A Selection of Metaphysical PoetsVirginia Graham Heinemann, 1996 - 246 pagini The books in this A Level poetry series contain a glossary and notes on each page. The approach encourages students to develop their responses to the poems, and an A Level Chief Examiner offers exam tips. This text contains a selection of works by metaphysical poets, including Donne and Marvell. |
Cuprins
The Flea | 6 |
The Undertaking | 12 |
Song Sweetest love | 18 |
Twickenham Garden | 24 |
forbidding Mourning | 32 |
The Prohibition | 38 |
George Herbert | 54 |
11 | 60 |
Richard Crashaw | 110 |
Andrew Marvell | 132 |
19 | 134 |
Henry Vaughan | 168 |
21 | 180 |
27 | 186 |
Chronological Table | 199 |
Exploration and Discussion | 211 |
Prayer | 69 |
17 | 78 |
Thomas Carew | 96 |
Mediocrity in Love Rejected | 104 |
Essay Topics | 236 |
A Note from a Chief Examiner | 239 |
245 | |
Termeni și expresii frecvente
Andrew Marvell angels argument aspects beauty blood breath bright Carew century Charles Chorus Christ classical conceit Coy Mistress Crashaw Cromwell darkness death Discuss Donne's poetry doth drest earth echo effect Elegy essay Examine Explore expression eyes fear flesh flowers Garden George Herbert hath heart heaven Henry Vaughan holy Hymn ideas imagery images John Donne joys King language light lines lived Lord Love's lyrical Marvell Marvell presents Marvell's meaning metaphysical poetry Mistress Morning-watch mystic nature Nicholas Ferrar night Note pleasures poem poet poet's poetic priest reader reading refers rhyme scheme Richard Crashaw sexual shine sing Song Song of Solomon sonnet soul sphere spirit stanza stars subject-matter sweet T.S. Eliot tears Temple term thee theme thine things Thomas Carew thou shalt thought tone unto Valediction Vaughan draws verse verse paragraph voice weep whilst words