Though she is not usually included with famous communalists of the century like Owen, Saint-Simon, Fourier, and Cabet, Michel's personal story and words resonated in many places, including the
Icarian colony of Corning, Iowa.
(3.) Fourierist, Saint-Simonian, and
Icarian leaders all managed to gather numerous followers and, at times, exerted moderate political influence.
The passages quoted throughout contain
Icarian referentes typically imagistic.
Luckily for Newcastle United, composed new defender James Perch has no
Icarian tendencies, and will approach the top-flight with a sensible dose of realism.
Murphy suggests, after chiding Ackerley for not spotting the allusion in his Demented Particulars, that the "echolalia" of the two phrases (he admits that it is not quite an allusion) draws a connection between the
Icarian nature of both characters while, of course, demonstrating how "Joyce is the major figure, literary or otherwise, that Beckett is engaged with here" (96).
The success of his book inspired him to attempt to establish
Icarian communities in America.
Yet, chaste as clouds, we had a heart still for any
Icarian dreamer aimed at the sun, perhaps sensing that the vacant underside of our lives was soon to be filled by an astronomer, about whom and us I have written at length in Life with Swan.
Besides tracing the various functions that maps play as part of the cinematic mise-en-scene--providing a key or "legend" to the film's meanings--Conley reads some films as maps in their own right, especially films in which the "image-fact requires the shot to be read as might a map." Thus, Rene Clair's first film, Paris qui dort (1924), features vertiginous, "
icarian" views of a strangely immobile Paris shot from atop the Eiffel Tower.
Hancks (Endowed Professor Of
Icarian and Regional Studies at Western Illinois University) traces the history of immigrants from Scandinavian countries (Denmark, Sweden, and Norway) in the proud Midwestern state of Michigan.
The hump-backed Ugo still sees her, as on a Keatsian urn, as the fair creature she was in her youth, and finally by an
Icarian error, joins her in her immortal stasis.
Historical account of female French colonists' (addressed as "Citoyennes") quest for full equality in seven
Icarian (communities where everyone shared all goods in common) colonies in America between the years 1848 and 1898.
Garner (history, Baker College of Owosso and Baker College of Flint, Michigan) examines the quest by women for full equality in seven
Icarian colonies in America between 1848 and 1898.
Henry David Thoreau: Cycles and Psyche is a deep exploration of classic author Henry David Thoreau's self-declared "Insanity." Writen by expert psychiatric consultant Michael Sperber, Cycles and Psyche uses
Icarian and Daedalian imagery in its search to identify masked affective disorders in the great writer.
