Underground Rivers - University of New Mexico

Emory
Elliot
Wilma
Shore
Bob
Holman
and
Richard
Tuttle
Chapter 29 -- The Underground River as Metaphor
The Dove and
Serpent, The Clergy in
the American
Revolution
The Man in the
Subway
American
Quarterly
Summer 1979
Antioch
Review
July 1962
Richard Tuttle BOMB
Oct. 1992
Astrid Ivask Kdjdmgdjejs un
Muziba, by Maris
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Gavin
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E.S.
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Keith
Roberts
Gordon K.
Lewis
Colin S.
Campbell
and J. Rick
Ponting
Labour and Monopoly
Capital, The
Degradation of Work
in the Twentieth
Century, by Harry
Braverman
Books Abroad
April 1968
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of Sociology
June 1977
Mandaean Polemic Bulletin of the
School of
Oriental and
African
Studies
Jan. 1962
Painting in the
Maceratese
On the Character and
Achievement of Sir
Winston Churchill
The Evolution of
Casino Gambling in
Alberta
Burlington
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Nov. 1971
Canadian
Journal of
Economics
and Political
Science
May 1957
Canadian
Public Policy
June 1984
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What Jefferson and his fellow
intellectuals understood about their
countrymen was that religious feeling
flowed LIKE AN UNDERGROUND
RIVER through the colonies from New
England to Georgia and might be
brought to the surface with the
appropriate codes and symbols.
The four tracks run between the
platforms LIKE AN UNDERGROUND
STREAM
When his work was over, it went
underground -- moving along in history
LIKE AN UNDERGROUND RIVER
This commitment expresses itself in
tenderness as well as irony, but most
often in a streak of compassion that
feeds his poetry LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM.
But beneath this apparent habituation
the hostility of workers... continues AS
A SUBTERRANEAN STREAM that
makes its way to the surface when
employment conditions permit or when
capitalist drive... oversteps the bounds
of physical and mental capacity.
Such a persecution would explain the
violent abhorrence for orthodox
Judaism which runs LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM
throughout Nasoraean (Mandaean)
literature.
The strong religious strain that runs,
LIKE A SUBTERRANEAN STREAM,
beneath the desolate, burning
landscape in which his imagination
often so chose to linger.
The slow and patient accumulation of
knowledge which fertilizes a whole
field of thought LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM means
relatively little to him except as it
contributes to the great moment when
the supreme gesture can be made.
It runs LIKE A SUBTERRANEAN
STREAM through numerous case
studies of policy formulation.
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