Class, Patronage, and Poetry in Hanoverian England
Class, Patronage, and Poetry in Hanoverian England
Stephen Duck, The Famous Threshing Poet
Batt, Jennifer
Oxford University Press
06/2020
240
Dura
Inglês
9780198859666
15 a 20 dias
518
1: 'A Man grown up into an Excellent Poet all at once': Making the Poet
2: ''Tis agreeable to see what use he has made of his Reading': Writing 'The Thresher's Labour'
3: 'From the Author's own Original Manuscript': Publishing 'the famous Threshing Poet'
4: 'For Duck can thresh, you know, as well as write': Becoming 'the famous Threshing Poet'
5: 'The Duty of a grateful Muse': Writing at Court
6: 'Various Beauties overpay my Toil': Reimaging Landscape and Labour
7: 'Too Severe on the Female Sex'?: Negotiating Class and Gender
8: 'A very agreeable Conversation': Making Friends with Horace
9: 'Some Gentleman-like Title, as that of The Revd': Joining the Clergy
Conclusion: 'The Bard may die - the Thresher still survive'
1: 'A Man grown up into an Excellent Poet all at once': Making the Poet
2: ''Tis agreeable to see what use he has made of his Reading': Writing 'The Thresher's Labour'
3: 'From the Author's own Original Manuscript': Publishing 'the famous Threshing Poet'
4: 'For Duck can thresh, you know, as well as write': Becoming 'the famous Threshing Poet'
5: 'The Duty of a grateful Muse': Writing at Court
6: 'Various Beauties overpay my Toil': Reimaging Landscape and Labour
7: 'Too Severe on the Female Sex'?: Negotiating Class and Gender
8: 'A very agreeable Conversation': Making Friends with Horace
9: 'Some Gentleman-like Title, as that of The Revd': Joining the Clergy
Conclusion: 'The Bard may die - the Thresher still survive'