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Beskrivning
This book asks us to rethink such a way of understanding Pope. Refusing to accept Pope's version of reality, Laura Brown reads his poems not for what they claim to say, but for what they rationalize away or fail to recognize.
Laura Brown is Associate Professor of English at Cornell University. She is author of English Dramatic Form 1660-1760.
Innehållsförteckning
Editor's Preface vPreface viiIntroduction 11 Imperialism and Poetic Form: The Rape of the Lock (1712, 1714, 1717), Windsor-Forest (1713) 62 The 'New World' of Augustan Humanism: An Essay on Criticism (1711), An Essay on Man (1733-4) 463 The Ideology of Neo-classical Aesthetics: Epistles to Several Persons (1731-5) 944 The New Pastoral--Capitalism and Apocalypse: The Dunciad (1728, 1742, 1743) 128Notes 159Index 175