ' H ' ( Vere Henry , Lord Hobart , later Governor of Madras ) in ' A Chapter on the Sea ' , first published in Fraser's Magazine in 1857. Hobart argued that ' the strongest , if ...
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... imagination for painting . Reading Spelman's translation of Xenophon is not enough , he has to read ' all the retreats ' ( not ' read about ' the retreats : the books are the retreats ) . Haydon could even admit that he prefers reading ...
... imagination for painting . Reading Spelman's translation of Xenophon is not enough , he has to read ' all the retreats ' ( not ' read about ' the retreats : the books are the retreats ) . Haydon could even admit that he prefers reading ...
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