Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Vol. : Edited by John C. Berkey, Allan C. Dooley, Susan E. Dooley. Vol. 7-: General editor, Jack W. Herring. Vol. : Edited by Allan C. Dooley, Susan E. Dooley. Vol. : Edited by Rita S. Patteson, Paul D.L. Turner. Vol. : Edited by Ashby Bland Crowder. Vol. : Edited by John C. Berkey ... [et al.]. Vol. : Edited by Susan Crowl, Roma A. King, Jr. Vols. have imprint: Waco, Tex. : Baylor University ; Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press. Vol. have imprint: Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press ; Waco, Tex. : Baylor University Press.

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The Complete Works of Robert Browning: Aristophanes' Apology; including a transcript from Euripides; being the Last Adventure of Balaustion

Complete Works of Robert Browning 6: With Variant Readings & Annotations (Complete Works Robert Browning) (Volume 6)

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The complete works of Robert Browning Volume XVI: with variant readings and annotations

The complete works of Robert Browning. Volume XIV : with variant readings & annotations

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The Complete Works of Robert Browning: With Variant Readings & Annotations (Volume X)

The Complete Works of Robert Browning, Vol. 16:With Variant Readings and Annotations

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With Variant Readings and Annotations. Aristophanes' apology

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With Variant Readings & Annotations. Vol. 14

The complete works of Robert Browning / 10

The Ring and the Book

The Inn Album

Pacchiarotto

Book I-IV

[Jack W. Herring, general editor]. Vol.6 / edited by John C. Berkey, Allan C. Dooley, Susan E. Dooley

Robert Browning; John C Berkey; Allan C Dooley; Susan E Dooley; Roma A King; Jack W Herring

John Berkey, Paul Turner, Michael Bright, David Ewbank, Robert Browning

Robert Browning; John Berkey; Paul Turner; Michael Bright; David Ewbank

Browning, Robert; Berkey, John C.; Dooley, Allan C.; Dooley, Susan E.

Browning, Robert; Herring, Jack W.; King, Roma A.

editorial board, Roma A. King, Jr. ... [et al.]

Browning, Robert; Crowl, Susan; King, Roma A.

Robert Browning, Daniel Karlin, John Woolford

Robert Browning; Paul Turner; Rita Patteson

Robert Browning (Dichter, Grossbritannien)

Robert Browning; Susan Crowl; Roma A. King

Robert Browning; Ashby Bland Crowder

edited by Susan Crowl, Roma A. King

Browning, Robert; Crowder, A. B.

Baylor University; Ohio University Press

Complete Works of Robert Browning with Variant Readings and An, Athens : Chicago, June 1996

Waco, Texas, Athens, Ohio, United States, 1996

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Ohio University Press, Waco, Tex, 1999

Ohio University Press, Athens, 1985

Ohio University Press, Athens, 1995

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Complete Works Robert Browning Ser

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丛书名: Complete Works Robert Browning Ser

出版社: Ohio University Press ; Chicago Distribution Center (Distributor)

页码: 279

摘要: Robert Browning wrote Parleyings with Certain Peop

开本: USD 79.95

出版日期: 2020

出版社: Ohio University Press

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Vol. : Edited by John C. Berkey, Allan C. Dooley, Susan E. Dooley.
Vol. 7- : General editor, Jack W. Herring.
Vol. : Edited by Allan C. Dooley, Susan E. Dooley.
Vol. : Edited by Rita S. Patteson, Paul D.L. Turner.
Vol. : Edited by Ashby Bland Crowder.
Vol. : Edited by John C. Berkey ... [et al.].
Vol. : Edited by Susan Crowl, Roma A. King, Jr.
Vols. have imprint: Waco, Tex. : Baylor University ; Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press.
Vol. have imprint: Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press ; Waco, Tex. : Baylor University Press.

