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• There was so much . . . unlikeness among us.
• Likeness and Unlikeness are both in fact only " Likeness ".
• Seen from its " Negative " aspect, it is Unlikeness reflected back onto itself off of Likeness.
• Each of the three main storylines has its own unique hue that highlights their originality and unlikeness to each other.
• A given determination, as seen from its " Positive " aspect, is Likeness reflected back onto itself off of Unlikeness.
• Five of the poems in this collection were revised versions of poems from his first book, " Land of Unlikeness " ( 1944 ).
• It was in 1944 that the two printed Lowell's first poetry book, " The Land of Unlikeness, " illustrated by Gustav Wolf.
• He theorized that " paintings must be something between likeness and unlikeness, much like today's vulgarians, but not like to cheat popular people ".
• What specifically is " Different " about something can similarly only be determined by a Comparison of " Unlikeness " between it and something else.
• Lowell published " Land of Unlikeness " in 1944, followed in 1946 by the Pulitzer Prize-winning " Lord Weary's Castle ."
• The hidden, internal unity that bound the two moments of Identity and Difference together despite their apparent mutual indifference becomes explicit once they are mediated from the outside by Likeness and Unlikeness.
• Over also predicted that the series would begin jumping the shark at episode 5, primarily due to a lack of quality scripts and an unlikeness to the real life of a Navy officer.
• In 1946, Lowell received wide acclaim for his next book, " Lord Weary's Castle ", which included five poems slightly revised from " Land of Unlikeness " and thirty new poems.
• Both " Land of Unlikeness " and " Lord Weary's Castle " were influenced by Lowell's conversion from Episcopalianism to Catholicism and explored the dark side of America's Puritan legacy.
• The " internal " union that existed between Identity and Difference which is merely implicit to the outside observer, therefore emerges again in external reflection between Likeness and Unlikeness, and thus overcomes the " external"
• Poetry blew sparks of uncommon insight and imagery over the landscape : making the reader's familiar terrain startlingly unfamiliar, brushing it with the fire of ( italics ) unlikeness, ( end italics ) as well as mirroring likeness.
• However, one big difference between these two books is that, in " Lord Weary's Castle ", Lowell tempers the severe religiosity that characterized many of the poems in " Land of Unlikeness ".
• It may seem a small matter for the God to make himself understood, but this is not so easy of accomplishment if he is to refrain from annihilating the unlikeness that exists between them . " Philosophical Fragments " p . 20
• ""'Land of Unlikeness " "', Robert Lowell's first book of poetry, was published in 1944 in a limited edition of two hundred and fifty copies by Harry Duncan at the Cummington Press.
• Lowell's first book of poems, " Land of Unlikeness " ( 1944 ) was also highly influenced by Lowell's conversion to Catholicism, leading Tate to call Lowell " a Catholic poet " in his introduction to the volume.