Melodious Tears: The English Funeral Elegy from Spenser to Milton: Oxford English Monographs
Autor Dennis Kayen Limba Engleză Hardback – 9 aug 1990
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780198117896
ISBN-10: 0198117892
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 144 x 223 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Clarendon Press
Colecția Clarendon Press
Seria Oxford English Monographs
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0198117892
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 144 x 223 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Clarendon Press
Colecția Clarendon Press
Seria Oxford English Monographs
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Recenzii
`...there are master-pieces as well as pedestrian poetry in Melodius Tears...In Neo-Latin and in English, for the funeral elegy was "one of the ways poets learnt to write in the vernacular"' were many verses both sincere and introspective as well as many occasional and conventional. This book concisely and insightfully surveys them all.'ibliotheque d'Humanisme el Renaissance
`... rich and thoughtful book. The book's liveliest interest is with rhetoric, with the manipulation of poetic manners. Kay's best moments depend on beautifully observant commentary on the strategies of writing.'Robert Cummings, Times Higher Education Supplement
'he has given us a better sense of the variety of English elegy than we have had before ... What distinguishes Kay's journey along this road is his generosity toward his subjects.'G.W. Pigman III, California Institute of Technology, Journal of English and Germanic Philology, July 1992 (Volume 91 No. 3)
'One of the values of Kay's study is ... its underscoring of the plural, anthologist elements in the origin of Donne's and Milton's elegies, and its defence of these unprecedentedly inclusive poems against narrow notions of generic unity. With Medlodious Tears, the reader now has a fair-minded and scrupulous survey of the many and various examples of the genre, individual and anthologized, that precede Milton's 'Yet once more'.'Peter Sacks, The Johns Hopkins University, YES, 23, 1993
'Kay's particular strength in this daunting survey lies in his extensive knwoledge of elegiac conventions, strategies, and structures, which gives his descriptions of derivation and taxonomy an impressive authority. 'Melodious Tears stands as a mine of information, an incisive and learned study.'Raymond B. Waddington, University of Caliornia, Davis, Renaissance Quarterly
'Dr. Kay's book is a welcome addition to the Oxford English Monographs series. Kay has produced a substantial, scholarly, and well written account of the most seminal; period in the history of the English funeral elegy. His research is wide-ranging and up to date. He is consistently good on the role of the elegiac speaker, his functions, self-presentation and interests, and on the communal aspects of mourning.'David Thatcher, Archiv, 1992
`... rich and thoughtful book. The book's liveliest interest is with rhetoric, with the manipulation of poetic manners. Kay's best moments depend on beautifully observant commentary on the strategies of writing.'Robert Cummings, Times Higher Education Supplement
'he has given us a better sense of the variety of English elegy than we have had before ... What distinguishes Kay's journey along this road is his generosity toward his subjects.'G.W. Pigman III, California Institute of Technology, Journal of English and Germanic Philology, July 1992 (Volume 91 No. 3)
'One of the values of Kay's study is ... its underscoring of the plural, anthologist elements in the origin of Donne's and Milton's elegies, and its defence of these unprecedentedly inclusive poems against narrow notions of generic unity. With Medlodious Tears, the reader now has a fair-minded and scrupulous survey of the many and various examples of the genre, individual and anthologized, that precede Milton's 'Yet once more'.'Peter Sacks, The Johns Hopkins University, YES, 23, 1993
'Kay's particular strength in this daunting survey lies in his extensive knwoledge of elegiac conventions, strategies, and structures, which gives his descriptions of derivation and taxonomy an impressive authority. 'Melodious Tears stands as a mine of information, an incisive and learned study.'Raymond B. Waddington, University of Caliornia, Davis, Renaissance Quarterly
'Dr. Kay's book is a welcome addition to the Oxford English Monographs series. Kay has produced a substantial, scholarly, and well written account of the most seminal; period in the history of the English funeral elegy. His research is wide-ranging and up to date. He is consistently good on the role of the elegiac speaker, his functions, self-presentation and interests, and on the communal aspects of mourning.'David Thatcher, Archiv, 1992