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		Anthony Burgess on the Mimetic Response Burgess similarly rejected the notion that the novel or the film could drive readers and viewers to violence, though he notes that the film could not be made until society had become sufficiently tolerant of images of violence and sexuality in popular culture.
		Anthony Burgess, who was born on Feb. 25, 1917, and died on Nov. 25, 1993, who also published as John Burgess Wilson and as Joseph Kell, was a versatile translator, musician, and comic novelist.
		Burgess's remarks about pornography clarify by the contrast: unlike art, pornography is precisely intended to collapse the distinction between art and life and to trick the viewer into responding as if the image is the real thing: no catharsis or "purification" of feeling into thought, no self-reflection, no critique.
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	Anthony Burgess
		Burgess, Anthony Burgess, Anthony Burgess, Anthony Burgess, Anthony Burgess, Anthony bg:&1040;&1085;&1090;&1098;&1085;&1080; &1041;&1098;&1088;&1076;&1078;&1077;&1089; de:Anthony Burgess es:Anthony Burgess eo:Anthony BURGESS fr:Anthony Burgess nl:Anthony Burgess pl:Anthony Burgess sv:Anthony Burgess
		Anthony Burgess was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England to a Catholic family, and was left motherless at two years old by the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic.
		Anthony Burgess had a long-term peeve of being confused with members of the Cambridge Five.
	anthony-burgess.geeks.dnip.net (2232 words)

	Quadrant: Burgess's oath to poetry.(Revolutionary Sonnets and Other Poems)(Book Review)@ HighBeam Research
		HAVING KILLED the poet Enderby in one novel, Anthony Burgess proceeded to write Enderby's Dark Lady or No End to Enderby (1984) in which the poet is alive again.
		Enderby, Burgess explains, was born of a delirious bout of sandfly fever in North Borneo in early 1959, when, Burgess writes in the same prefatory...
		In the prefatory note to that novella Burgess expounds the view that "fictional characters, though they sometimes may have to die, are curiously immune to death".
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	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		My favorite Burgess novels are Enderby--about the misadventures of its ephonymous poet hero; Nothing Like the Sun--about Shakespeare's love life (and much as I admire Dead Man in Deptford, which I reviewed, I still prefer Sun); and his vast Earthly Powers.
		Yet Burgesss' masterwork may be the two volumes of his autobiography: Little Wilson and Big God and You've Had Your Time (great title, that).
		Still, there are few pleasures as unexpected as being enthralled by a well-read audio book while driving at 70 miles per hour on the Pennsylvania turnpike at 1 in the morning.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/99/dirda1110.htm (2574 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Anthony Burgess
		Burgess published well over 50 books covering a wide range of subject matter, including mainstream fiction such as the Enderby tetralogy (about a reclusive poet), dystopian science fiction such as The Wanting Seed, and the guides to James Joyce, Here Comes Everybody (aka Re Joyce) and Joysprick.
		Anthony Burgess was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England to a Catholic family, and was left motherless at two years old by the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic.
		In 1954 Burgess and the woman he had married in 1942, the Welsh-born Lynne (their union was childless), left for Malaya (now Malaysia), where he was a teacher and education officer in the British colonial service.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Anthony_Burgess (2222 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		My favorite Burgess novels are Enderby--about the misadventures of its ephonymous poet hero; Nothing Like the Sun--about Shakespeare's love life (and much as I admire Dead Man in Deptford, which I reviewed, I still prefer Sun); and his vast Earthly Powers.
		Yet Burgesss' masterwork may be the two volumes of his autobiography: Little Wilson and Big God and You've Had Your Time (great title, that).
		Still, there are few pleasures as unexpected as being enthralled by a well-read audio book while driving at 70 miles per hour on the Pennsylvania turnpike at 1 in the morning.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/99/dirda1110.htm (2574 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		My favorite Burgess novels are Enderby--about the misadventures of its ephonymous poet hero; Nothing Like the Sun--about Shakespeare's love life (and much as I admire Dead Man in Deptford, which I reviewed, I still prefer Sun); and his vast Earthly Powers.
		Yet Burgesss' masterwork may be the two volumes of his autobiography: Little Wilson and Big God and You've Had Your Time (great title, that).
		If he's not reviewing a fat literary biography or an ambitious new novel, he's likely to be writing a lighthearted essay about the joys and burdens of living in a house filled with way too many books.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/99/dirda1110.htm (2574 words)

