A study of the reception of Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas (1544-90) that explores the responses in England and Scotland to Du Bartas's epic masterpiece, the Semaines; the development of his reputation; and the relation of his work to English epic verse, including the works of Spenser, Milton, and Hutchinson.
A study of the reception of Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas (1544-90) that explores the responses in England and Scotland to Du Bartas's epic masterpiece, the Semaines; the development of his reputation; and the relation of his work to English epic verse, including the works of Spenser, Milton, and Hutchinson.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Auger is Lecturer in Early Modern Literature at the University of Birmingham. He previously held a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship at Queen Mary University of London, and taught at Exeter College, Oxford. His work has addressed Franco-British literary relations, translation and imitation practices, literary reception, manuscript studies, epic and religious poetry, and language learning.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1: Introduction: The World as a Book Part I: A Jacobean Poet 2: History of a Friendship: James VI and Du Bartas 3: Solidarity and Compliance: Sixteenth-Century Translations 4: Curating the Protestant Imagination 5: Devine Weekes and its Readers Part II: Scriptural Poetry and the Self 6: Little Histories: Patterns for Divine Poetry I 7: Meditations: Patterns for Divine Poetry II 8: Writing for the Inner Eye 9: Retrospectives Appendix: Synopsis of the Semaines
Preface 1: Introduction: The World as a Book Part I: A Jacobean Poet 2: History of a Friendship: James VI and Du Bartas 3: Solidarity and Compliance: Sixteenth-Century Translations 4: Curating the Protestant Imagination 5: Devine Weekes and its Readers Part II: Scriptural Poetry and the Self 6: Little Histories: Patterns for Divine Poetry I 7: Meditations: Patterns for Divine Poetry II 8: Writing for the Inner Eye 9: Retrospectives Appendix: Synopsis of the Semaines
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