Garden and labyrinth of time : studies in Renaissance and Baroque literature
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Garden and labyrinth of time : studies in Renaissance and Baroque literature
（Germanic studies in America, no. 56）
P. Lang, c1988
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The themes of erring, education, and development were often linked with the master-images of the garden and labyrinth in Renaissance writing. Humanist concerns about natural order, temporality, and history could be situated in these poetic realms insofar as they symbolized fluctuating aspects of a more complex reality. The imaginative use of the garden and labyrinth is widely detectable in the generic structures and stylistic patterns of the age.
Table of Contents
Contents: Tropology and imagery of the Baroque in Europe - Contexts of German Baroque literature - Poetic anthropology and cosmology - The historical drama - Forms of early modern narrative.
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