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However, an unhackneyed understanding of the true significance of the Pushkinian "renaissance" (more desirable than actual) must include the perspective of Belinsky and Chernyshevsky.

These scenes avoid melodrama, with the actor-turned-filmmaker Brady Corbet crafting a story that, at least in its first act, feels provocative and scrupulously unhackneyed.

What a woman has to say about Tennyson might be new, unhackneyed. So John Blackwood wrote again to Hasell in January 1865, asking her to review a translation of Homer's Iliad just published by Lord Derby, and saying that she could "do it well, and in a fresh way different from the ordinary style of Criticism" (MS 30361, ff.

His book is described as "strange, grotesque, and bewildering" but also "one of the most amazing, one of the most startling, one of the most perplexing, creations of the modern American mind." To demonstrate "the vividness with which Walt can paint the unhackneyed scenery of his native land," the reviewer presents "a panorama" of twenty-four lines--the same theme and nearly the same number of lines that Eliot had selected for her Westminster Review notice.

These are nonetheless small faults in a book that for the most part demands, and should get, admiring attention for its elegant prose and for its intelligently unhackneyed insights.

is a sort of dissipation; upon the unhackneyed mind of the child it leaves a reactionary sense of depression" (121).

Vegas, we realized, has a glut of dramatic spaces perfectly suited for a cozy, intimate, unhackneyed Sin City wedding.

(2) Daniel Kline, "'Unhackneyed thoughts and winged

What will probably end up as being one of the finest recorded cycles of all seven Sibelius symphonies continues with this refreshing coupling of the Finnish master's First and Third, his compatriot Sakari Oramo drawing perceptive, unhackneyed readings from his responsive CBSO.

This unusual, unhackneyed and rewarding recital was conceived by Polegato himself and produced, of course, by CBC producer Neil Crory, insightful and invaluable as ever.

The choice of topics, as the brief listing above has shown, is commendably wide, including such unhackneyed subjects as "European philosophical responses to non-European culture: China," a useful essay by D.

If today Dickinson is the poet of choice for American song composers (you'd think there was no one else), the choice was relatively unhackneyed in 1950.