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An Annotated Anthology
David Fairer, Christine Gerrard
ISBN: 9781405113182
Format: Hardback
Publisher:John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Edition: 2nd Revised edition
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* New edition of this popular anthology of eighteenth--century poetry. * Reveals the rich variety of poetry produced in this period. * Traditionally prominent authors, such as Pope, Swift, Burns and Cowper, are represented alongside lesser--known writers, particularly women.
The second edition of this popular anthology reveals the rich variety of poetry produced in the period 1700--1800. * New edition of this popular anthology of eighteenth--century poetry. * Reveals the rich variety of poetry produced in this period. * Traditionally prominent authors, such as Pope, Swift, Burns and Cowper, are represented alongside lesser--known writers, particularly women. * For the second edition, the political and satirical content of the anthology has been strengthened with the inclusion of poems such as Charles Churchill's Night, Samuel Johnson's London and Swift's A Satirical Elegy on a Late Famous General. * The revised edition includes material by two new women poets, Martha Sansom and Sarah Dixon. * The editors continue to draw out interesting links between poems, and especially between male and female poets.
| ISBN | 1405113189 | | Volumes | 1 | | ISBN13 | 9781405113182 (What's this?) | | Weight (grammes) | 1198 | | Publisher | John Wiley and Sons Ltd | | Published in | Oxford | | Imprint | Blackwell Publishing Ltd | | Series title | Blackwell Annotated Anthologies | | Format | Hardback | | Previous ISBN | 9780631206231 | | Publication date | 16 Dec 2003 | | Height (mm) | 256 | | Library of Congress | PR1215 \.E, PR1215 \.E | | Width (mm) | 180 | | DEWEY | 821.508 | | Spine width (mm) | 39 | | DEWEY edition | DC21 | | Academic level | Professional / Scholarly | | Pages | 592 | |
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| | | Selected Contents by Theme | | | | | | Alphabetical List of Authors | | | | | | Chronology of Events and Poetic Landmarks | | | | | | Introduction | | | | | | Preface to Second Edition | | | | | | Editorial Procedures | | | | | | Text | | | | | | Acknowledgements | | | | | | The Choice by John Pomfret | | 6 | | | | The Splendid Shilling by John Philips | | 11 | | | | The Liberty by Sarah Fyge Egerton | | 11 | | | | On my leaving London by Sarah Fyge Egerton | | 13 | | | | To One who said I must not Love by Sarah Fyge Egerton | | 14 | | | | The Emulation by Sarah Fyge Egerton | | 15 | | | | The Adventurous Muse by Isaac Watts | | 17 | | | | A Winter-Piece by Ambrose Philips | | 20 | | | | The Spleen by Anne Finch | | 22 | | | | Upon the Hurricane by Anne Finch | | 26 | | | | A Nocturnal Reverie by Anne Finch | | 33 | | | | To the Nightingale by Anne Finch | | 35 | | | | A Sigh by Anne Finch | | 36 | | | | The Agreeable by Anne Finch | | 36 | | | | Friday; or, The Dirge by John Gay | | 39 | | | | Trivia, Book II by John Gay | | 43 | | | | An Elegy, To an Old Beauty by Thomas Parnell | | 59 | | | | A Night-Piece on Death by Thomas Parnell | | 61 | | | | Oft have I read by Thomas Parnell | | 63 | | | | For His own Epitaph by Matthew Prior | | 65 | | | More... | | |
"Eighteenth--Century Poetry: An Annotated Anthology is simply the best or even the only eighteenth--century poetry anthology to use in undergraduate and graduate survey courses. The annotation is rich and detailed, the headnotes and introductory matter are superb and the selections wisely chosen. This is an edition that I treasure." John Richetti, University of Pennsylvania "This is one of those rare books that reshapes and reanimates a field of inquiry. Fairer and Gerrard know their subject as well as anyone, and this anthology gives us all the benefit of their erudition, insight and critical tact." John Sitter, Emory University "The volume, handsomely produced, is annotated economically, with a sure instinct for what a reader will find puzzling, whilst the head notes are compact, informative and lucid. The balance of the famous and the obscure is perfectly struck." English Studies  Be the first to write a customer review
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