Byron's Historical DramasClarendon Press, 1992 - 259 頁 Byron's poetic reputation is currently founded on his comic epic Don Juan and its cognates Beppo and The Vision of Judgement. Works outside this group are still regarded with some uncertainty. This study demonstrates that some of Byron's most deeply held critical and political convictions--but also certain aspects of his experience over which he had comparatively little conscious control--found expression in his historical dramas of 1820-1821: Marino Faliero, Sardanapalus, and The Two Foscari. In these plays Byron responds with the fullest degree of imaginative intelligence to his work on the management subcommittee at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the background to which is given its most extensive treatment yet; to his involvement with the Italian nationalist movement; to his advocacy of neo-classical dramatic form and above all to his understanding of Shakespeare and of Shakespeare's reputation among Romantic critics. Lansdown illuminates a fascinating but overlooked aspect of Byron's oeuvre in which the literary, the historical, and the political are closely intertwined. |
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... written plays like Byron's , or that every historical charac- ter created by him or her should have chewed the cud of their historical 67 Hazlitt , v . 289 . predicament as doges Faliero and Foscari do . Equally , Drury Lane 45.
... written plays like Byron's , or that every historical charac- ter created by him or her should have chewed the cud of their historical 67 Hazlitt , v . 289 . predicament as doges Faliero and Foscari do . Equally , Drury Lane 45.
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... created it . In going on to look at the play , we might ask how Byron created this degree of self - consciousness in , for example , Marino Faliero , without its becoming both obtrusive and unnatural in him ? Byron was conscious of the ...
... created it . In going on to look at the play , we might ask how Byron created this degree of self - consciousness in , for example , Marino Faliero , without its becoming both obtrusive and unnatural in him ? Byron was conscious of the ...
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... created , or helped to create . If there is merit in these arguments , and if the capacity of incor- porating the idiomatic , vernacular resources of everyday speech within the pattern of verse was so triumphantly rediscovered in ...
... created , or helped to create . If there is merit in these arguments , and if the capacity of incor- porating the idiomatic , vernacular resources of everyday speech within the pattern of verse was so triumphantly rediscovered in ...
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