Underground Rivers - University of New Mexico

Alexander
Saxton
Andrew
Rolle
James
Seaton
Charles
Hampden-
Turner
Robert C.
Elliott
Fred
Dallmayr
Emilie L.
Bergmann
J.B.
Leishman
Robert D.
Finley
Chapter 29 -- The Underground River as Metaphor
In Dubious Battle,
Looking Backward
Exploring an Explorer,
Psychohistory and
John Charles Frémont
On Politics and
Literature, The Case
of O Pioneers
Charting the
Dilemmas of Hanover
Insurance
Swift's Tale of a Tub,
An Essay in Problems
of Structure
Pacific
Historical
Review
May 2004
Pacific
Historical
Review
May 1982
Perspectives
on Political
Science
Summer 1999
Planning
Jan. 1992
PMLA
June 1951
Heidegger and Freud Political
Psychology
June 1993
De Officio Martiti,
Introduction, Critical
Edition, Translation
and Notes
Donne's Poetry,
Essays in Literary
Analysis, by Clay Hunt
Dao De Jing, A Brief
Illustrated Philosophy
of Translation
Renaissance
Quarterly
Winter 2007
Review of
English
Studies
July 1956
ReVision
Summer 2003
Anon. Editorial Notes School
Review
Oct. 1906
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Sometimes that current flowed
powerfully on the surface, sometimes
(as in our own era) deep-delved LIKE
AN UNDERGROUND STREAM.
Although his childhood frustrations did
sink out of sight (LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM below the
prairies he was to traverse), later they
reappeared in different forms.
Her personal life, her own realization of
herself, was almost a subconscious
existence; LIKE AN UNDERGROUND
RIVER that came to the surface only
here and there, at intervals months
apart, and then sank again to flow on
under her own fields.
The first says that people want to grow
and to learn, and that this motive, LIKE
AN UNDERGROUND STREAM, is of
immense power and significance in
human affairs.
But beneath the level of subject matter
there is a basic theme running LIKE
AN UNDERGROUND STREAM which
sustains a variety of forms of life above
it.
The child's desire-its endless quest for
a lost paradise must be tunneled LIKE
AN UNDERGROUND RIVER through
the subterranean passageways of the
symbolic order.
Carelessness or treachery, emerging
LIKE AN UNDERGROUND RIVER
springing forth from the surface of a
familiar landscape.
This admirable, if ambitious, intention
too often seems to disappear LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM.
Wonderfully potent image that runs
through the Dao De Jing LIKE AN
UNDERGROUND STREAM surfacing
now and then, may come to our aid.
It may lead for some time an
intermittent and fugitive existence,
flowing LIKE A SUBTERRANEAN
STREAM entirely below the surface of
several issues of the Review, and
reappearing perhaps at irregular
intervals.
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