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Neither Muggletonian nor Moravian but Blakean: A Critique of Keri Davies
Keri Davies is a Blake scholar, determined to dismiss Blake's radical, dissenting posture, turning him instead into a small businessman of orthodox…
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Brian Collier
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Chaoskampf, Complexity and the Twisting Snake in William Blake's Illustrations to the Book of Job
Blake's Job has long been recognised as a hymn to an apocalyptic transformation of the self, but there are hints too of of acceptance of the role of…
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Andy Wilson
William Blake: England's Radical Prophet and Visionary
Watch now (53 mins) | An introduction to Blake given by Andy Wilson at St Luke’s Community Centre, Islington, London, on 24th Nov 2021, for the…
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Andy Wilson
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William Blake's Universe: Blake at the Fitzwilliam
In this new exhibition, Blake is shown alongside Europeans who also turned to spirituality in response to war, revolution and political turbulence.
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Andy Wilson
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Jerusalem's Peeping Tiger
Ever had the feeling you are being watched?
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Andy Wilson
Blake's Annihilation by the Eye of Ra: On Snakes, Seraphim and the Solar YHWH
Some thoughts on what Blake meant by saying that when he looked at the sun he saw a choir of angels singing ‘Holy, Holy, Holy’, and how it relates to…
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Andy Wilson
Blake and the Mad Crew: Ranters and Historians
They say that the past is the slave of the present, and historians see in it mainly the projections of their private obsessions. There is no way around…
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Andy Wilson
William Blake as a Revolutionary Poet
Few could deny that William Blake supported the radical politics of his time, yet revolutionary ideas were not an adjunct to his visionary genius, but…
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Andy Wilson
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