02183nam  22002413  4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066102000700074105001800081200008700099210004000186215001100226330136300237600006401600606003301664606003401697606006701731606004801798675003301846675003301879702002901912177804  a0-393-09254-2  a20140822d        u||y0frey50      ba  aeng  aUS  a|||||||||||||  aGeorge Herbert and the Seventeenth-Century Religious Poetsfed. Mario A. Di Cesare  aNew YorkcW.W. Norton & Comp.d1978  a401 p.  aEighty poems by Herbert have been selected from The Temple, and two early poems from Isaak Walton's Lives are also included. Crashaw is represented by sixteen poems from Steps to the Temple, Delights of the Muses, and Carmen Deo Nostro; Marvell, by eighteen selections from Miscellaneous Poems; Vaughan, by forty-five poems from Silex Scintillans, Parts I and II; and Traherne, by twelve poems from the Dobell Folio, The Third Century, and the Burney Manuscript.

All of the texts have been freshly edited, and spelling has been modernized. Textual Notes specify the procedures followed and give reasons for certain new readings. The poems are fully annotated in order to clarify unfamiliar allusions and images.

A broad range of critical viewpoints is represented in essays by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Aldous Huxley, W. H. Auden, T. S. Eliot, Anthony Low, L. C. Knights, E. B. Greenwood, Joseph H. Summers, Douglas Bush, Helen C. White, Austin Warren, Richard Strier, Frank Kermode, William Empson, M. C. Bradbrook, M. G. Lloyd Thomas, Edward S. Le Comte, Karina Williamson, Dennis Davidson, Robert Ellrodt, E. C. Pettet, S. Sandbank, Arthur Clements, H. M. Margoliouth, and Stanley Stewart.
An Annotated Bibliography covers historical and cultural background, the lives and works of the individual poets, and several important aspects of religious belief   aHerbertbGeorge cpoet, orator și preot englezf1593-1633  aLiteratura englezăxPoezii  aLiteratura englezăxSec. 17  aLiteratura englezăxPoezie, poezii -- Istorie și critică  aPoezie religioasă, istorie şi critică  a821.111-141.09”16”=111    a821.111-141”16”(082)=111  4340aDi CesarebMario A.