Offers a new and challenging account of the relationships between rhetoric and aesthetics, informed by literature, critical theory and philosophy. Offers readings of familiar and unfamiliar early modern texts by Shakespeare, Sidney, Jonson and others that will be of interest to researchers and students of literature, aesthetics and rhetoric.
Offers a new and challenging account of the relationships between rhetoric and aesthetics, informed by literature, critical theory and philosophy. Offers readings of familiar and unfamiliar early modern texts by Shakespeare, Sidney, Jonson and others that will be of interest to researchers and students of literature, aesthetics and rhetoric.
Mark Robson teaches at the University of Nottingham
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: The sense of early modern writing Part I: Sense's reading 2. Rhetoric, in more than one sense 3. Is there an early modern aesthetic? 4. Poetry's defences Part II: Reading's senses 5. To sign: Sir Thomas More 6. Swansongs 7. To hear with eyes 8. Blind faith Epilogue
1. Introduction: The sense of early modern writing Part I: Sense's reading 2. Rhetoric, in more than one sense 3. Is there an early modern aesthetic? 4. Poetry's defences Part II: Reading's senses 5. To sign: Sir Thomas More 6. Swansongs 7. To hear with eyes 8. Blind faith Epilogue
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