Acts of writing, and even more so of blotting, are well known to the reader of George Herbert’s Temple as the poet struggles to make his ink and tears a form of imitative art for Christ’s sacrifice. Less attention has been given to the ways in which Herbert participates in the history of publication. Such a reticence can easily be accounted for by the fact that The Temple was printed posthumously. However, renewed interest in a biographical approach of Herbert has drawn attention to his relationship to the poetical coterie formed by the Sidney-Pembroke circles and their modes of aristocratic, scribal publication. This paper will attempt to examine how, though his poetry is modeled on Philip Sidney’s both plain and reflexive style, Herbert d...
This thesis argues that George Herbert develops in The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations...
This article seeks to show to what extent silence is a positive and persuasive poetical tool for Geo...
Yale Osborn MS. b 197 includes a neglected witness, one of six, to George Herbert’s “Æthiopissa ambi...
The critical neglect of the neo-Latin poetry of English writers, particularly those of the Renaissan...
Title printed in red and black, within architectural border.Herbert's prose works; another volume un...
International audienceLa période située entre les deux grandes vagues de destructions iconoclastes d...
Originally published in 1968. The main purpose of this book is to demonstrate that George Herbert is...
Cet article montre que George Herbert, tout comme d'autres interprètes de cette période, a probablem...
Includes bibliographical references.Reception and influence, theoretical offshoots of the New Histor...
George Herbert’s reputation as a musical poet has a long history – a reputation justified by the con...
La doctrine de « la justification par la foi seule », selon laquelle le salut du croyant n’est assur...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityProblem. The purpose of the dissertation is to discuss the place of...
George Herbert has always been regarded as a man of singular piety and a poet of uncommon technical ...
Readers of George Herbert often make the not unreasonable assumption that Magdalene Herbert, the onl...
In the preface to Select Hymns Taken out of Mr. Herbert’s Temple (1697), the anonymous author identi...
This thesis argues that George Herbert develops in The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations...
This article seeks to show to what extent silence is a positive and persuasive poetical tool for Geo...
Yale Osborn MS. b 197 includes a neglected witness, one of six, to George Herbert’s “Æthiopissa ambi...
The critical neglect of the neo-Latin poetry of English writers, particularly those of the Renaissan...
Title printed in red and black, within architectural border.Herbert's prose works; another volume un...
International audienceLa période située entre les deux grandes vagues de destructions iconoclastes d...
Originally published in 1968. The main purpose of this book is to demonstrate that George Herbert is...
Cet article montre que George Herbert, tout comme d'autres interprètes de cette période, a probablem...
Includes bibliographical references.Reception and influence, theoretical offshoots of the New Histor...
George Herbert’s reputation as a musical poet has a long history – a reputation justified by the con...
La doctrine de « la justification par la foi seule », selon laquelle le salut du croyant n’est assur...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityProblem. The purpose of the dissertation is to discuss the place of...
George Herbert has always been regarded as a man of singular piety and a poet of uncommon technical ...
Readers of George Herbert often make the not unreasonable assumption that Magdalene Herbert, the onl...
In the preface to Select Hymns Taken out of Mr. Herbert’s Temple (1697), the anonymous author identi...
This thesis argues that George Herbert develops in The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations...
This article seeks to show to what extent silence is a positive and persuasive poetical tool for Geo...
Yale Osborn MS. b 197 includes a neglected witness, one of six, to George Herbert’s “Æthiopissa ambi...