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020 9780230393325 (electronic bk.)
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020 0230319408 (Cloth)
024 8 9786613614889
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100 1 Bednarz, James P
245 10 Shakespeare and the truth of love|h[electronic resource] :
|bthe mystery of 'The Phoenix and Turtle' /|cJames P.
Bednarz
260 Basingstoke :|bPalgrave Macmillan,|c2012
300 1 online resource
490 1 Palgrave Shakespeare studies
500 Includes index
505 0 The Mystery of 'The Phoenix and Turtle' -- Eliminating
Essex: Richard II and the Diverse Poetical Essays --
Literary Politics: The Publication of Love's Martyr --
Incorporate Selves: Shakespeare's Mythmaking --
Shakespeare's Poetic Theology -- Metaphysical Wit from
Shakespeare to Donne -- Epilogue: 'If what parts, can so
remaine' -- Appendix: Diverse Poetical Essays
520 In 1601, at the height of his career, Shakespeare wrote a
67-line untitled elegy now frequently known as 'The
Phoenix and Turtle' for inclusion, along with verse by Ben
Jonson, John Marston, and George Chapman, in a collection
called Diverse Poetical Essays. Readers familiar only with
the core of Shakespeare's most popular work might be
surprised to learn that since the end of the nineteenth
century this extraordinary lyric has regularly been
regarded, from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Frank Kermode, as
one of the most highly prized works in the canon. None of
Shakespeare's masterpieces has been more enthusiastically
celebrated while remaining almost entirely unappreciated
by general readers. It is a neglected treasure poised for
rediscovery. This book was written to encourage a larger
audience to consider a fascinating but relatively
unexplored side of Shakespeare's art at its most riddling,
erudite, and difficult
600 10 Shakespeare, William,|d1564-1616.|tPoems
650 7 DRAMA / Shakespeare|2bisacsh
650 7 LITERARY CRITICISM / Shakespeare|2bisacsh
655 4 Electronic books
776 08 |iPrint version:|z9786613614889
830 0 Palgrave Shakespeare studies
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