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Interpretation of Neo-Latin poetry: some questions
2012One of the fascinations of studying Neo-Latin literature lies in the discrepancy between the extremely high status such compositions had in their own time and the no less extremely low status they have had in modern times, even to the point of almost totally disappearing from handbooks of literary history.
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2016
This chapter discusses Latin poetry of the period 1500–1700, with a particular focus on the British Latin verse of this period, as well as authors from elsewhere who had an international reputation. Since the Latin literature of the Renaissance is conventionally considered to begin in Italy in the mid-fourteenth century with Petrarch, and the Italian ...
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This chapter discusses Latin poetry of the period 1500–1700, with a particular focus on the British Latin verse of this period, as well as authors from elsewhere who had an international reputation. Since the Latin literature of the Renaissance is conventionally considered to begin in Italy in the mid-fourteenth century with Petrarch, and the Italian ...
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Structural imitation and genre conventions in Neo-Latin bucolic poetry
2012In the following the author considers the structural patterns in selected collections of neo-Latin bucolic poetry in order to sketch out a genre development. Especially important is the division originating with the commentary of Donatus of the Vergilian genres into three hierarchical levels appropriate for different phases in life, and the conception ...
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Neo-Latin and Vernacular Poetics of Self-Fashioning in Dutch Occasional Poetry (1635–1640)
2014This chapter aims to reconstruct the general poetic system that is at the backdrop of self-fashioning, rather than the historical particularities of it. It especially discusses the bilingual aspect of these poetics of self-fashioning. The chapter focuses on a particular corpus for this research, namely Neo-Latin and vernacular occasional poetry from ...
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An Anthology of Neo-Latin Poetry by Classical Scholars
Presenting a range of Neo-Latin poems written by distinguished classical scholars across Europe from c. 1490 to c. 1900, this anthology includes a selection of celebrated names in the history of scholarship. Individual chapters present the Neo-Latin poems alongside new English translations (usually the first) and accompanying introductions and ...exaly +2 more sources