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In "The Poetical Works of John Skelton" (Vol. 1&2), the illustrious Tudor poet John Skelton showcases his masterful command of language through a vibrant tapestry of verse that is both satirical and reflective. Spanning an array of themes from courtly life to rich allegorical narratives, Skelton's work is notable for its innovative use of meter and rhyme, hallmarks of his unique literary style. This compilation not only emphasizes his role as a pivotal figure in the transition from medieval to early modern English literature but also presents an eclectic mixture of forms including elegy, allegory, and political commentary, thereby inviting readers to explore complex societal norms of his time. John Skelton (c. 1460-1529) emerged from an era marked by significant political and religious upheaval. His experiences at the court of Henry VIII, combined with his scholarly pursuits, informed his nuanced literary voice. The son of a prominent family and a graduate of both Oxford and Cambridge, Skelton was well acquainted with the classical influences of his education, melding them with the vernacular traditions of the day. This comprehensive collection is essential for anyone interested in the intricacies of early English poetry. Poets, historians, and casual readers alike will find in Skelton's work a mirror reflecting the human condition, layered with wit and profound insight. As you delve into his verses, you will uncover the rich historical and cultural context that shaped his art, making it a worthy addition to any literary collection.
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ספר דיגיטלי : 11 בנובמבר 2023
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