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On Classical and English Poetry

Phoenix, 1952
T HE problem of comparing classical and modern poetry could be approached in various ways, and two approaches are obvious. One is through the classical tradition, the study of sources, of actual strands of influence running from ancient to modern poets.
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Contemporary poetry and classics

2006
This chapter looks at the here and now and the unselfconscious use of Greek and Latin writers by contemporary British and Irish poets. In 1973 an enterprising garland-maker collected together some 850 translations from The Greek Anthology. Most of the versions by the fifty or so contributors were specially commissioned, and they included some excellent
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Tang Poetry in Classical Chinese Poetry Anthologies

2018
Chinese poetry translation in the United States began to move to an obviously upward trend from the second decade of the twentieth century.
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Latin Poetry, Classical

2013
Entry for one of the most visible handbooks for comparative studies of poetry and poetics. Highlights the development of Roman poetry in a cultural context, focusing on issues of imitation, appropriation, competition with other cultures, and cultural identity.
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Sense and Sound in Classical Poetry

The Classical Quarterly, 1942
‘Saepe stilum vertas’, says Horace; and he had excellent company in his friend Virgil, who wrote the Aeneid at the rate of only about 900 lines a year, and spent hours in licking his verses into shape. It would have been instructive to sit at the elbow of these two poets, to see what they altered and what they rejected.
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Classical Hebrew Poetry

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1986
Adele Berlin, W. G. E. Watson
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Classical Allusions in the Poetry of Donne

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1928
A recent critic declares of John Donne: “He had none of that enthusiasm for Greek culture which distinguished More, Colet, and Ascham. He appears to have studied certain Greek authors in Latin translations. . . . . His learning was chiefly of the Mediaeval type.” No evidence, it is true, comes forward to establish Donne's acquaintance at first hand ...
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Hesiod and Classical Greek Poetry

2017
Hesiod was regarded by the Greeks as a foundational figure of their culture, alongside Homer. This book examines the rich and varied engagement of fifth-century lyric and drama with the poetic corpus attributed to Hesiod as well as with the poetic figure of Hesiod.
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Sleep in Classical Poetry

Uyku, bireyin bedeninin ve bilincinin dinlenmesini, psikolojik ve fizyolojik yönden dengeli hayat sürmesini sağlayan bir etkinliktir. İnsan, hem uykuya ihtiyaç duyan hem de bu ihtiyacı giderebilecek ruhsal yapı ve koşullara sahip olarak yaratılmış bir varlıktır. İnsan yaşamında önemli bir role sahip olan uykuya Kuran’da da dikkat çekilir. Tasavvufta da
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Classical Samaritan Poetry

2022
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