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Talking Renaissance Texts

Name: Talking Renaissance Texts
Brand: EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY PRESS
SKU: 04674527
Price: 15583 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Jeffrey Kahan
ISBN: 9780748639304

Essays in Honor of Stanley Stewart

Jeffrey Kahan

M. Thomas Hester

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04674527

Publishers EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY PRESS, May 2009

For over four decades, Stanley Stewart has been a major voice in Renaissance literary studies. Stewa... Full description

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For over four decades, Stanley Stewart has been a major voice in Renaissance literary studies. Stewart has explored the imagery of religious verse, re-examined the categorical implications of 'major' and 'minor' poets and playwrights, and pioneered the use of Wittgensteinian analysis in literature. Still more recently, he has proven to be an adamant and intelligent defender of the traditions and wisdom of humanistic study and criticism. These essays in his honour rely upon Stewart's methodological approaches to examine literary and philosophical texts in their contexts. Contributors include: R. V. Young, Arthur F. Kinney, Robert C. Evans, Grace Ioppolo, John Mulyran, Sara van den Berg, Paul J. Voss, Richard Harp, Cyndia Susan Clegg, Scott F. Crider, Tom Clayton, John Channing Briggs.