This sense of belatedness may be attributed to the fact that Thomas Clareson, who died in 1993, composed three initial chapters, while Joe Sanders revised and completed the manuscript. The first four ...

Linker’s main point — and it’s a trenchant one — is to note the belatedness of the effort: National Review and Public Interest took years or even decades to bring the fusionist New ...

Still, the belatedness of these acknowledgments of Trump’s waning grasp of the real speaks volumes about the failures of the elite press to confront the character of the candidate over the past ...

"The "Lakeness" of Southey, Coleridge and Wordsworth amounted to a revisionary belatedness. This richly researched study shows us how an initially hostile label came to signify something positive ...

It is the nature of provincial life to feel deprived of experiences and opportunities and power, of a kind of belatedness, but none of this annotates our living experience. I don’t feel like a ...

4: Restoration--Early Georgian. Gen. Ed. Harold Bloom. New York: Chelsea House, 1987. 1973-81. "Bunyan, Luther, and the Struggle with Belatedness in Grace Abounding." University of Toronto Quarterly ...

“The time is out of joint” is the other: the sense of perpetual belatedness, of being a helpless spectator to your own history, and also of having your political hopes frustrated by a corrupt ...