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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Pastoral poetry"”.
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Representations of Queen Elizabeth I in Edmund Spenser's Pastoral Poetry
This thesis will analyse Edmund Spenser's pastoral poems, The Shepherd's Calendar (1579) and Co/in Clout's Come Home Againe (1595) to uncover allegorical representations of Queen Elizabeth I. The psychoanalytical theories of Jacques Lacan and Julia Kristeva will be appropriated to construct a …
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STUDI SULLA TRADIZIONE ESEGETICA ED ERUDITA INTORNO AGLI IDILLI DI TEOCRITO.
… and shed new light on the reception of Greek pastoral poetry during the Renaissance.
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Johann Nauwach's <i>Teütscher Villanellen</i>: A Critical Performance Edition with Performance Practice Commentary
… Villanellen. It includes settings of all the poetry verses provided in the original edition by Nauwach, translations of the poetry, translations of the dedication and dedicatory poem, and editorial notes. In addition to these, commentary is provided to aid performance practice. This commentary …
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Lost and Found
LOST AND FOUND is a collection of poetry that attempts to establish a parallel between existence of the self and of the collective. In an effort to explicate the necessity of self-identity and selfless unity, these poems present the varied efforts of different social sects, as well as the efforts …
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Here tunggë made here slayn: Dangerous speech acts in four exempla from Robert Mannyng of Brunne’s <i>Handlyng Synne</i>
<p>In this project, I consider four exempla from Robert Mannyng of Brunne’s <em>Handlyng Synne</em>: “The Tale of the Bloody Child,” “The Tale of the Sacrilegious Carolers of Colbek,” “The Tale of the Midwife Who Christened the Child Wrongly,” and “St. Gregory’s Tale of the Nun Who Spoke Naughty …
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Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares
The following collection of poems, Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares, attempts to chart the hierarchies mapped in the English language. Those in power–governments, churches, movements, militaries, businesses–manipulate our language to bait us, the threat of violence hanging overhead like a …
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Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares
The following collection of poems, Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares, attempts to chart the hierarchies mapped in the English language. Those in power–governments, churches, movements, militaries, businesses–manipulate our language to bait us, the threat of violence hanging overhead like a …