Titlebook: British Poetry Since the Sixteenth Century; A Students’ Guide John Garrett Book 1986 John Garrett 1986 literature.poetics.poetry.sixteenth

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State–of–the–Art und Related Worka poet. The days when poetry was accorded high significance among the social mores – the times when the young Keats could make the romantic gesture of abandoning a profitable career in medicine to plunge himself into the serious but uncertain business of sculpting poems – are long since gone. The ye

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27937-1literature; poetics; poetry; sixteenth century

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A Tilt towards Romanticism: Thomas Gray,tions about the sacred and inviolable structure of society. This event had repercussions throughout Europe, causing many a monarch to tremble on his throne; and it was probably the French Revolution that encouraged the nascent Romantic movement in Britain to burst forth into full flower at the end o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3695-0vey his general theme, or particular aspects of that theme, as efficiently and emphatically as possible. The patterns a poem makes – its music and its metaphors – all serve the imperatives of its theme.

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,Presse- und Medienarbeit für Start-ups,y the outbreaks and internal conflicts of the Civil War period. With the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 the nation hoped that the era of self-destructive squabbling was at an end. A desire for stability had been generated by the upheavals of almost twenty years of republican government.