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‘Angels of the House’ or ‘Angel-Makers’?
2023Abstract The murder of children, and infanticide more specifically, have been especially common areas of female criminality and equally difficult for the authorities to control. Until the late nineteenth century and the advent of the insanity plea which offered the authorities a way to explain female maternal violence as a temporary ...
Anne-Marie Kilday, David Nash
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Rilke’s Duino Angels and the Angels of Islam
Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics, 2003This article’s point of departure is Rilke’s specification that the angels of his Duino Elegies are not to be equated with Christian ones, being more comparable to Islamic angels. Existing efforts to apply this notion to the Duino Elegies have focused on the phenomenological aspect of the elegiac angels, but this article argues that the rhetorical ...
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‘On the Side of the Angels’: Historical Angels and Angels of History
2011As signature twentieth-century angels, I could find no better candidates than the three examples explored in this chapter: the Angels of Mons, Virginia Woolf’s Angel in the House and Walter Benjamin’s Angel of History. The Angels of Mons are the most widely known of the three; the sighting of a celestial battalion on the battlefield at Mons quickly ...
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1962
Angel! : Main Character: Al Wheeler ; International Edition IE33, July 1963 [photographic cover]
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Angel! : Main Character: Al Wheeler ; International Edition IE33, July 1963 [photographic cover]
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Nursing Standard, 2011
Army of Angels is a new charity, registered last year, to support former members of Britain's armed forces who have experienced physical or psychological injury in conflicts.
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Army of Angels is a new charity, registered last year, to support former members of Britain's armed forces who have experienced physical or psychological injury in conflicts.
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2019
This chapter explores the relationship between modernisation, space and photography in contemporary France, and the privileged role acquired by photography as a means of portraying a sense of national identity through spatial forms. It focuses in particular on Paysages Photographies (1989), the substantial photo-book which emerged out of the work of ...
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This chapter explores the relationship between modernisation, space and photography in contemporary France, and the privileged role acquired by photography as a means of portraying a sense of national identity through spatial forms. It focuses in particular on Paysages Photographies (1989), the substantial photo-book which emerged out of the work of ...
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2015
For a fee of $2.1 million, a syndicate headed by cowboy actor and movie star celebrity Gene Autry purchased an expansion franchise in 1960 from Major League Baseball (MLB) to control and operate a team in the American League (AL). Besides owning radio and television enterprises, Golden West Broadcasters, Autry was an investor in a minor Pacific Coast ...
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For a fee of $2.1 million, a syndicate headed by cowboy actor and movie star celebrity Gene Autry purchased an expansion franchise in 1960 from Major League Baseball (MLB) to control and operate a team in the American League (AL). Besides owning radio and television enterprises, Golden West Broadcasters, Autry was an investor in a minor Pacific Coast ...
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