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blake-90	Freeman, Kathryn	James Rovira, Blake and Kierkegaard: Creation and Anxiety	2012	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1434	43	43	More prob- lematic than the claim that the binaries—science vs. religion, nature vs. artifice, and democracy vs. monarchy—exist within texts is Rovira’s assertion that Blake and Kierkegaard repre- sent, if not precisely two polarities, two sides of the study’s central binary, “creation and anxiety”: “Blake’s mythology rep- resents the ‘creation’ and Kierkegaard’s philosophy the ‘anxi- ety’ of creation anxiety” (2). Just as this synthesis of history and subjectivity offers a rethinking of Blake and of Kierkegaard, Rovira’s revision of Derridean deconstruction from the hindsight of new histori- cism challenges the assumption of mutual exclusion between the two theoretical positions.	cache/blake-90.pdf	txt/blake-90.txt