Shakspere and His Forerunners: Studies in Elizabethan Poetry and Its Development from Early English, Volumes 1-2

Sidney Lanier

Doubleday, Page, 1908 - English poetry - 329 pages

Contents

• The Elizabethan WRITERS THE Formal SIDE: 3
• PAGE: 9
• the place of Form in poetry no real separation between: 22
• vowels are perfect chordsno apparatus for reproducing: 31
• PAGE: 42
• The music that Shakspere knew discant Pope Gregory: 66
• the modern consummation of culture: 73
• PAGE: 98
• THE WIFE IN MIDDLE ENGLISH POETRY: 132
• PAGE: 176
• Shakspereevery sonnet should be a little drama the type: 203
• PAGE: 212
• PAGE: 245
• Two lovers in whom English character and genius culminated: 255
• PRONUNCIATION OF SHAKSPERES TIME 27 1: 271
• WITH ILLUS PAGE: 294
• THE MUSIC OF SHAKSPERES TIMEI 3: 3
• THE MUSIC OF SHAKSPERES TIMEII 28: 28
• THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF SHAKSPERES TIME I 61: 61
• THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF SHAKSPERES TIME II 73: 73
• THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF SHAKSPERES TIMEIII 112: 112
• THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF SHAKSPERES TIME IV 145: 145
• THE DOCTORS OF SHAKSPERES TIME 177: 177
• THE METRICAL TESTS I 203: 203
• is simply a combination of differentrated rhythms the prin: 205
• THE METRICAL TESTSII 231: 231
• MANS RELATIONS TO THE SUPERNATURAL As shown PAGE: 252
• whelming evidence of every sort has fixed the succession in time: 272
• MANS RELATIONS TO MAN AS SHOWN IN PAGE: 276
• Summary of previous lecture embarrassment of riches: 295

Bibliographic information

• Title: Shakspere and His Forerunners: Studies in Elizabethan Poetry and Its Development from Early English, Volumes 1-2; Shakspere and His Forerunners: Studies in Elizabethan Poetry and Its Development from Early English, Henry Wysham Lanier
• Author: Sidney Lanier
• Editor: Henry Wysham Lanier
• Publisher: Doubleday, Page, 1908
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Aug 10, 2007
• Length: 329 pages