Oxford Handbook of the Elegy
Herausgeber: Weisman, Karen
Oxford Handbook of the Elegy
Herausgeber: Weisman, Karen
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The single most comprehensive study of elegy, this Handbook offers groundbreaking scholarship, historical breadth, and responds to recent exciting developments in elegy studies: the explosion in interest in elegies about AIDS, cancer, and war; the reconsideration of the role of women; and elegy's relation to ethics, philosophy, and theory.
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The single most comprehensive study of elegy, this Handbook offers groundbreaking scholarship, historical breadth, and responds to recent exciting developments in elegy studies: the explosion in interest in elegies about AIDS, cancer, and war; the reconsideration of the role of women; and elegy's relation to ethics, philosophy, and theory.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press (UK)
- Seitenzahl: 738
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 175mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 1406g
- ISBN-13: 9780199228133
- ISBN-10: 0199228132
- Artikelnr.: 29934473
- Verlag: Oxford University Press (UK)
- Seitenzahl: 738
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 175mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 1406g
- ISBN-13: 9780199228133
- ISBN-10: 0199228132
- Artikelnr.: 29934473
Karen Weisman is Associate Professor of English and Associate of the Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Toronto. She is the author of Imageless Truths: Shelley's Poetic Fictions (University of Pennsylvania Press) and numerous articles and chapters on Romantic and post-Romantic poetry and culture. She is currently completing a study of nineteenth-century Anglo-Jewish elegy.
* INTRODUCTION
* HISTORY
* 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy
* 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar
Story of Elegy in Rome
* 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible
* 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy
* 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy
* 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy
* 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the
English Pastoral Elegy
* 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After)
* 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief
History
* 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem
In and Around the Eighteenth Century
* 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy
* 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy
* 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity
* 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy
* 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age
* 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and
the Great War
* 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy
Between the Wars
* 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins
* 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study
of Native American Elegy
* 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying
* 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with
Testimonial
* 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945
* 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy
* KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE
* 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern
* 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the
British Woman Poet
* 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship
and the Affective Politics of Grief
* 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in
Early Modern England
* 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of
Mourning
* 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640
* 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in
Drama, 1700-1800,
* 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic
Theory, and Elegiac Form
* 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds
* 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the
Elegiac in Film
* 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of
Mourning,
* 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies
* 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy
* 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts
* 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy
* HISTORY
* 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy
* 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar
Story of Elegy in Rome
* 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible
* 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy
* 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy
* 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy
* 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the
English Pastoral Elegy
* 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After)
* 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief
History
* 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem
In and Around the Eighteenth Century
* 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy
* 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy
* 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity
* 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy
* 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age
* 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and
the Great War
* 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy
Between the Wars
* 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins
* 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study
of Native American Elegy
* 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying
* 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with
Testimonial
* 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945
* 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy
* KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE
* 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern
* 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the
British Woman Poet
* 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship
and the Affective Politics of Grief
* 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in
Early Modern England
* 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of
Mourning
* 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640
* 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in
Drama, 1700-1800,
* 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic
Theory, and Elegiac Form
* 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds
* 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the
Elegiac in Film
* 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of
Mourning,
* 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies
* 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy
* 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts
* 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy
* INTRODUCTION
* HISTORY
* 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy
* 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar
Story of Elegy in Rome
* 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible
* 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy
* 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy
* 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy
* 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the
English Pastoral Elegy
* 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After)
* 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief
History
* 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem
In and Around the Eighteenth Century
* 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy
* 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy
* 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity
* 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy
* 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age
* 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and
the Great War
* 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy
Between the Wars
* 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins
* 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study
of Native American Elegy
* 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying
* 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with
Testimonial
* 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945
* 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy
* KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE
* 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern
* 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the
British Woman Poet
* 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship
and the Affective Politics of Grief
* 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in
Early Modern England
* 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of
Mourning
* 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640
* 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in
Drama, 1700-1800,
* 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic
Theory, and Elegiac Form
* 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds
* 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the
Elegiac in Film
* 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of
Mourning,
* 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies
* 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy
* 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts
* 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy
* HISTORY
* 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy
* 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar
Story of Elegy in Rome
* 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible
* 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy
* 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy
* 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy
* 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the
English Pastoral Elegy
* 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After)
* 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief
History
* 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem
In and Around the Eighteenth Century
* 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy
* 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy
* 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity
* 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy
* 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age
* 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and
the Great War
* 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy
Between the Wars
* 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins
* 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study
of Native American Elegy
* 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying
* 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with
Testimonial
* 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945
* 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy
* KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE
* 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern
* 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the
British Woman Poet
* 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship
and the Affective Politics of Grief
* 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in
Early Modern England
* 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of
Mourning
* 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640
* 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in
Drama, 1700-1800,
* 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic
Theory, and Elegiac Form
* 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds
* 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the
Elegiac in Film
* 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of
Mourning,
* 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies
* 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy
* 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts
* 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy