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Orpheus is published annually. Orpheus was originally founded in 1973 by Dr. Solomon Iyasere, a professor in the CSUB Department of English.
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2000
This paper examines the possible psychological implications of two adaptations of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, both of which were completed in 1997. The first is by a man: ‘Deconstructing Harry’, a film by Woody Allen. The second is by a woman: ‘Eurydice in the Underworld’, a short story written by Kathy Acker in the last year of her life.The ...
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This paper examines the possible psychological implications of two adaptations of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, both of which were completed in 1997. The first is by a man: ‘Deconstructing Harry’, a film by Woody Allen. The second is by a woman: ‘Eurydice in the Underworld’, a short story written by Kathy Acker in the last year of her life.The ...
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1998
Abstract The songs that Orpheus sang brought creatures round him, All beasts, all birds, all stones held in their spell. But look! There on a hill that overlooked the plain, A crowd of raging women stood, their naked breasts Scarce covered by strips of fur. They gazed at Orpheus Still singing, his frail lyre in one hand.
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Abstract The songs that Orpheus sang brought creatures round him, All beasts, all birds, all stones held in their spell. But look! There on a hill that overlooked the plain, A crowd of raging women stood, their naked breasts Scarce covered by strips of fur. They gazed at Orpheus Still singing, his frail lyre in one hand.
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Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, 1910 Lejeune Charles. Orpheus. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, VI° Série. Tome 1, 1910. pp. 324-332.
Lejeune, Charles
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, 1989 This issue of Orpheus is dedicated with sincere appreciation to the1970 Founding Faculty Still Affiliated with the University.Covers 1989 ...
Solomon Iyasere
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, 2017 The tripartite themes that we now associate with Orpheus are themselves discrete fragments of scattered stories that the reception of Orpheus has seen re-assimilated and re-assembled since antiquity, with different parts overlooked and with others picked
Genevieve Liveley, Liveley, Genevieve
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