A selection of essays, written over Alastair Fowler's prestigious career, combining celebrated works of literary criticism and previously unpublished pieces that reflect on developments in literary criticism over the last sixty years.
A selection of essays, written over Alastair Fowler's prestigious career, combining celebrated works of literary criticism and previously unpublished pieces that reflect on developments in literary criticism over the last sixty years.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alastair Fowler, Regius Professor Emeritus of English Literature at the University of Edinburgh, has been Professor of English at the University of Virginia, and was a Fellow of Brasenose College 1962-71. Since 1957 he has divided his time between the USA and Britain. His publications include an annotated edition of Paradise Lost (1968, 1990); a study of genre (Kinds of Literature, 1987, 2019); and a History of English Literature (1987). Some of his studies of genre have been translated into French, Portuguese, and Chinese. His How to Write (2006) is a best-seller.
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Introduction 1: Emblems of Temperance in The Faerie Queene, Book II 2: The Life and Death of Literary Forms: Forms and the Literary Model 3: The 'Better Marks' of Jonson's To Penshurst 4: Pastoral Instruction in 'As You Like It' 5: Paradise Regained': Some Problems of Style 6: The Paradoxical Machinery of The Rape of the Lock 7: Georgic and Pastoral: Laws of Genre in the Seventeenth Century 8: Twelfth Night and Epiphany 9: 'Cut without hands': Herbert's Christian altar 10: Shakespeare's Renaissance Realism 11: Relevance 12: The Emblem as a Literary Genre 13: Lord's Space in Seventeenth-Century Britain 14: The Formation of Genres in the Renaissance and After 15: Gavin Douglas: Romantic Humanist 16: Anagrams 17: Ut Architectura Poesis 18: Perspective and Realism in the Renaissance 19: Penshurst Revisited Further Reading
Introduction 1: Emblems of Temperance in The Faerie Queene, Book II 2: The Life and Death of Literary Forms: Forms and the Literary Model 3: The 'Better Marks' of Jonson's To Penshurst 4: Pastoral Instruction in 'As You Like It' 5: Paradise Regained': Some Problems of Style 6: The Paradoxical Machinery of The Rape of the Lock 7: Georgic and Pastoral: Laws of Genre in the Seventeenth Century 8: Twelfth Night and Epiphany 9: 'Cut without hands': Herbert's Christian altar 10: Shakespeare's Renaissance Realism 11: Relevance 12: The Emblem as a Literary Genre 13: Lord's Space in Seventeenth-Century Britain 14: The Formation of Genres in the Renaissance and After 15: Gavin Douglas: Romantic Humanist 16: Anagrams 17: Ut Architectura Poesis 18: Perspective and Realism in the Renaissance 19: Penshurst Revisited Further Reading
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