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1045933
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b800303
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Stack, Frank,1942-
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| Title & Author
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Pope and Horace : : studies in imitation /\ Frank Stack.
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| Publication Statement
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Cambridge :: Cambridge University Press,, 1985
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1 online resource (xvii, 316 Seiten)
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| ISBN
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0511519117
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: 0521021901
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: 0521266955
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: 9780511519116
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: 9780521021906
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: 9780521266956
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| Notes
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Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
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| Abstract
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Pope printed his Imitations of Horace alongside the original Horatian poems on which they were based, and to understand these works fully it is necessary to compare in detail each Imitation with its original. This is the first book to do so. Through a close analysis of each Horatian poem (translated anew, for the many readers of Pope who do not know Latin), Mr Stack explores the complex and subtle intertextual relationship between Pope's Imitations and their originals. An important feature of the book is the detailed comparison with other eighteenth-century views of Horace. Two chapters on the interpretation of Horace in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries highlight the power and originality of Pope's treatment. By drawing upon a wide range of twentieth-century criticism of Horace, Mr Stack shows that Pope's Imitations are still challenging and can make us look afresh at Horace's poems. The thrust of the book is to emphasize the radical nature of Pope's interpretation of Horace, an engagement which is both dynamic and changing. Pope responds to the most significant aspects of Horace - the treatment of human inconsistency, the explorations of the nature of the self, the movement between scepticism and idealism - and re-explores these themes in his own poetry. In their profound debt to Horace, and in their attempt to become vigorously independent from him, these Imitations stand as one of the most remarkable examples of intertextuality in English literature.
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Horace.
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Horace-- Appreciation-- Great Britain
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Horace-- Influence
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Horace-- Parodies, imitations, etc.
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Pope, Alexander,1688-1744., Imitations of Horace.
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Comparative literature-- English and Latin.
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Comparative literature-- Latin and English.
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English poetry-- Roman influences.
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Imitation in literature.
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Satire-- History and criticism.
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Art appreciation.
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Comparative literature-- English and Latin.
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Comparative literature-- Latin and English.
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English poetry-- Roman influences.
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Imitation in literature.
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Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
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Satire.
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Great Britain.
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| Dewey Classification
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821/.5
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| LC Classification
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PR3630.I53
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| Parallel Title
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Pope et Horace
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