Percy Bysshe Shelley : bicentenary essays
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Percy Bysshe Shelley : bicentenary essays
（Essays and studies, 1992）
D.S. Brewer, 1992
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Essays on Shelley's achievements and distinctive qualities as a writer covering the whole range of his work.
This volume brings together important new readings of Shelley's poetry by British critics. All of the contributors are aware of Shelley's controversial political views, and assume from the outset an engaged political consciousness which informs every part of his work. But the primary intention in this collection is to provide positive reassessment of Shelley's achievements and distinctive qualities as a writer. Included are detailed readings of the lyricpoetry, the longer visionary narratives, and also the topical literary-political works. There are informed discussions of the local social and cultural circumstances in which some of Shelley's best-known poems were written.
In the poet's bi-centenary year, these readings are offered in a spirit of celebration and appreciation of a writer whose primary importance lies, not in his ideas, or his life, or his contexts, but in his status as a major Englishpoet.
Contributors: VINCENT NEWEY, KELVIN EVEREST, TIMOTHY WEBB, RICHARD CRONIN, EDWARD LARRISSY, BERNARD BEATTY, MICHAEL O'NEILL
目次
- Sheley's "dream of youth" - "Alastor", "selving" and the psychic realm, Vincent Newey
- "Ozymandias" - the text in time, Kelvin Everest
- Shelley and the ambivalence of laughter, Timothy Webb
- Peter Bell, Peterloo, and the politics of cockney poetry, Richard Cronin
- Ahasuerus-Xerxes - "Hellas" as allegory of dissemination, Edward Larissey
- repetition's music - "The Triumph of Life", Bernard Beatty
- "and all things seem only one" - the Shelleyean lyric, Michael O'Neill.
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