Alexander's Feast, MacFlecknoe, And St. Cecilia's Day

With Philological And Explanatory Notes (1883)

Autori

• John Dryden

Parametri

• Narrativa
• Poesia

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The collection features three of John Dryden's notable poems, each showcasing distinct themes and styles. "Alexander's Feast" honors the emotional power of music through a banquet celebrating Alexander the Great. "MacFlecknoe" serves as a sharp satire targeting rival poet Thomas Shadwell, depicting a realm of mediocrity in poetry. "St. Cecilia's Day" pays tribute to the patron saint of music, highlighting how her melodies inspire and elevate the spirit. The book includes notes for deeper insight into its language and context, reflecting Dryden's poetic mastery.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2008

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