Reading Auden: The Returns of Caliban

accept achieve archetype Auden's early Auden's poetry audience auditor authentic authority becomes begins Caliban civic voice comic communicative cultural D. H. Lawrence disciplinary disciplines discourse discursive arena disruptive dissident diversity docile dominant Edward Mendelson effect effigy Enemies of Promise event fashion figure force function genius loci Georg Groddeck Herbert Greenberg historical human imaginative inscriptions interior monologue irony language literary ludic voice matter meaning medium monologue mytheme mythic natural never offers orator origin parataxis parody passage performance permission to play person poem poem's poet poet's poetic dialogism political pose possible practice presiding voice provoke psychosomatic question reader reading realm recipient relict repressive resistance response rhetorical role romantic romanticism scene scriptor sense shift silence social Solitary Reaper speaker speaking voice structures suggests syntactic body syntactic gestures T. S. Eliot tactics task textual body theme tion truth unruly utterance violence W. H. Auden word