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22. Guardian Unlimited | Archive Search By Katharine Viner. Analysis of previously unpublished extracts from Plath's diaries, notebook and journals. Particular attention is paid to new information provided on the poet's relationship with her husband. http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,3975537,00.html

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25. Fun With The Morphic Graphics System I Tutorial is by John Maloney, edited by ted Kaehler and Dwight hughes. Part I of a planned three part series. http://www.squeak.org/tutorials/morphic-tutorial-1.html

Tutorial: Fun with the Morphic Graphics System by John Maloney This tutorial is meant to be used in a Morphic Project. To create a Morphic Project simply hold the mouse button down on the Squeak window background, away from any other windows it contains, to get the screen menu. Select "open..." and then select "project (morphic)". A small orange "Unnamed" morphic project window appears. Click in the middle of it to zoom into the new Morphic Project. (If you are not sure where you are, just pop up the screen menu - if its title is "World", you are already in a Morphic Project.) First we need to create a Browser and a Workspace. Just to review, hold down the mouse button on the blank Squeak screen. From the screen menu that appears, choose "open...". Click on "browser". A green browser will appear. Get the screen menu again and choose "open...", and choose "workspace". If you came fresh from the previous tutorial, you'll already have a category called "My Stuff". Scroll to the bottom of the leftmost list in the browser. It should be there. If not, we need to make a new place to add your stuff. In the upper left pane of the browser, use the right mouse button to get a menu

26. Tributes To Ted Hughes - Literature Matters 25 - Literature Department - Arts - Tributes to ted hughes Literature Matters 25 - Literature Department - The BritishCouncil, through its Literature Department in London and its offices in http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts/literature/literature_matters_25/hughes.htm

Tributes to Ted Hughes Home Publications Literature Matters No.25 Ted Hughes Dennis Walder , Department of Literature, The Open University David Pease , Arvon Foundation Alastair Niven , Director of Literature, The British Council Jonathan Barker , Deputy Director of Literature, The British Council Dennis Walder Department of Literature, The Open University I hope that Ted Hughes does not, like Auden's Yeats, become his admirers. Already he is being assimilated as a poet 'of comfort and joy', by John Bayley in the Remembrance TLS . But Hughes never forgot his father's 'four-year mastication by gunfire and mud' at Gallipoli, never wore the remembrance poppy, and concluded his poem on the subject: 'Goodbye to all the remaindered charms of father's survival' ('Out'). As the echo of Robert Graves' anti-establishment war memoir Goodbye To All That suggests, Hughes' imaginative strength reached beyond the patriotic Englishness of the everyday; rather he sought the mythic territory mapped out in Graves' The White Goddess - the basis for such obsessive reworkings of Biblical, Celtic and Classical mythology as the raucous, cocky

27. BerlinOnline: Sylvia Plath: Die Tagebücher Sylvia Plath Die Tageb¼cher. Herausgegeben von Frances McCullough und ted hughes. Rezension von Anke Westphal in BerlinOnline LITERATUR. http://www.BerlinOnline.de/kultur/lesen/belle/.html/belle.199701.01.html

Berliner Branchen Stadtplan Tickets Club ... :: Berliner Kurier Belletristik Sylvia Plath: Die Tagebücher. Herausgegeben von Frances McCullough und Ted Hughes. Aus dem Amerikanischen von Alissa Walser. Frankfurter Verlagsanstalt, Frankfurt/Main 1997. 492 S., 54 Mark. Die Musentraumfrau Tod Anspruch, Schuldgefühle, Erlösungshoffnung, Selbstzerstörung: "Die Tagebücher" von Sylvia Plath erscheinen erstmals in einer deutschen Ausgabe von Anke Westphal U nglück mag wortlos sein, seine Zeichen jedoch sind universal. "Das Leben umsteht mich, wie Glas das eingeschlossene Schilfrohr", schrieb Virginia Woolf, die sich ertränkte, 1931 in ihrem Roman "Die Wellen". 28 Jahre danach, drei Jahre vor dem eigenen Suizid notierte eine junge Amerikanerin in ihrem Tagebuch ähnliches: "Ich schaue auf die warme irdische Welt hinab. Auf Liebesnester, auf Kinderwiegen, gedeckte Tische, auf all das tolle Treiben des Lebens auf dieser Erde und komme mir weit weg vor, umgeben von einer Wand aus Glas." Der Name Sylvia Plath steht für den Roman "Die Glasglocke", das Sterbe-Gedicht "Lady Lazarus", Erzählungen wie "Zungen aus Stein" oder "Johnny Panic und die Bibel der Träume". Allesamt Variationen eines Themas: Johnny Panic war nur eins der Plathschen Synonyme für die "dunkle Herbstkrankheit", den Wahnsinn, das Untergehen in sich selbst. Plaths Tagebuch-Aufzeichnungen beginnen 1950 und enden im Mai 1962. Im Falle Sylvia Plath stellt sich wie in ähnlich gelagerten Fällen anderer Selbstmörder - man denke an die Dichter-Performer Anne Sexton oder Steven Jesse Bernstein - die Frage, wo die öffentliche Verfügbarkeit des Künstlers endet und der Schutz des Privatraums beginnt. Ted Hughes, der geschiedene Mann Sylvia Plaths, selbst Dichter und neben Frances McCullough Herausgeber ihrer Tagebücher, hat dieses unlösbare Problem zerschlagen wie den gordischen Knoten, indem er Plaths letzte Tagebücher vor dem Selbstmord verbrannte, "weil ich nicht wollte, daß ihre Kinder das je lesen müßten (damals hielt ich das Vergessen für einen wichtigen Teil des Überlebens)."

