Accessible, authoritative essays putting one of Britain's best-loved, but seemingly isolated, poet-artists back in touch with his times.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Sarah Haggarty Part I. Life, Works, and Reception: 1. Life Leo Damrosch 2. Networks Jon Mee 3. Engraving Mark Crosby 4. Illuminated books David Worrall 5. Manuscripts Sarah Haggarty 6. Book illustration Luisa Calè 7. Painting Martin Myrone 8. Early reception Sibylle Erle and Keri Davies 9. Late reception Jason Whittaker 10. Editing and editions Morris Eaves Part II. Form, Genre, and Mode: 11. Comedy Fred Parker 12. Prophecy Ian Balfour 13. Rhythm Derek Attridge 14. Songs Steve Newman 15. Sound Michael Hurley 16. Sublimity David Baulch 17. System, myth, and symbol Tilottama Rajan Part III. Creative Cross-Currents: 18. The Bible Stephen Prickett 19. Chaucer, Spenser, and Shakespeare David Fuller 20. Milton G. A. Rosso 21. Eighteenth century and romanticism David Duff 22. Byron Jerome McGann 23. Pre-Raphaelites and aesthetes Elizabeth Helsinger 24. Yeats, Eliot, and Auden Edward Larrissy 25. Whitman, Crane, and the Beats Linda Freedman Part IV. History, Society, and Culture: 26. Animals Kurt Fosso 27. Antiquarianism Noah Heringman 28. Education and childhood Louise Joy 29. Empiricism Nicholas M. Williams 30. Life sciences Denise Gigante 31. London Saree Makdisi 32. Money Matthew Rowlinson 33. Moravianism Alexander Regier 34. Mysticism Laura Quinney 35. Nationalism and imperialism Julia M. Wright 36. Sex, sexuality, gender Susan Matthews 37. War and revolution Andrew Lincoln 38. (Without) sympathy Steven Goldsmith.
Introduction Sarah Haggarty Part I. Life, Works, and Reception: 1. Life Leo Damrosch 2. Networks Jon Mee 3. Engraving Mark Crosby 4. Illuminated books David Worrall 5. Manuscripts Sarah Haggarty 6. Book illustration Luisa Calè 7. Painting Martin Myrone 8. Early reception Sibylle Erle and Keri Davies 9. Late reception Jason Whittaker 10. Editing and editions Morris Eaves Part II. Form, Genre, and Mode: 11. Comedy Fred Parker 12. Prophecy Ian Balfour 13. Rhythm Derek Attridge 14. Songs Steve Newman 15. Sound Michael Hurley 16. Sublimity David Baulch 17. System, myth, and symbol Tilottama Rajan Part III. Creative Cross-Currents: 18. The Bible Stephen Prickett 19. Chaucer, Spenser, and Shakespeare David Fuller 20. Milton G. A. Rosso 21. Eighteenth century and romanticism David Duff 22. Byron Jerome McGann 23. Pre-Raphaelites and aesthetes Elizabeth Helsinger 24. Yeats, Eliot, and Auden Edward Larrissy 25. Whitman, Crane, and the Beats Linda Freedman Part IV. History, Society, and Culture: 26. Animals Kurt Fosso 27. Antiquarianism Noah Heringman 28. Education and childhood Louise Joy 29. Empiricism Nicholas M. Williams 30. Life sciences Denise Gigante 31. London Saree Makdisi 32. Money Matthew Rowlinson 33. Moravianism Alexander Regier 34. Mysticism Laura Quinney 35. Nationalism and imperialism Julia M. Wright 36. Sex, sexuality, gender Susan Matthews 37. War and revolution Andrew Lincoln 38. (Without) sympathy Steven Goldsmith.
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