A critical introduction to the life, thought, and art of this great English metaphysical poet whose work is characterized by subtle imagery and figurative language.
A critical introduction to the life, thought, and art of this great English metaphysical poet whose work is characterized by subtle imagery and figurative language.
James Winny examines prose translation in relation to the growth of intellectual curiosity in the sixteenth century.
In this 1960 volume, James Winny outlines the changes in the order of English life brought about by such intellectual development, and provides extensive extracts of a number of prose works translated by great English minds.
