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About: The Anathemata

About: The Anathemata

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The Anathemata is an epic poem by the British poet David Jones, first published in England in 1952. Along with 1937's In Parenthesis, it is the text upon which Jones' reputation largely rests.

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  • The Anathemata is an epic poem by the British poet David Jones, first published in England in 1952. Along with 1937's In Parenthesis, it is the text upon which Jones' reputation largely rests. (en)
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  • English, with some Latin and Welsh (en)
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  • The Anathemata (en)
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  • Faber and Faber
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  • The Anathemata is an epic poem by the British poet David Jones, first published in England in 1952. Along with 1937's In Parenthesis, it is the text upon which Jones' reputation largely rests. (en)
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  • The Anathemata (en)
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  • The Anathemata (en)
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