Книга "Eighteenth-Century Poetry" - это авторитетный источник по английской поэзии XVIII века, который теперь доступен в расширенном третьем издании. В книге представлена богатая разнообразия поэзия на английском языке с 1700 по 1800 годы, включая произведения таких знаменитых поэтов, как Финч, Свифт, Поуп, Монтагю, Джонсон, Грей, Бернс и Каупер, а также менее известные материалы, которые предлагают новые направления для исследований и обучения. Книга включает 46 новых поэм, больше произведений женских поэтесс, а также четырех новых поэтов (Мэри Барбер, Мэхетабел Урайт, Анна Сьюард и Мэри Робинсон), поэмы, отражающие новые экологические подходы к литературе XVIII века и произведения о искусстве письма. Книга легко доступна и удобна в использовании, с обширными примечаниями, расширенным тематическим индексом и привлекательным дизайном.
Currently the definitive text on English poetry of the eighteenth century, currently available in its third edition and representing a comprehensive presentation of literature written between 177 and 1830. Authors provide authoritative selections in beautiful full-page illustrations including scholarly details and information, all presented on-page to allow for close access to even the most modern reading experience.This edition includes 46 previously unpublished poems by some of England's leading poetry authorities. Key additions are new writings by British wonen, including poet new to major scholarly editions Mary Barber, This edition also includes newly discovered work by two notable poets, formerly unrepresented: Hannah Todd Heintz and Anna Seward. Ecological approaches are at the nexus of approximately half of the poems featured, reinforcing the environmental memory weaves throughout the body of scholarship on English eighteenth-century poes.The Editors likewise draw noteworthy examples from recent trends, not only as critics engage poetic endeavor, but also as students investigate how new ways of thinking and approaching original texts are changing perspectives on bygone eras.A minimal Muslim presence adds an intriguing new narrative element to the context of socio-historical eorts of identity formation. The combination of varied voices renders this collection fascinating for any scholar or student working within the field of English poésie.Literature in general and poetry in particular undoubtedly facilitated social interaction across broad swaths of eighteenth th century middlings society within both Britain and colonies. Engaging with this selection allows readers to learn heavily from these other social spheres and envision critical potential new paths for understanding the place of poetry within the evolving fiction of the British Isles and their diasporic disciples.
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