Some Versions of Pastoral is one of the most famous books of literary criticism of the twentieth century, with chapters of unrivalled brilliance that include celebrated discussions of Shakespeare, Milton, and Lewis Carroll. This is the first edition to supply a full critical commentary, bringing the book into a new currency for a modern audience.
Some Versions of Pastoral is one of the most famous books of literary criticism of the twentieth century, with chapters of unrivalled brilliance that include celebrated discussions of Shakespeare, Milton, and Lewis Carroll. This is the first edition to supply a full critical commentary, bringing the book into a new currency for a modern audience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
William Empson (1906-1984), poet, critic and essayist, is most famous for his first book, Seven Types of Ambiguity, begun while he was in Cambridge undergraduate. After a stint teaching in Japan and China, he worked for the BBC throughout the Second World War, afterwards returning to China for a longer stay. He was a professor of the University of Sheffield between 1952 and 1971, and was knighted in 1979. His other notable works include The Structure of Complex Words and Milton's God. Collected Poems was published in 1955, and his Complete Poems was published in 2000 by the Penguin Press Seamus Perry is Professor of English Literature and Massey Fellow, Balliol College, Oxford. His publications include Coleridge and the Uses of Division and Coleridge's Notebooks: A Selection, and, co-edited with Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, Tennyson Among the Poets (all OUP).
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Editor's Introduction Some Versions of Pastoral Preface to the 1974 edition I: Proletarian Literature II: Double Plots III: They That Have Power IV: Marvell's Garden V: Milton and Bentley VI: The Beggar's Opera VII: Alice in Wonderland Appendix 1: Related Writings i: THe Negation of Negation (1927) ii: Elizabethan Rogues (1930) iii: To I.A. Richards (1932) iv: Mrs Dalloway as a Political Satire (1932) v: Introduction [to T.S. Eliot, Selected Essays] (1933) vi: Some Versions of Pastoral (1935) vii: Pantheism and the new Astronomy (1936) Appendix 2: James Smith, 'On Metaphysical Poetry' Commentary Textual Notes Corresponding page numbers in the principal editions of Some Versions of Pastoral
Editor's Introduction Some Versions of Pastoral Preface to the 1974 edition I: Proletarian Literature II: Double Plots III: They That Have Power IV: Marvell's Garden V: Milton and Bentley VI: The Beggar's Opera VII: Alice in Wonderland Appendix 1: Related Writings i: THe Negation of Negation (1927) ii: Elizabethan Rogues (1930) iii: To I.A. Richards (1932) iv: Mrs Dalloway as a Political Satire (1932) v: Introduction [to T.S. Eliot, Selected Essays] (1933) vi: Some Versions of Pastoral (1935) vii: Pantheism and the new Astronomy (1936) Appendix 2: James Smith, 'On Metaphysical Poetry' Commentary Textual Notes Corresponding page numbers in the principal editions of Some Versions of Pastoral
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