Ed. by Liska, Vivian / Neubauer, John
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Citation Information: Arcadia - International Journal for Literary Studies. Volume 46, Issue 1, Pages 149–166, ISSN (Online) 1613-0642, ISSN (Print) 0003-7982, DOI: 10.1515/arca.2011.009, September 2011
Publication History: Published Online: 25/02/2012
An intermedial comparison and an analysis of shared motifs and themes in the works of William Blake and Hermann Hesse shows that Hesse's oft-criticized tendency to resist consensus reality in favor of obscure esotericism ought to be understood as a consistent continuation of Blake's visionary mysticism.
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