Thomas Nashe
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Thomas Nashe
Brown, Georgia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2011
632
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Inglês
9780754628538
15 a 20 dias
1330
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Contents: Introduction; Part I Nashe and Early Modern Literature: Contexts, Relationships, Influence: The extemporal vein: Thomas Nashe and the invention of modern narrative, Kiernan Ryan; 'London' and 'The Wits' Charles Nicholl; Shakespearean grotesque: the Falstaff plays, Neil Rhodes; The uses of resentment: Nashe, 'Parnassus', and the poet's mystery, Laurie Ellinghausen. Part II Earlier Works: 'The Anatomie of Absurditie': a study in literary apprenticeship, Don Cameron Allen; The influence of the Marprelate controversy upon the style of Thomas Nashe, Travis L. Summersgill; The miseries of authorship and 'Pierce Penilesse', G.R. Hibbard; 'Pierce Penilesse', the bankrupt's carnival, Lorna Hutson; 'Christs Teares': Nashe's 'forsaken extremities', Katherine Duncan-Jones; Summer fruit and autumn leaves: Thomas Nashe in 1593, Philip Schwyzer; Prototypes of festive comedy in a pageant entertainment: 'Summer's Last Will and Testament', C.L. Barber; 'Summer's Last Will and Testament': revels' end, Marie Axton. Part III Later Works, Including the Quarrel with Gabriel Harvey: Nashe and the poetics of obscenity: 'The Choise of Valentines', M.L. Stapleton; Transmuted into a woman or worse: masculine gender identity and Thomas Nashe's Choice of Valentines, Ian Frederick Moulton; 'All this tractate is but a dream': the ethics of dream narration in Thomas Nashe's The Terrors of the Night, Per Sivefors; The patrimony of learning, Alexandra Halasz; Day labor: Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England, Steve Mentz; Nashe's red herring: epistemologies of the commodity in Lenten Stuffe, Henry S. Turner; Rhetoric and truth, Jonathan V. Crewe. Part IV The Unfortunate Traveller (1594): Thomas Nashe and the functional grotesque in Elizabethan prose fiction, Barbara C. Millard; Nashe's 'The Unfortunate Traveller': the 'newes of the maker' game, Margaret Ferguson; Inside the outsider, Nashe's 'Unfortunate Traveller' and Bakhtins polyphonic novel, Ann Rosalind Jones; The epistemological challenge of Nashe's 'The Unfortunate Traveller', Raymond Stephanson; 'The Unfortunate Traveller' in (and out of) France, Richard Hillman; How to turn prose into literature: the case of Thomas Nashe, Stephen Guy-Bray; Name index.
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Unfortunate Traveller;unfortunate;Vp;traveller;Pierce Penilesse;lenten;Young Man;stuffe;Lenten Stuff;marprelate;Nashe's Text;controversy;Marprelate Controversy;nashe's;Nashe's Unfortunate Traveller;text;Personae;gabriel;Nashe's Work;harvey;Sel;Christs Teares;STC;Diogenes;Re;Red Herring;Nashe's Writings;Pierce Penniless;Falstaff Plays;William Cotton;Early Modern Prose Fiction;Vice Versa;OED;Nashe's Career;Martin Marprelate
Contents: Introduction; Part I Nashe and Early Modern Literature: Contexts, Relationships, Influence: The extemporal vein: Thomas Nashe and the invention of modern narrative, Kiernan Ryan; 'London' and 'The Wits' Charles Nicholl; Shakespearean grotesque: the Falstaff plays, Neil Rhodes; The uses of resentment: Nashe, 'Parnassus', and the poet's mystery, Laurie Ellinghausen. Part II Earlier Works: 'The Anatomie of Absurditie': a study in literary apprenticeship, Don Cameron Allen; The influence of the Marprelate controversy upon the style of Thomas Nashe, Travis L. Summersgill; The miseries of authorship and 'Pierce Penilesse', G.R. Hibbard; 'Pierce Penilesse', the bankrupt's carnival, Lorna Hutson; 'Christs Teares': Nashe's 'forsaken extremities', Katherine Duncan-Jones; Summer fruit and autumn leaves: Thomas Nashe in 1593, Philip Schwyzer; Prototypes of festive comedy in a pageant entertainment: 'Summer's Last Will and Testament', C.L. Barber; 'Summer's Last Will and Testament': revels' end, Marie Axton. Part III Later Works, Including the Quarrel with Gabriel Harvey: Nashe and the poetics of obscenity: 'The Choise of Valentines', M.L. Stapleton; Transmuted into a woman or worse: masculine gender identity and Thomas Nashe's Choice of Valentines, Ian Frederick Moulton; 'All this tractate is but a dream': the ethics of dream narration in Thomas Nashe's The Terrors of the Night, Per Sivefors; The patrimony of learning, Alexandra Halasz; Day labor: Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England, Steve Mentz; Nashe's red herring: epistemologies of the commodity in Lenten Stuffe, Henry S. Turner; Rhetoric and truth, Jonathan V. Crewe. Part IV The Unfortunate Traveller (1594): Thomas Nashe and the functional grotesque in Elizabethan prose fiction, Barbara C. Millard; Nashe's 'The Unfortunate Traveller': the 'newes of the maker' game, Margaret Ferguson; Inside the outsider, Nashe's 'Unfortunate Traveller' and Bakhtins polyphonic novel, Ann Rosalind Jones; The epistemological challenge of Nashe's 'The Unfortunate Traveller', Raymond Stephanson; 'The Unfortunate Traveller' in (and out of) France, Richard Hillman; How to turn prose into literature: the case of Thomas Nashe, Stephen Guy-Bray; Name index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Unfortunate Traveller;unfortunate;Vp;traveller;Pierce Penilesse;lenten;Young Man;stuffe;Lenten Stuff;marprelate;Nashe's Text;controversy;Marprelate Controversy;nashe's;Nashe's Unfortunate Traveller;text;Personae;gabriel;Nashe's Work;harvey;Sel;Christs Teares;STC;Diogenes;Re;Red Herring;Nashe's Writings;Pierce Penniless;Falstaff Plays;William Cotton;Early Modern Prose Fiction;Vice Versa;OED;Nashe's Career;Martin Marprelate
