The Muses
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TextSeries: (The entities trilogy)Dallas, TX Dallas Institute Publications, Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture c1994Description: x, 131p.; bibliog. refsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0911005269
- BL820.M8 M87 1994
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Edited with an introduction by Gail Thomas.
Pegasus: when the hoof hits the ground - Gail Thomas. Urania - Robert Sardello. Polyhymnia: the creative creature, veiled and pensive - Daniel Russ. Erato; the muse of love poetry - Frederick Turner. Euterpe: muse of the saxophone - Robert S. Dupree. Melpomone: from the maenad to muse--removing the veil - Robert Trammell. Terpsichore - Joanne Stroud. Thalia - Mary Lou Hoyle. Calliope - Dona S. Gower. Clio: muse of history--"things as they are" - Eileen Gregory
'...As you read the following papers by the Fellows of the Dallas Institute, I suggest that you engage in a bold act: allow yourself to see through the present conditions in the centers of our urban cities; take the risk of seeing with a new and inspired perspective--one that imagines the center city as once again vibrant and whole, alive with life, with people, festivity, song, dance, food, gaiety, ritual, and celebration....Perhaps when the hoof of Pegasus hits the ground, there will come a wellspring, and the Muses will appear....' --Editor's preface
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