Renaissance Drama as Cultural History: Essays from Renaissance Drama, 1977-1987Mary Beth Rose Northwestern University Press, 1990 - 514 ページ The valuable annual Renaissance drama provides a broad forum for scholarly inquiry into the drama of the Renaissance. This collection of essays from past volumes focuses on the relation of the drama to cultural change and employs various historicist approaches to the study of Renaissance drama. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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... poetic imitation is elaborated in an illuminating passage in his Discoveries , where he defines imita- tion as being able " to convert the substance or Riches of an other Poet " to one's own use by making “ choice of one excellent man ...
... poetic imitation is elaborated in an illuminating passage in his Discoveries , where he defines imita- tion as being able " to convert the substance or Riches of an other Poet " to one's own use by making “ choice of one excellent man ...
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... poet is " halfe starvd for want of her peculiar foode / Sacred invention , ” terms recalling those used earlier in describing Matheo's theft from Marlowe . Jonson also attacks “ braine- lesse guls " who “ utter their stolne wares / With ...
... poet is " halfe starvd for want of her peculiar foode / Sacred invention , ” terms recalling those used earlier in describing Matheo's theft from Marlowe . Jonson also attacks “ braine- lesse guls " who “ utter their stolne wares / With ...
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... poet is Ovid , the poem the fifteenth elegy of book 1 of his Amores . And in the ensuing scene he must confront a repressive fa- ther , Ovid Senior , intent on blocking his poetic career . The elegy he recites is about envy - which ...
... poet is Ovid , the poem the fifteenth elegy of book 1 of his Amores . And in the ensuing scene he must confront a repressive fa- ther , Ovid Senior , intent on blocking his poetic career . The elegy he recites is about envy - which ...
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