Spenser. Uncovering the Allegorical Tapestry of Spenser's Poetic World
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- Nombre de pages226
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-614486-9
- EAN4064066144869
- Date de parution20/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille529 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Spenser, " R. W. Church offers a comprehensive examination of Edmund Spenser's life and works, focusing particularly on the intricate connections between his poetic form and the political landscapes of the late 16th century. Church's literary analysis is deft, employing a blend of historical context and textual criticism that illuminates Spenser's innovative use of the sonnet and allegory. The book engages with themes of nationhood, identity, and morality, situating Spenser within the contemporary debates of the Elizabethan era while also addressing the enduring questions that his poetry raises about nature and human experience.
R. W. Church, an esteemed literary scholar, draws upon extensive research and historical methodology to construct a narrative that not only reflects Spenser's idiosyncratic style but also delves into his motivations and influences as a poet. Church's academic background, steeped in Renaissance literature and critical theory, enables a nuanced perspective that resonates with both Spenser'Äôs contemporaries and the modern reader alike.
His rigorous scholarship is evident, offering a deeper understanding of Spenser'Äôs paradigm as a poet of his time. "Spenser" is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Renaissance literature, illuminating not only Spenser's work but also the socio-political complexities of his time. Church's insightful commentary and robust analysis make this book an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of Spenser's poetic genius and his enduring legacy in the canon of English literature.
R. W. Church, an esteemed literary scholar, draws upon extensive research and historical methodology to construct a narrative that not only reflects Spenser's idiosyncratic style but also delves into his motivations and influences as a poet. Church's academic background, steeped in Renaissance literature and critical theory, enables a nuanced perspective that resonates with both Spenser'Äôs contemporaries and the modern reader alike.
His rigorous scholarship is evident, offering a deeper understanding of Spenser'Äôs paradigm as a poet of his time. "Spenser" is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Renaissance literature, illuminating not only Spenser's work but also the socio-political complexities of his time. Church's insightful commentary and robust analysis make this book an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of Spenser's poetic genius and his enduring legacy in the canon of English literature.
In "Spenser, " R. W. Church offers a comprehensive examination of Edmund Spenser's life and works, focusing particularly on the intricate connections between his poetic form and the political landscapes of the late 16th century. Church's literary analysis is deft, employing a blend of historical context and textual criticism that illuminates Spenser's innovative use of the sonnet and allegory. The book engages with themes of nationhood, identity, and morality, situating Spenser within the contemporary debates of the Elizabethan era while also addressing the enduring questions that his poetry raises about nature and human experience.
R. W. Church, an esteemed literary scholar, draws upon extensive research and historical methodology to construct a narrative that not only reflects Spenser's idiosyncratic style but also delves into his motivations and influences as a poet. Church's academic background, steeped in Renaissance literature and critical theory, enables a nuanced perspective that resonates with both Spenser'Äôs contemporaries and the modern reader alike.
His rigorous scholarship is evident, offering a deeper understanding of Spenser'Äôs paradigm as a poet of his time. "Spenser" is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Renaissance literature, illuminating not only Spenser's work but also the socio-political complexities of his time. Church's insightful commentary and robust analysis make this book an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of Spenser's poetic genius and his enduring legacy in the canon of English literature.
R. W. Church, an esteemed literary scholar, draws upon extensive research and historical methodology to construct a narrative that not only reflects Spenser's idiosyncratic style but also delves into his motivations and influences as a poet. Church's academic background, steeped in Renaissance literature and critical theory, enables a nuanced perspective that resonates with both Spenser'Äôs contemporaries and the modern reader alike.
His rigorous scholarship is evident, offering a deeper understanding of Spenser'Äôs paradigm as a poet of his time. "Spenser" is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Renaissance literature, illuminating not only Spenser's work but also the socio-political complexities of his time. Church's insightful commentary and robust analysis make this book an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of Spenser's poetic genius and his enduring legacy in the canon of English literature.
