Poets' Grammar (Paperback, 1)

Preface 1. Introductory 2. Tense in Medieval Pageant and Poem 3. Pronoun and Verb in Shakespeare 4. Elizabethan and Jacobean ‘Personal’ Insights 5. The Metaphysicals’ Craft of the Verb 6. Limited Verb and Pronoun 7. Keats: The Subjunctive Realised, or a New Mood 8. Shelly and the Future Tense 9. Later Shifts and Developments 10. Preposition in Poetry and Translation Appendices Index

Double Lyric (Paperback, 1)

1.Divisiveness in Recent English Poetry 2. Flesh of Abnegation: The Poems of Geoffrey Hill 3. Geoffrey Hill’s ‘Funeral Music’ 4. Poetic Omissions in Geoffrey Hill’s Most Recent Sequences 5. Larkin and His Audience 6. Stress in Silkin’s Poetry and the Healing Emptiness of America 7. Inner Community in Thom Gunn’s Misanthropos 8. Intuition vs. Perception: On Charles Tomlins’s Under the Moon’s Reign 9. The Authentic Duplicity of Thom Gunn’s Recent Poetry 10. The Idea of Communal Creativity in F. R. Leavis’ Recent Criticism

A Poet’s Guide to Venice and the Veneto (Hardcover, 1)

1 Prologue

2 Introduction

3 Oci di bissa

4 Dropped

5 Imagined terrain: towards a subjective Venetian literature??

6 Il ritmo Bellunese

7 At Christmas a Silence Descends / A Natale Scende un Silenzio

8 Creative wandering and the poetic practice of flanerie

9 Creative acts of translation

10 (Self)Translation and the poetry of the in-between

11 Chapter 6 Poetic islands: finding form

12 Today, Tomorrow, Berlin

13 The Boys of the Parish

14 The Gondole of Saint Barnabas

15 The Shape of the gondola: Venice as queer space

16 Attenzione

17 ‘This Strange Dream Upon the Water’: Venice as heterotopia

18 Canova’s Children

19 Canova’s Orphans

20 The art of Venice: writing ekphrastic poetry

21 C. San B.

22 Fiumicino

23 Zuel di Qua, Zuel di La

24 In-between tourism: postcards from Venice

25 Verdigris / Verderame

26 Conclusion

27 The Light Bringers

Appendix

The Poetry of Bob Dylan : Thirty Essays on Thirty Songs (Paperback)

Agate Head / Stone Soup (Hardcover)

Phenomenal Woman and Other Poems : The Illustrated Edition (Hardcover, Main)

Stay Winter (Paperback, Main)

Sylvia Plath on Writing (Hardcover, Main)

Saving Classics through Truth, Deconstruction, and Critique (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction; 1. Truth: Foucault, Ancient Philosophy, and the Possibility of Another Life; 2. Being: Derrida, the Philebus, and the Timaeus;?3. Desire: Psychoanalysis, Oedipus, and Antigone;?4. Gender: Butler, Feminism, and the Puella as Trans; 5. Politics: Cicero and the Social Republic.

The Poems of Andrew Lang (Paperback, 1)

Preface
Abbreviations

Introduction

PART ONE: BOOKS OF VERSE

Lyrics  

Ballads

Ballads of Modern Greece

Greek Folk Songs

Ave

Verses on Pictures

Songs and Sonnets

Sonnets to Poets

Ballades

Verses and Translations

Rhymes a la Mode

Art

Science

Cameos ? Sonnets from the Antique

Ave

Old Rhymes

Deeds of Men

Sonnets

‘In Silly Sooth'

The Little Garland

Rhodocleia

Dedicatory

Loyal Lyrics

Cricket Rhymes

Critical of Life, Art and Literature

Jubilee Poems

French Peasant Songs

Ballads

PART TWO: ADDITIONAL POEMS

Early Verse 1863?1871

Poems, Songs and Verses 1878?1910

Dedications, Inscriptions and Poems to Friends and Family

Poems from Fictional Tales

Translations

From the French

From the Latin

From the Greek

Index

Generic Enrichment in Plutarch’s Lives (Paperback, 1)