In The 1880s, The Aging Browning Showed Once Again The Remarkable Versatility Of His Lyric And Narrative Talents. Ranging Across Eras And Cultures, The Books Here Reveal His Late Thoughts About History, Myth, Legend, Faith, Love, And Desire. He Had Never Been More Popular, And The Founding Of The Browning Society In 1881 Expanded Both His Audience And His Sense Of His Place In English Letters. The First Title In Volume Xv Is Dramatic Idylls, Second Series (1880). Taking His Subjects From Classical History, Colonial India, Arabian Legend, Medieval Sorcery, Jewish Folk Tales, And Greek Myth, Browning Startles The Reader With The Rapidity Of His Thought And The Inventiveness Of His Art. In Jocoseria (1883) Browning's Subjects Range Across Time And Space From Hebraic Legend To The England Of The Romantics. Such Variety Helped Attract New Readers: Jocoseria Was Immediately Successful, And A Second Edition Was Printed In The Same Year As The First. Although Browning's Next Volume, Ferishtah's Fancies (1884), Was So Popular That Three Editions Were Printed In Less Than Two Years, This Artful String Of Anecdotes And Lyrics Has Attracted Little Favorable Criticism. The Materials--persian Legends And Arabic Backgrounds--chimed With The Wildly Popular Orientalism Of Fitzgerald's Rubáiyát, Whistler's Peacock Room, And Alma-tadema's Paintings. But The Thought Was Pure Browning In His Most Optimistic Vein, And Not At All In Tune With The Growing Pessimism Of The Day. As Always In This Series Of Critical Editions, A Complete Record Of Textual Variants Is Provided, As Well As Extensive Explanatory Notes.--publisher's Description. V. 1. Pauline. Sonnet: Eyes Calm Beside Thee. Paracelsus -- V. 2. Strafford. Sordello -- V. 3. Pippa Passes. King Victor And King Charles. Essay On Chatterton. Dramatic Lyrics. The Return Of The Druses -- V. 4. A Blot In The 'scutcheon. Colombe's Birthday. Dramatic Romances And Lyrics. Luria -- V. 5. Souls Tragedy. Poems. Christmas-eve And Easter-day. Essay On Shelley. Men And Women -- V. 6. Men And Women, Volume Ii. Ben Karshook's Wisdom. Last Poems By Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1862). The Greek Christian Poets And The English Poets By Elizabeth Barret Browning (1863). Poetical Works (1863 And 1865). Eurydice To Orpheus; A Picture By Leighton. Dramatis Personae. A Selection From The Works Of Robert Browning (1865). A Selection From The Poetry Of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1866). Poetical Works (1868 And 1870). Deaf And Dumb. Editorial Notes. Cumulative Index Of Titles -- V. 7-9. The Ring And The Book -- V. 10. Balaustion's Adventure; Including A Transcript From Euripides. Prince Hohenstiel-schwangau, Saviour Of Society. V. 11. Fifine At The Fair. Red Cotton Night-cap Country. Editorial Notes -- V. 12. Aristophanes' Apology; Including A Transcript From Euripides; Being The Last Adventure Of Balaustion -- V. 13. The Inn Album. Other Poems. Editorial Notes -- V. 14. The Agamemnon Of Æschylus. La Saisiaz And The Two Poets Of Croisic. Dramatic Idyls, First Series. Editorial Notes -- V. 15. Dramatic Idyls, Second Series. Jocoseria. Ferishtah's Fancies. Editorial Notes -- V. 16. Parleyings With Certain People Of Importance In Their Day. Apolloo And The Fates--a Prologue. With Bernard De Mandeville. With Daniel Bartoli. With Christopher Smart. With George Bubb Dodington. With Francis Furini. With Gerard De Lairesse. With Charles Avison. Fust And His Friends--an Epilogue. Poems By Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1887). Prefatory Note. Poetical Works (1888-89). Title Page. Dedication. Contents -- V. 17. Asolando. Unpublished Or Uncollected Poems. Thomas Wentworth, Earl Of Strafford. Index Of Titles, Volumes 1 -- 17. Editorial Board: Roma A. King, Jr. [and Others] Editors Vary. Some Volumes Co-published With Baylor University, Waco, Texas. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

In seventeen volumes, copublished with Baylor University, this acclaimed series features annotated texts of all of Robert Brownings known writing. The series encompasses autobiography as well as influences bearing on Brownings life and career and aspects of Victorian thought and culture. Robert Browning wrote Parleyings with Certain People of Importance in Their Day in his seventy-third year. The work is a capstone to the poets long career, encompassing autobiography as well as influences bearing on the poets life and career and on Victorian thought and culture in general. One of Brownings most complex works, Parleyings is also a work essential to understanding his genius and career as a whole. The Ohio/Baylor Browning edition offers keys to the complexity and interest of Parleyings through a definitive, emended text, full annotations for allusions both explicit and implicit in the text, and variant readings for the manuscript and all editions revised by Browning during his lifetime. In form and structure, Parleyings is a series of seven poems written in Brownings own voice and addressed to figures influential in his development. The series is framed by a prologue and an epilogue, the whole amounting to some 3,500 lines. The poems are a formal contrast and a pendant to the great series of linked dramatic monologues in The Ring and the Book . They demonstrate the zest for innovation possessed by the master of the dramatic monologue in his ripe maturity. Interested readers as well as students and scholars of Browning will find a rich field of poetry and a critical mass of resources in Volume XVI of the Ohio/Baylor Browning edition. As always in this acclaimed series, a complete record of textual variants is provided, as well as extensive explanatory notes.

