Searing Apparent Surfaces: Infernal Females in Four Early Works of William Blake

ancient animal apparent surfaces appears archetypal argues beast become Blake body Book of Thel bottom calls color print Copy corrosive creature critics dark Daughters of Albion death delight depths describes desire display distinctions divine Dream early enacts Energy English Eternal example eyes face female figure fires flower Goddess Gods Golden head Hecate Hillman human Illuminated imagination implies infernal method infinite initiation Jerusalem late lover Lucius male manifests Marriage means mood moon mother movement multiple mysteries myth nature Oothoon operation original pagan particular personifying persons perspective pictorial plate poet poetic present Psyche question rainbow reading realm refers relation reveals scene senses serpent serves sexual soul soul-making specific Stockholm Study suggests Thel's Theotormon things transformation Underworld virgin Visions William Blake woman women writes