Generic Enrichment in Plutarch's Lives: An Introduction;?1. Hesiod’s Didactic Poetry in Plutarch’s Lives? 2. Early Lyric Poetry in Plutarch’s Life of Solon? 3. Tragicomedy? Generic Enrichment in Plutarch, Demetrius 38 and Antony 70? 4. Tragic Colouring in Plutarch? 5. Enriching Lives: History and Tragedy in Plutarch’s Nicias? 6. Plutarch’s Alexander and the Definition of Ancient Fiction? 7. Scientific Discourse, Scientific Genres and Plutarchan Biography? 8. Generic Enrichment in Plutarch’s Mountain-Battle Landscapes? 9. Rhetorical Enrichment in Plutarch’s Lives of Demosthenes and Cicero? 10. Generic Engagement in Plutarch’s Use of Non-Literary Texts? 11. The Unbearable Lightness of Philosophia? 12. Enrichment Galore

Wisdom Discourse in the Ancient World (Paperback, 1)

1. Introduction: ‘wisdom literatures’ and the discourse of wisdom, Sara De Martin and Anna Lucia Furlan; 2. Reframing wisdom through liminality in Akkadian literature, Ivo Ricardo dos Santos Martins; 3. Discourses on ethics and ethics of discourse in Ancient Egyptian wisdom literature, Ilaria Cariddi; 4. Battlefields as teaching spaces: seeing the divine, conversing and fighting in the Iliad and Mah?bh?rata, David Hodgkinson; 5. Configuring moral authority in archaic Greek poetry, Sara De Martin; 6. What of wisdom in the scrolls? Assessing the expansion of the wisdom literature category from the Hebrew Bible to the Dead Sea Scrolls, Charles P. Comerford; 7. Wisdom and a ‘wisdom discourse’: the classical-biblical dialectic in Aristobulus and Philo, Anna Lucia Furlan; 8. A wisdom tale: fable, the Life of Aesop, and the narrative use of wisdom genres, Ioannis M. Konstantakos; 9. (Un)exemplary teaching in Boethius’ De consolatione Philosophiae, Katherine Krauss; 10. Arabic wisdom literature as a template for reframing wisdom literature, Dimitri Gutas.

Theologies of Fear in Early Greek Epic (Paperback, 1)

Introduction to Chapters 1 and 2  1. "Stupid … and Thoughtless to Foresee Their Lot": The Horror of Epiphany  2. "Evil for Men": (Dis)Orienting the Cosmos in Hesiod  Introduction to Chapters 3, 4, and 5  3. "Blessed is He Whom They Love": Past and Present in the Homeric Hymns  4. "Few Men Know": Advice for the Cosmically Horrified  5. "In Whom do You Most Delight?": The Privilege of the Poet Epilogue: "Ruin … that there Might be a Song for Those Yet to be Born": Homer, Heroes, and Gods

Latin Tense and Aspect in 3D : A Revision of Verbal Categories in Antiquity and Beyond (Paperback)

List of Tables

List of Figures

Preface

?

Chapter 1??? A modern approach to languages from the past?????

1.1???? Introduction

1.1.1? Latin: a tale of a lot more than one language

1.1.2? Book structure?????

1.2???? Case in point: the Latin tense system?

1.2.1? Latin tense morphology?

1.2.2? Latin tense semantics?????

1.2.3? Relative tense theory?????

1.2.4? Aspectual theory??

1.3???? Essential forms and functions??

1.3.1? Verb tenses

1.3.2? Tense

1.3.3? Aspect???????

1.3.4? Aktionsart??

1.3.5? Situations and events?????

1.3.6? Foreground-background?

1.4???? Systemic Functional Linguistics????????

1.4.1? Metafunctions??????

1.4.2? Stratification????????

1.4.3? Indeterminacy, choice and change?????

1.4.4? System networks and the cline of instantiation??????

1.5???? Towards a 3D-approach to Latin tense and aspect?

1.5.1? Multidimensional systems in SFL??????

1.5.2? Usage-based language data and the importance of context

1.5.3? Audience involvement and its encoding in the lexicogrammar??

1.5.4? Metafunctional levels of TENSE and ASPECT?????

1.5.5? Systematization of traditional labels??

Notes

?

Chapter 2??? From theory to practice: an exposition and illustration of the applied methodology???????

2.1???? Three-dimensional tense and aspect in Latin, Romance and English

2.1.1? Tense

2.1.2? Aspect???????

2.2???? Historical pragmatics: problems and solutions???????

2.2.1? Aspects of working with closed-corpus languages?

2.2.2? Towards an operationalization of pragmatic interpretations

2.3???? An exposition of the applied close-reading methodology?

Notes

?

Chapter 3??? A corpus-based description of tense usage in Latin

3.1???? Foregrounded events and situations???

