Blake on Language, Power, and Self-annihilation

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This is the first study to consider the significance of Blake's concept of "self-annihilation" as it pertains to language and communication.

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Illustrations	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
Introduction: ôOtherness as Originö	p. 1
Songs of Innocence and of Experience: Contrary States, Conflicting Voices	p. 21
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: Dialogue and ôImpositionö	p. 59
The [First] Book of Urizen: The Problem of Authorial Selfhood	p. 97
Milton: The Annihilation of Authorial Selfhood	p. 135
Jerusalem: The Reader and Self-Annihilation	p. 175
Conclusion: The Irony of Self-Annihilation	p. 213
Notes	p. 217
Works Cited	p. 223
Index	p. 231
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