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Laurel-Smith, Abbey

 
9781418444839: Let Me Be Your Absent Friend: A SEDUCTION OF INNOCENT MINDS
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ISBN 10 : 1418444839 ISBN 13 : 9781418444839
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2004

Synopsis

The general picture of the book is summed up by the subtitle "a seduction of innocent mind" as taken from one of the classical pages. Its most amiable example in the book was a poem about a man, who on realizing his humanity, "a duty of care" (Lord Atkin 1934) for all that is in nature. Thinking it is the only way to rise above the type of nature he has always known. But on realizing that he could not augment the links beyond those that made him human (his emotions and his passions) he decided to probe his own illustrated image, by taking himself to court, for passing wind in front of the President.. Eventually, he discovers that there is more to the makeup of nature in nature - the wind he passed, was a blustery act for the senses only and the President, he noticed, had served his time and left, but his office remains for others to occupy. Hence his duty continues, as an observer caught within the currents of Kantian Blues - as the substance for his gists, remain forever dependent on the world around him. And so it was that he developed a sharper view of conscience and self-correction. He moved from the temporal notions of being a romantic to the ethically driven in volume as his gaze shows in Pain when hooked, The Cat fighting its Claw and other verses in the book. "A constant ability to coherently shift from feelings to facts, from poetry to painting without a sense of disruption." -William Zimmer, contributing critic to the New York Times

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The general picture of the book is summed up by the subtitle "a seduction of innocent mind" as taken from one of the classical pages. Its most amiable example in the book was a poem about a man, who on realizing his humanity, "a duty of care" (Lord Atkin 1934) for all that is in nature. Thinking it is the only way to rise above the type of nature he has always known. But on realizing that he could not augment the links beyond those that made him human (his emotions and his passions) he decided to probe his own illustrated image, by taking himself to court, for passing wind in front of the President.. Eventually, he discovers that there is more to the makeup of nature in nature - the wind he passed, was a blustery act for the senses only and the President, he noticed, had served his time and left, but his office remains for others to occupy. Hence his duty continues, as an observer caught within the currents of Kantian Blues - as the substance for his gists, remain forever dependent on the world around him. And so it was that he developed a sharper view of conscience and self-correction. He moved from the temporal notions of being a romantic to the ethically driven in volume as his gaze shows in Pain when hooked, The Cat fighting its Claw and other verses in the book. "A constant ability to coherently shift from feelings to facts, from poetry to painting without a sense of disruption." -William Zimmer, contributing critic to the New York Times

Biographie de l'auteur

ABBEY LAUREL-SMITH (ABIODUNOLADEWA)Unedited Verses¿ Abbey Laurel-Smith (AbiodunOladewa) was on December 27, 1965, at Igboora, about a hundred kilometers awayfrom Ibadan, in the Western part of Nigeria, West Africa.¿ He studied Fine Art at The Polytechnic of Ibadan, Nigeria and started practicing as a full-timeartist in 1988.¿ He was made an officialof the Society of Nigerian Artists in 1989 before leaving for England,the United Kingdomin 1990.¿ Whilst in England,he authored numerous exhibitions of his paintings and drawings and was luckyenough to share an exhibition platform with His Royal Highness, The Prince ofWales at Roy Miles Gallery, in Mayfair,London, in the summer of 1993.¿ He also studied History of Art and HeritageManagement in Englandand Venice, courtesy of TheUniversity of Buckingham, its prestigious WaddesdonManor and Oxford Brookes University, all in neighborlyBuckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.¿ In 2001, he received a Dorothy Buley Fellowship for a Pastel Artist at the Vermont Studio Center,Johnson, Vermont.¿ He was The Artist in Residence at The ArtCenter of South Florida, where he authored the famous "take away art"exhibition, in the first half of the year 2002 and was also the South Florida's Artist of the month in November of the same year.¿ Now a Maineresident, he has lived in the states of New Jersey(Matawan) Florida (Miami Beach) since the year 2000 and has just been given awriters' award in Poetry, by the Vermont Studio Center,Johnson, Vermont.¿¿

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Éditeur
AuthorHouse
Date d'édition
2004
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1418444839
ISBN 13 
9781418444839
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
228
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