Body Behaviour and Identity Construction in Ancient Greek and Roman Literature (Paperback, 1)

Introduction; 1. Sexual identity in bodily production;?2. Framing collective and clashing identities;?3. Nonverbal behaviour, ?thos, and emotions;?4. Body from the inside out: Identity, diet, and medical conditions;?Conclusion.

Words Aloud (Paperback)

The Routledge Companion to Metafiction (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction

???? i. Metafiction and Its Vicissitudes

?? ii. Structure of the Companion and Summary of Chapters

Lissi Athanasiou-Krikelis

I: Form & Genre

2. Reconstructive Metafiction: Posthumanism and the Paradoxical Spaces of Self-Reference

Wolfgang Funk

3. “Of Writing Many Books There Is no End”: Aurora Leigh as Metafiction

Irmtraud Huber

4. Meta Games: Rethinking the Theory and Practice of Metafiction through Videogames

Theresa Krampe

5. Metafiction and Poetic Form

Matthew Martello

6. Sky-writing, or, Meta-Science-Fiction

Brian McHale?

7. Audience Involvement and the Implicated Subject in Contemporary British Theater

Eszter Vass

II: Media & Theory

8. Multimodal Metafiction: Comics, Concrete Poetry, and Communicative Modes

Roy T. Cook

9. Where Has All the “Meta” Gone? Planetary Ontology and the Object of Metafiction after Postmodernism

Christian Moraru

10. Hostile Takeover: Of Reflexive Platforms, Fictive Levels, and Emergent Allegories of the Small Screen

David LaRocca

11. Transmit by Intermit: Between Metatextual and Metamedial

Garrett Stewart

12. Metareference?Metafiction?Metalepsis: Lost in ‘Metaland’?

Werner Wolf

III: Periods & Regions

13. Imagining a World “Just a Little Different”: The “As If” Realism of Twenty-first Century Metafiction

Yannicke Chupin

14. The Lyric and Metafiction: From Lord Byron’s Romanticism to Ben Lerner’s Negative Romanticism

George Fragopoulos

15. Aspirational Metafiction: Narrative Self-Anticipation in the Early Twentieth Century

Kurt Koenigsberger

16. Metafiction in the Victorian Novel: Situating “A Reflective Turn of Mind”...


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A Socio-cognitive Approach to English Translations of Li Bai’s Poems (Hardcover, 1)

1.Introduction, 2. Li Bai’s Poems and Their English Translations, 3. The Socio-cognitive Translation Research Framework, 4. Data and Methods, 5. Context: The Foundation of Meaning Interpretation, 6. Common Ground: The Basis of Translation Production, 7. Salience: The Motivation for Translation Prioritization, 8. Mistranslation, 9. Conclusion, References, Appendix, Index??

Nordic Women’s Writing and Religious Faith : Female Agency From the 16th Century to the Early 20th Century (Hardcover)

Introduction: Nordic Women and Religious Faith?1. “Pray for me”. The Case of Marine Lauridsdatter’s Prayer Book?2. The Company She Keeps: Poetry on Female Martyr Saints in Early Modern Icelandic Manuscripts?3. The Saint and the Sea: Ursulukvæði and Women’s Mobility in Premodern Iceland?4. Sacred poetry at Snæfellsnes: Kristin Arnadottir's book of rimur?5. The Excessive Grief of Helga Jonsdottir: Poem, Response Poem, and Historical Context?6. The Cross and the Pen: On Ingeborg Grytten’s writing?7. Norwegian Hymnwriter Berte Kanutte Aarflot’s Contemporary Role and her Indebtedness to The Forgotten Women Emissaries of The Hauge Movement?8. Awakenings: Women Writers, Religious Faith, and Women’s Agency in Nineteenth-Century Finland?9. The Nordic Emancipation Novels of the Mid-Nineteenth Century: Between Lutheran Nationalism and Catholic Calling?10. The Cheerful Leprous Poet of Suffering: The Case of Kristin Guðmundsdottir?11. Fiction, Moral Reform, and Religion ? Finnish Feminists at the Turn of the Century?12. Hebrew Motifs in a Secularized Jewish Context: Sophie Elkan’s Short Stories?13. “Is it you, Bjørnson?” Ragna Nielsen’s Spiritualism as a Hauntology of the Modern Breakthrough

Law in Irish Literature : Critical Approaches to Institutions, Power and Identity (Hardcover)

The Body the Distance Traveled – Poems (Paperback)

The Night Season – Poems (Paperback)