Cobweb Hall
Cobweb Hall is a clever piece, that was likely used to draw in a new audience to Celtic culture, part of …
On Vincent O’Sullivan’s “On the Kind of Fiction Called Morbid”
© Copyright 2022 Richter Alucard Ignacio, Toronto Metropolitan University In the April 1896 edition of The Savoy, a short article whose breadth was …
New Woman Fiction Needs the Inevitable: An Essay on “Ellen” by Mrs. Rudolf Dircks
Introduction Representations and definitions of ‘feminism’ have changed drastically over the last few centuries. It is the angering and complicated history of …
Spirituality and Paganism in “Tree Worship” by Richard Le Gallienne
© Copyright 2022 Emma Milivojevic, Toronto Metropolitan University Introduction Richard Le Gallienne’s Tree Worship is an ode to the uprising of questioning …
Logic, Balance, Control: Ornament & Typography in The Dial and The Vale Press
© 2020 Alevtina Lapiy, Ryerson University. This exhibit explores the work of Charles Ricketts as a typographer, who, frustrated with type as …
The Black Madonna As The Symbol of Paganism and Feminism
© Copyright 2020 Laurie Beattie, Ryerson University Introduction We will be discussing, William Sharp, the creator of the Pagan Review and writer …
The Magical as a Political Stand in ” Dream of the World’s End” by W.B. Yeats
Introduction Dream of the World’s End” is a short story written by W.B. Yeats, featured in volume 2 of the little …
The New Woman Movement in The Pagan Review’s The Pagans
© Copyright 2019 Omeir Syed Ali, Ryerson University Introduction The Pagan Review was a magazine written in the late 19th century by …
“Cobweb Hall” As A Celtic Short Story
© Copyright 2019 Emma Holborn, Ryerson University Introduction The work I will be analysing is “Cobweb Hall: A Berwickshire Folk-Tale” by George …