The Book of Old English Ballads. Exploring the Rich Tradition of Old English Ballads
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- Nombre de pages144
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664617361
- EAN4057664617361
- Date de parution25/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille592 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
George Wharton Edwards' "The Book of Old English Ballads" is a meticulously curated anthology that celebrates the rich tapestry of English folk tradition through a collection of timeless ballads. Edwards employs a blend of lyrical elegance and scholarly precision, providing contemporary readers with both an appreciation for the original lyrical forms and a deeper understanding of their historical and cultural significance.
The selection reflects a variety of themes'Äîfrom the heroic to the pastoral'Äîhighlighting the narrative strength and emotional resonance of this beloved literary genre, all while remaining accessible through Edwards' deft editing and notes that contextualize each ballad within the broader landscapes of English literature. Edwards himself was a passionate advocate for the preservation of folk music and traditions, a stance that was likely influenced by his own background and experiences within the cultural melting pot of America at the turn of the 20th century.
His work encompassed not only literature but also the visual arts, which enriched his narrative style in "The Book of Old English Ballads." His aim was to celebrate the lyrical beauty and narrative depth of the oral tradition, reconnecting modern audiences with their cultural heritage. For readers seeking a poignant introduction to English ballads, this anthology is an essential resource. It is not just a collection of poems; it is an exploration of the human experience through the ages, an invitation to step back in time and appreciate the enchanting stories that have shaped English cultural identity.
Scholars, students, and lovers of poetry alike will find in this book both solace and inspiration.
The selection reflects a variety of themes'Äîfrom the heroic to the pastoral'Äîhighlighting the narrative strength and emotional resonance of this beloved literary genre, all while remaining accessible through Edwards' deft editing and notes that contextualize each ballad within the broader landscapes of English literature. Edwards himself was a passionate advocate for the preservation of folk music and traditions, a stance that was likely influenced by his own background and experiences within the cultural melting pot of America at the turn of the 20th century.
His work encompassed not only literature but also the visual arts, which enriched his narrative style in "The Book of Old English Ballads." His aim was to celebrate the lyrical beauty and narrative depth of the oral tradition, reconnecting modern audiences with their cultural heritage. For readers seeking a poignant introduction to English ballads, this anthology is an essential resource. It is not just a collection of poems; it is an exploration of the human experience through the ages, an invitation to step back in time and appreciate the enchanting stories that have shaped English cultural identity.
Scholars, students, and lovers of poetry alike will find in this book both solace and inspiration.
George Wharton Edwards' "The Book of Old English Ballads" is a meticulously curated anthology that celebrates the rich tapestry of English folk tradition through a collection of timeless ballads. Edwards employs a blend of lyrical elegance and scholarly precision, providing contemporary readers with both an appreciation for the original lyrical forms and a deeper understanding of their historical and cultural significance.
The selection reflects a variety of themes'Äîfrom the heroic to the pastoral'Äîhighlighting the narrative strength and emotional resonance of this beloved literary genre, all while remaining accessible through Edwards' deft editing and notes that contextualize each ballad within the broader landscapes of English literature. Edwards himself was a passionate advocate for the preservation of folk music and traditions, a stance that was likely influenced by his own background and experiences within the cultural melting pot of America at the turn of the 20th century.
His work encompassed not only literature but also the visual arts, which enriched his narrative style in "The Book of Old English Ballads." His aim was to celebrate the lyrical beauty and narrative depth of the oral tradition, reconnecting modern audiences with their cultural heritage. For readers seeking a poignant introduction to English ballads, this anthology is an essential resource. It is not just a collection of poems; it is an exploration of the human experience through the ages, an invitation to step back in time and appreciate the enchanting stories that have shaped English cultural identity.
Scholars, students, and lovers of poetry alike will find in this book both solace and inspiration.
The selection reflects a variety of themes'Äîfrom the heroic to the pastoral'Äîhighlighting the narrative strength and emotional resonance of this beloved literary genre, all while remaining accessible through Edwards' deft editing and notes that contextualize each ballad within the broader landscapes of English literature. Edwards himself was a passionate advocate for the preservation of folk music and traditions, a stance that was likely influenced by his own background and experiences within the cultural melting pot of America at the turn of the 20th century.
His work encompassed not only literature but also the visual arts, which enriched his narrative style in "The Book of Old English Ballads." His aim was to celebrate the lyrical beauty and narrative depth of the oral tradition, reconnecting modern audiences with their cultural heritage. For readers seeking a poignant introduction to English ballads, this anthology is an essential resource. It is not just a collection of poems; it is an exploration of the human experience through the ages, an invitation to step back in time and appreciate the enchanting stories that have shaped English cultural identity.
Scholars, students, and lovers of poetry alike will find in this book both solace and inspiration.
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