John Clare, un tempo conosciuto come il "Poeta Contadino del Northamptonshire", è ora riconosciuto come uno dei poeti più significativi del XIX secolo dopo una grande rivalutazione della sua opera. La sua poesia è profondamente radicata nelle acute osservazioni del mondo naturale e nei dettagli intimi della vita rurale. La voce distintiva di Clare cattura la bellezza e la complessità del suo ambiente con notevole chiarezza e sensibilità. La sua duratura eredità risiede nella sua autentica rappresentazione del paesaggio inglese e della vita interiore dell'individuo.
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This collection, published for John Clare's bicentenary, comprises the tales he wished to include in his third collection, The Shepherd's Calendar (1827), previously unpublished poems, Clare's own description of local customs and his draft essay on English pastoral poetry.
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Poems of Clare, selected and introduced by David Powell.
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This collection of poems and prose, which includes The Parish, in a new and corrected text, The Hue and Cry and The Summons reveal John Clare's reactions to events of the time and the political and social conditions. Such writings illuminate the poetry and help enhance our sense of Clare and his attitudes to the world of his day. schovat popis
1967. No edition remarks. 214 pages. Laminated jacket over green cloth. Wood engravings by David Gentleman. Pages and binding are presentable with no major defects. Minor issues present such as mild cracking, inscriptions, inserts, light foxing, tanning and thumb marking. Boards have mild shelf wear with light rubbing and corner bumping. Some light marking and sunning. Unclipped jacket has light edgewear with tears and creasing. Mild staining and marking all over. Moderate tanning to spine.
