John Donne Poetry: Book Guide, Author and Facts
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"This new Norton Critical Edition presents a comprehensive collection of Donne's poetry. The texts are divided into sections: "Satires," "Elegies," "Verse Letters to Several Personages," "Songs and Sonnets," and "Divine Poems." They have been scrupulously edited and are from the Westmoreland manuscript where possible - collated against the best exemplars from the most important families of Donne manuscripts: the Cambridge Balam, the Dublin Trinity, the O'Flahertie - and compared with all seven of the seventeenth-century printed editions of the poems as well as with the major twentieth-century editions. Annotations to the texts of the poems define uncommon terms and locate historical references." ""Criticism" is divided into four sections. "Donne and Metaphysical Poetry" includes seventeenth-century views on Donne and his style by Ben Jonson, Thomas Carew, Izaak Walton, John Dryden, Samue
Quick facts about John Donne Poetry
- Title: John Donne Poetry
- Author: John Donne
- First published: 1633
- Genre: criticism and interpretation, english christian literature, correspondence
- OpenLibrary ID: OL15420303W
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"This new Norton Critical Edition presents a comprehensive collection of Donne's poetry.
Who wrote John Donne Poetry?
John Donne Poetry was written by John Donne.
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John Donne Poetry was first published in 1633.
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