	Inside Mr Enderby - Anthony Burgess
		Enderby is content and happy in his degraded seclusion, buffeted by the noises of the outside world.
		Enderby is a raucous and unwieldy baptism by word that introduces us to the wise poet FX Enderby.
		Enderby, whose work is the epitome of epic lyricism, is as flawed and disgusting personage.
	www.anthonyburgess.com /anthonyburgess_reviews/rr_ime.html (2574 words)

	Anthony Burgess - Not only Clockwork Orange
		Anthony Burgess died November 26, 1993, in London Hospital, and is buried in Monte Carlo.
		Alex's Adventures in Wonderland, a review of Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange
		Honey for the Bears - A running commentary by Liana Burgess
	beifaust.tripod.com /AnthonyBurgess.htm (741 words)

	Julian's Books at antiqbook.com
		32585: BURGESS, ANTHONY, - Enderby's Dark Lady - Or No End to Enderby.
		23599: BROWN, RITA MAE; BROWN, SNEAKY PIE, - Murder on the Prowl.
		35794: BUGLIOSI, VINCENT (PROSECUTOR OF THE TATE-LABIANCA TRIALS) WITH CURT GENTRY, - Helter Skelter the True Story of the Manson Murders.
	www.antiqbook.com /boox/jul/books6000.shtml (741 words)

	Anthony Burgess
		He also used the pseudonym Joseph Kell and once reviewed Kell's novel INSIDE MR ENDERBY (1963) for the Yorkshire Post; when the editor sent him the author's novel - Burgess thought it was a practical joke but it wasn't.
		After collapsing in classroom at the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin College in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, Burgess returned to England.
		Burgess himself wrote letters to the editor of the Daily Mail as Mohamed Ali, an outraged Pakistani moralist.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /burgess.htm (1505 words)

	Anthony Burgess
		He also used the pseudonym Joseph Kell and once reviewed Kell's novel INSIDE MR ENDERBY (1963) for the Yorkshire Post ; when the editor sent him the author's novel - Burgess thought it was a practical joke but it wasn't.
		After collapsing in classroom at the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin College in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, Burgess returned to England.
		During World War II Burgess served in the Royal Army Medical corps.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /burgess.htm (1505 words)

	The Mail on Sunday (London, England) : A lifetime of fiction exposed; Anthony Burgess by Roger Lewis Faber [pounds sterling]20 _[pounds sterling]16 *****.(Review) @ HighBeam Research
		Nearly 40 years ago, on the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I hurled o n e o f A n t h o n y Burgess's Enderby novels into the Irish Sea, unable to bear another word.
		A lifetime of fiction exposed; Anthony Burgess by Roger Lewis Faber [pounds sterling]20 _[pounds sterling]16 *****.(Review)
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	static.highbeam.com /t/themailonsundaylondonengland/december152002/alifetimeoffictionexposedanthonyburgessbyrogerlewi/index.html (1505 words)

	Heaven 17 . Sheffield . Anthony Burgess . A Clockwork Orange . 1983 . 1984 . Midge Ure . Sting (musician) . Live Aid . Erasure
		Burgess published over 50 books covering a wide range of subject matter, including mainstream fiction such as the Enderby tetralogy about a reclusive poet, dystopia dystopian science fiction such as The Wanting Seed, and the guides to...
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		Other songs from the same album, The Luxury Gap, also charted though not as high - "Come Live With Me" reached
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	AllRefer.com - Anthony Burgess (English Literature, 20th Century To The Present, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Enderby (1961), MF (1971), Napoleon Symphony: A Novel in Four Movements (1974), Earthly Powers (1980), The Devil's Mode (1989), and the posthumously published A Dead Man in Deptford (1995) and Byrne (1997); as well as a study of James Joyce, Re Joyce (1968).
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