Editor: Rosemarie Morgan
Volume VII Winter 2004
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Copyright is retained by TTHA. Individual items will not be reproduced without the author’s permission. Contributors may reclaim their work for inclusion in book publication
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List of Illustrations. |
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Editor’s Column. |
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TTHA: FORUM DISCUSSION GROUP : - |
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v “Unkept Good Fridays.” v Hardy’s Rustics. |
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v The Trumpet-Major Question. v Dorset Pronunciation. |
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TTHA: POETRY DISCUSSION GROUP : - |
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v THE SENSE OF AN ENDING: v “I Look Into My Glass.” |
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v “ΆGNWSTWI QEWI.” v “A Young Man’s Epigram on Existence.” v “A Poet,” & “In the Moonlight.” v “Afterwards.” v “Surview.” v “Why Do I?” v “He Resolves to Say No More.” Isobel Robin, “The World’s a Poet’s Problem”; “The World Is.” |
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Robert Schweik, TTHA Checklist: Recent Developments. |
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TTHA: HARDY AND FILM SYMPOSIUM : - |
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1. Richard Nemesvari, “Collaboration or Compromise: From Screenplay to Screen in the Ian Sharp Production of Tess.” |
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2. W. Eugene Davis, “Folk Songs in The Shearing Supper Scene: John Schlesinger’s Far From the Madding Crowd.” 3. Shannon Rogers, “The Whole Left Behind: Omitted Scenes in Polanski’s Tess.” Robert Schweik, “A Note on Some Modern Critical Views of the Relationship of The Well Beloved to the Victorian Art Context.” Charles Pettit, “The Unique Achievement of Far From the Madding Crowd.” William W. Morgan, “Lammas Moon.” |
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Rosemarie Morgan, Lammas Notes. Notes on Contributors. TTHA Information and Membership Form. |
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