Description
Carmen Saeculare VII. – Glowing Hours
Overview
"Carmen Saeculare VII: Glowing Hours" is a scholarly collection of papers from the 1998 English Romanticism conference, hosted by the Hungarian Byron Society and the Hungarian Society for the Study of English (HUSSE). Edited by Éva Bús, Imre Garaczi, and Zoltán Kalmár, the volume explores various facets of English Romanticism, including studies on Lord Byron and the Wordsworths, as well as broader themes related to Romantic identity and intertextuality. This collection, enriched with illustrations by Róbert König, reflects the continued relevance of Romantic literature and its impact on modern culture.
Product Features
- Format: Softcover
- Language: English
- Publication Year: 1999
- Publisher: Veszprém University, PSHV Foundation
- Pages: 136 pages
- Illustrations: Includes original artwork by Róbert König
- ISBN: 9630390523
- Content: Features papers on Lord Byron, Wordsworth, and broader topics within English Romanticism
Interesting Facts
- Byron and Romanticism: The volume begins with discussions on Lord Byron’s influence, including Ferenc Zsélyi's paper on Byron’s masterful literary plans and Éva Bús’ exploration of Byron’s themes of mystery and fruitfulness.
- Wordsworth Studies: A special section is devoted to William and Dorothy Wordsworth, including insights on their literary contributions and how their works continue to shape Romantic thought.
- Romantic Identity and Intertextuality: Papers like Maria Kurdi's explore how Romanticism has shaped modern identity, touching on intertextual links with 20th-century literature.
Publishers
Publisher: Veszprém University, Veszprém, Hungary
Printed by: Eötvös Károly Megyei Könyvtár Nyomdája, Veszprém
Year: 1999
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