Classical Mythology in English Literature: A Critical AnthologyGeoffrey Miles Psychology Press, 1999 - 456 Seiten Classical Mythology in English Literature brings together a range of English versions of three classical myths. It allows students to explore the ways in which they have been reinterpreted and reinvented by writers throughout history. Beginning with a concise introduction to the principle Greco-Roman gods and heroes, the anthology then focuses on three stories: |
Inhalt
A rough guide to the gods | 20 |
A mythical history of the world in one chapter | 35 |
Orpheus | 61 |
Apollonius of Rhodes from Argonautica c 250 BC | 75 |
Virgil from the Georgics c 29 BC | 76 |
Horace from The Art of Poetry c 10 BC | 80 |
Ovid from the Metamorphoses C AD 10 | 81 |
Boethius from The Consolation of Philosophy C AD 520 | 88 |
Henry Fielding from Eurydice 1737 | 134 |
William Collins ? from On the Use and Abuse of Poetry c 1750 | 136 |
Anna Seward from Elegy on Captain Cook 1780 | 137 |
William Wordsworth from The Prelude 1805 | 138 |
Lord Byron from Hints from Horace 1811 | 139 |
Thomas Love Peacock from The Four Ages of Poetry 1820 | 140 |
OTHER VERSIONS OF ORPHEUS | 191 |
TEXTS | 209 |
Medieval mythographers | 90 |
b Thomas of Walsingham c 1405 | 91 |
Robert Henryson from Orpheus and Eurydice later fifteenth century | 96 |
Edmund Spenser on Orpheus | 101 |
b from The Faerie Queene 1596 | 103 |
George Puttenham from The Art of English Poesy 1589 | 104 |
Philip Sidney from Astrophil and Stella 1591 | 105 |
George Chapman from Ovids Banquet of Sense 1595 | 106 |
William Shakespeare | 107 |
c from Henry VIII or All Is True 1613 | 109 |
Giles Fletcher from Christs Victory and Triumph 1610 | 111 |
When Orpheus Sweetly Did Complain 1620s? | 113 |
George Sandys from Ovids Metamorphoses Englished 1632 | 114 |
Thomas Carew from An Elegy upon the Death of Dr John Donne 1633 | 116 |
Alexander Ross from Mystagogus Poeticus 1647 | 118 |
a from LAllegro c 1631 | 119 |
b from Il Penseroso c 1631 | 120 |
d from Paradise Lost 1667 | 121 |
John Dryden On the Death of Mr Purcell 1696 | 123 |
Alexander Pope Ode for Music on St Cecilias Day 1713 | 124 |
Anne Finch Countess of Winchilsea To Mr Pope c 1714 | 128 |
R M A Song 1724 | 130 |
The Monkey Who Had Seen the World 1727 | 131 |
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu Impromptu to a Young Lady Singing 1736? | 133 |
A2 Bion Lament for Adonis c 100 BC | 217 |
A4 Ovid from the Metamorphoses C AD 10 | 225 |
A8 Richard Barnfield Sonnet 17 from Cynthia 1595 | 262 |
A13 Alexander Ross from Mystagogus Poeticus 1647 | 268 |
A Cantata 1755 | 278 |
A21 Percy Bysshe Shelley Adonais 1821 | 288 |
A22 Robert BulwerLytton Adon 1855 | 305 |
A26 H D Adonis 1917 | 315 |
A29 W B Yeats Her Vision in the Wood 1926 | 327 |
TEXTS | 346 |
P4 John Gower from Confessio Amantis c 1390 | 350 |
P7 John Marston The Metamorphosis of Pygmalions Image 1598 | 358 |
P10 Edmund Waller On the Discovery of a Ladys Painting 1630s? | 373 |
P13 Soame Jenyns The Choice mideighteenth century | 379 |
P15 JeanJacques Rousseau and William Mason Pygmalion 17621811 | 385 |
P17 Thomas Lovell Beddoes Pygmalion or The Cyprian Statuary 1825 | 391 |
P18 Nathaniel Hawthorne Drownes Wooden Image 1846 | 398 |
P19 Elizabeth Barrett Browning from Aurora Leigh 1856 | 408 |
P22 W S Gilbert from Pygmalion and Galatea 1871 | 417 |
P23 Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Galatea 1885 | 424 |
P25 H D Pygmalion 1917 | 437 |
P29 Michael Longley Ivory and Water 1994 | 446 |
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Classical Mythology in English Literature: A Critical Anthology Geoffrey Miles Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2002 |
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Adonis ancient appear arms beauty become body called century classical created dark daughter dead death desire divine earth English Eurydice eyes face fair fall father fear figure fire flowers followed Galatea give goddess gods golden Greek grief hand head hear heart heaven hell Hercules heroes HIGGINS human Italy John killed kind king kiss lady later leave light lines literature live London look lost lover means mortal mother move myth mythology nature never night once original Orpheus Ovid passed play poem poet poetry Pygmalion queen Roman seems sense sing song soul spirit statue stone story sweet tears tell thee things thou thought took tradition trees turned underworld Venus versions voice wife wild woman women writers young Zeus