In seventeen volumes, copublished with Baylor University, this acclaimed series features annotated texts of all of Robert Brownings known writing. The series encompasses autobiography as well as influences bearing on Brownings life and career and aspects of Victorian thought and culture.
A single work, the complex Aristophanes Apology (1875), comprises the twelfth volume of The Complete Works of Robert Browning . Second in Brownings series of long narrative poems based on classical Greek materials, Aristophanes Apology begins as a further adventure of Brownings young Greek heroine, Balaustion (previously encountered in Balaustions Adventure, in Volume X of the present edition). In a confrontation with Aristophanes, Balaustion defends her (and Brownings) favorite tragedian, Euripides, whom Aristophanes had repeatedly satirized. Aristophanes offers an ingenious, vigorous explanation of his motives and values, but Browning ensures that Balaustion claims the higher moral and artistic ground for Euripides. To demonstrate his greatness, she reads Euripides play Herakles aloud, in Brownings own translation.
Brownings understanding of this play and its author, like his view of Greek drama overall, is both idiosyncratic and strongly held. He energetically takes up artistic and philosophical issues ancient and modern through his dramatized speaker. Many interpreters have noted that the charges against Euripides are parallel to Victorian critics complaints about Brownings own works, and that the poets justification of Euripides constitutes a vehement defense of his art.
As always in this acclaimed series, a complete record of textual variants is provided, as well as extensive explanatory notes.

The Complete Works of Robert Browning, Volume X
contains critical editions of Balaustion's Adventure: Including a Transcript from Euripides and Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau, Saviour of Society . Both published in 1871, these two long poems take up a pair of subjects that held enduring fascination for Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning: classical Greek literature and the career of Napoleon III, Emperor of France. Balaustion's Adventure , which the poet characterized as merely a May-month amusement, was surprisingly successful with the reading public that paid more attention to Browning after the triumph of The Ring and the Book in 1868-69. His first poem since the publication of that masterpiece, Balaustion's Adventure creates a charming and brave narrator who recalls in vivid detail a performance of Euripides' play Alcestis .
Browning began a poem on Louis Napoleon in 1860, but not until after the fall of the Second Empire in 1870 did he attempt a full-scale portrait of the French emperor. As an exercise in self-justification, Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau falls into a familiar sub-genre of Browning's dramatic monologues. The most intriguing aspect of the poem lies in its biographical importance: the character and career of Napoleon III was a topic of sustained, sharp disagreement between Robert and Elizabeth Browning.
As always in this acclaimed series, a complete record of textual variants is provided, as well as extensive explanatory notes.

This volume records a transition in Robert Browning's career. With "The Agamemnon of Aeschylus" (1877), Browning ended his experiments with classical sources, creating his "transcript" - not quite a translation - of the Greek original and providing an intriguing explanation for his approach. "La Saisiaz", the deeply personal expression of Browning's shock at the sudden death of a friend, was published in 1878 with "The Two Poets of Croisic", an extended ironic meditation on literary fame. Browning's collection of six poems under the title "Dramatic Idyls" (1879) marks the poet's return to the dramatic forms he perfected in "Men and Women" and "Dramatis Personae", and a revival of his interest in the psychology of motives. As in all volumes in this authoritative series, a complete record of Browning's textual variants is provided, as well as extensive explanatory notes.

In seventeen volumes, copublished with Baylor University, this acclaimed series features annotated texts of all of Robert Browning's known writing. The series encompasses autobiography as well as influences bearing on Browning's life and career and aspects of Victorian thought and culture.
Volume VII of this set includes Books I through IV of Browning's The Ring and the Book.

The thirteenth in the acclaimed projected seventeen-volume work, this volume covers The Inn Album (1875) and Of Pacchiarotto and How He Worked in Distemper with Other Poems (1876). The Complete Works of Robert Browning is co-published with Baylor University.

Annotation. The sixth in the acclaimed projected seventeen-volume work, this volume covers the second half of Men and Women (1855), and the entirety of Dramatis Personae (1864). The Complete Works of Robert Browning is co-published with Baylor University

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