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Bob Dylan's Career as a Blakean Visionary and Romantic

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Bob Dylan's Career as a Blakean Visionary and Romantic
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Publisher: Milne Library
ISBN/ASIN: 149356465X
ISBN-13: 9781493564651
Number of pages: 37

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This discussion - written almost four decades ago - of the deep affinities between Dylan's song poetry and the Romantics, especially William Blake, is one of the early 'scholarly' as opposed to popular appreciations of Dylan's art and his oeuvre from his first album up to and including Desire (1976).

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