Eric Weiskott examines the uses and misuses of three metrical forms as markers of literary periodization: alliterative meter, tetrameter, and pentameter. Rejecting the traditional division between medieval and modern, Weiskott's analysis of metrical history renegotiates the trajectories of English literary history between 1350 and 1650.
Eric Weiskott examines the uses and misuses of three metrical forms as markers of literary periodization: alliterative meter, tetrameter, and pentameter. Rejecting the traditional division between medieval and modern, Weiskott's analysis of metrical history renegotiates the trajectories of English literary history between 1350 and 1650.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eric Weiskott is Associate Professor of English at Boston College. He is author of English Alliterative Verse: Poetic Tradition and Literary History and coeditor of The Shapes of Early English Poetry: Style, Form, History. He co-edits the Yearbook of Langland Studies.
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List of Abbreviations Note on Quotations and Scansion Preface Introduction. Modernity: The Problem of a History Part I. Alliterative Meter, Tetrameter, Political Prophecy Chapter 1. English Political Prophecy: Coordinates of Form and History Chapter 2. The Age of Prophecy Chapter 3. The Ireland Prophecy and the Future of Alliterative Verse Chapter 4. Tetrameter: The Future of Alliterative Verse Chapter 5. Where Have All the Pentameter Prophecies Gone? Part II. Alliterative Meter, Pentameter, Langland Chapter 6. Alliterative Meter and Blank Verse, 1540-1667 Chapter 7. The Rhymelessness of Piers Plowman Chapter 8. Langland's Meter and Blank Verse, 1700-2000 Part III. Tetrameter, Pentameter, Chaucer Chapter 9. Chaucer and the Problem of Modernity Chapter 10. Chaucer's English Metrical Phonology: Tetrameter to Pentameter Chapter 11. The Age of Pentameter Conclusion. From Archive to Canon Appendix A. English Prophecy Books Appendix B. Some Texts of English Verse Prophecies Not Noted in NIMEV Appendix C. Compilers, Scribes, and Owners of Manuscripts Containing Political Prophecy Appendix D. The Ireland Prophecy Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations Note on Quotations and Scansion Preface Introduction. Modernity: The Problem of a History Part I. Alliterative Meter, Tetrameter, Political Prophecy Chapter 1. English Political Prophecy: Coordinates of Form and History Chapter 2. The Age of Prophecy Chapter 3. The Ireland Prophecy and the Future of Alliterative Verse Chapter 4. Tetrameter: The Future of Alliterative Verse Chapter 5. Where Have All the Pentameter Prophecies Gone? Part II. Alliterative Meter, Pentameter, Langland Chapter 6. Alliterative Meter and Blank Verse, 1540-1667 Chapter 7. The Rhymelessness of Piers Plowman Chapter 8. Langland's Meter and Blank Verse, 1700-2000 Part III. Tetrameter, Pentameter, Chaucer Chapter 9. Chaucer and the Problem of Modernity Chapter 10. Chaucer's English Metrical Phonology: Tetrameter to Pentameter Chapter 11. The Age of Pentameter Conclusion. From Archive to Canon Appendix A. English Prophecy Books Appendix B. Some Texts of English Verse Prophecies Not Noted in NIMEV Appendix C. Compilers, Scribes, and Owners of Manuscripts Containing Political Prophecy Appendix D. The Ireland Prophecy Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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