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Papers of Harold Stewart
The Acc07.056 instalment comprises the aerogramme from Harold Stewart to T. Graham Fisher, 22 May 1983 (1 item).
Buddha in a Bookshop
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Psychic Experience and Problems of Technique
Harold Stewart, a distinguished psychoanalyst of more than 30 years' experience, began his medical career as a general practitioner. He was drawn first towards hypnotherapy, then to psychoanalysis, as a more sensitive, productive and far-reaching method of exploring patients' problems. In this book Stewart draws deeply on his own clinical experience to focus on changes in the patient's experience of inner space, and to record the growth of his own understanding of the patient's experience and how this can change. Beginning with a vivid account of the role of collusion in the myth of Jocasta and Oedipus, he goes on to a theoretical discussion of thinking, dreams, inner space and the hypnotic ...
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Damaged Men
Years after his death, poet and political warrior James McAuley continues to provoke controversy. This is the story of his hidden relationship with fellow poet Harold Stewart.
Chime of Windbells
A Year of Japanese Haiku in English Verse. Harold Stewart is an Australian poet who lives in Kyoto. His first anthology of Japanese haiku was published as A Net of Fireflies. This is his second. He has also written Phoenix Wings, Orpheus, and New Phoenix Wings Praise for Chime of Windbells: "…a beautifully printed and bound book … an exquisite gift for any occasion and should also be considered for poetry collections and libraries." —Best Sellers “…attractive, visually and literarily." —Library Journal "…I value them [the haiku] more highly than any of the other notable verse translations of our period." —Geoffrey Lehmann The Bulletin, Sydney “…a luxury item for the aesthete who has everything." —Courier–Post “…recommended for schools and libraries as well as for anyone who would enjoy a stimulating change in their reading habits." —Boston Sunday Globe
"Asian Expatriate Immersion in the Later Works of Harold Stewart"
The purpose of this thesis is to locate Harold Stewart (1916-1995) as the historical precursor to three decades of recent Australian poetic responses to Asia. Moving to Kyoto, he immersed himself deeply in Japanese and Chinese classical thought, writing two epics, By the Old Walls of Kyoto and Autumn Landscape Roll. Both are panoramic depictions of Mahayana Buddhism, unprecedented in English-language poetry. The art of meaningful engagement with Asia without repeating patterns of casual acquisitiveness, post-colonial condescension, or fanciful Orientalism is the defining issue addressed through this study of Stewart's formalist poetic works, many of which remain unpublished, and have been pa...
