Lord Byron and His Contemporaries: Essays from the Sixth International Byron SeminarCharles E. Robinson University of Delaware Press, 1981 - Всего страниц: 251 This collection of essays represents the most international response to Byron that has yet been published. The contributors discuss Byron's relationship to Wordsworth, Byron's response to Sir Walter Scott and Scotland, Hazlitt's criticism of Byron, and the effects of Byron on nineteenth-century music. |
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... turns with pleasure to the unaffected lucidity of Byron's footnote : " When very young , about eight years of age , after ... turn for the one adequate summation of his feelings about Scotland . The passage is familiar , but I shall not ...
... turns with pleasure to the unaffected lucidity of Byron's footnote : " When very young , about eight years of age , after ... turn for the one adequate summation of his feelings about Scotland . The passage is familiar , but I shall not ...
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... turn , must have perceived in Byron a sympathetic understanding of his nature , since he once expressed a desire that the poet become his biographer.2 ― ... The appreciation of Byron and Sheridan for each other began long before the ...
... turn , must have perceived in Byron a sympathetic understanding of his nature , since he once expressed a desire that the poet become his biographer.2 ― ... The appreciation of Byron and Sheridan for each other began long before the ...
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... turning point was T. S. Eliot's essay on Byron's poetry in 1937. It is certainly important to strip Byron of the ... turn , is a Polish replica of Don Juan . Byron's text in Polish was decisively influenced by Byronism as understood ...
... turning point was T. S. Eliot's essay on Byron's poetry in 1937. It is certainly important to strip Byron of the ... turn , is a Polish replica of Don Juan . Byron's text in Polish was decisively influenced by Byronism as understood ...
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Short Titles and Abbreviations | 8 |
The Complementarity of | 19 |
Byron Scott and Scotland | 43 |
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