28. Hughes, Ted. Tales From Ovid. How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine hughes, ted. Tales from Ovid. Dec.1997. 320p. Farrar, $35 (0374-22841-8). DDC 821. By retelling http://www.ala.org/booklist/v94/adult/de1/25hughes.html

Booklist Adult v.94 Hot List: Fiction Nonfiction Adult Fiction General Fiction Mystery Science Fiction Adult Nonfiction General Works Psychology Religion Social Sciences ... Booklist Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Hughes, Ted. Tales from Ovid. Dec. 1997. 320p. Farrar, $35 (0-374-22841-8). DDC: 821. By retelling 24 of the Greco-Roman myths in Ovid's huge Latin poem Metamorphoses , England's present poet laureate joins a long, honorable tradition that started 600 years ago with Chaucer. He does it proud, revitalizing such legends as those of Phaeton's disastrous attempt to drive the chariot of the Sun; the hunter Actaeon, devoured by his own hounds; the frustrated loves of Echo and Narcissus; the infatuation of the goddess Venus with the youth Adonis (and within that story, the bridal race of Atalanta and Hippomenes); and the sculptor Pygmalion and his statue that came to life. Hughes seizes on Ovid's prime characteristicfascination with extreme passions, especially lustto spark his versions, but it is the muscularity of his language and rhythms that makes them ignite. Dispensing with Ovid's hexameters, Hughes casts the stories in stanzas of from three to six variable lines or in paragraphs of mostly 8-and 10-syllable lines, and his enjambment is impeccable. He gives us a great way to reacquaint ourselves with these bloody, wonderful tales. Ray Olson (Booklist/December 1, 1997)

29. Booklist: Hughes, Ted. How The Whale Became And Other Stories. How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine hughes, ted. How the Whale Became and OtherStories. Illus. by Jackie Morris. 2000. 96p. Orchard, $25 (0531-30303-9). http://www.ala.org/booklist/v97/youth/de1/63hughes.html

Booklist Youth v.97 Books for Older Readers Nonfiction Fiction Books for Middle Readers Nonfiction Fiction Books for the Young Nonfiction Fiction Booklist Archive Booklist Index ... ALA Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Hughes, Ted. How the Whale Became and Other Stories. Illus. by Jackie Morris. 2000. 96p. Orchard, $25 (0-531-30303-9). Gillian Engberg (Booklist/December 1, 2000) Top of Page Youth Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... ALA Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine

30. Guardian Unlimited Books | Authors | Hughes, Ted ted hughes (19301998). Every work fears. 24 Oct 1999, Greek is the wordGeorge Steiner reviews The Oresteia translated by ted hughes. 30 http://books.guardian.co.uk/authors/author/0,5917,96551,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ... Useful sites and work online Search this site TED HUGHES "Every work of art stems from a wound in the soul of the artist... Art is a psychological component of the auto-immune system that gives expression to the healing process. That is why great works of art make us feel good. " Birthplace Yorkshire, England Education Hughes started writing by composing comic poems "for classroom consumption" at the age of 11. At Pembroke College, Cambridge he began studying English but, finding his own writing stifled, changed to archaeology and anthropology. Other jobs He did his national service with the RAF as a mechanic in Yorkshire, with "nothing to do but read and reread Shakespeare and watch the grass grow". Jobs to support himself while writing - though the urge to produce children's stories was also financial - included "rose gardener, night-watchman in a steel factory, zoo attendant, schoolteacher, and reader for J. Arthur Rank".

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Encyclopedia Hughes, Ted Hughes, Ted (Edward James Hughes), , English poet, b. Mytholmyroyd, Yorkshire. Hughes's best poetry focuses on the unsentimental within nature. His poems are marked by controlled diction and style, which create a sense of order and meaning in violent or passionate natural events. His works include The Hawk in the Rain Lupercal Wodwo Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow Selected Poems Moortown River (1984), and Wolfwatching (1989). He also wrote fiction, plays, stories for children, and translations of Ovid (1997) and Aeschylus (posthumously published, 1999). In 1984, Hughes was named poet laureate of England. Hughes was married to the American poet Sylvia Plath ; he explored their relationship in Birthday Letters (1998), his last book of verse. See study by K. Sagar (1983); The Silent Woman (1994) by J. Malcolm. Hughes, Sir Samuel Hughes, Thomas AD AD AD AD AD Print this page Cite this page Awards and Press Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy

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