Titlebook: Horace and Housman; Richard Gaskin Book 2013 Richard Gaskin 2013 literary criticism.lyric.Ovid.poem.British and Irish Literature

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Introduction,ties—though of course such superficial points should not be overstressed—are immediately striking: the number of Horace’s odes, if we count in the ., is 104, which is exactly the number of poems in . and .; one suspects that this equality is not accidental.. The formal parallels do not stop there. W

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Religion and Politics in Housman,, but ultimately from Lucretius, who liked to use the verb “l(fā)aborare” in this way.. There might seem to be a departure from strict Lucretianism in the repeated use that Housman makes of religious ideas and symbols in his poetry; but again—like Horace, and indeed, as we have observed, like Lucretius

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Horace and Politics, elements. The private does not “sap” the public, as some recent commentators have suggested:. rather, each element retains its own integrity and seriousness. The private voice might sometimes . as though it were intended to undermine the public, but in fact we have to do with a double irony, and th

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