Ben Jonson'S Conversations With William Drummond Of Hawthornden
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Two poets, two worlds-one unforgettable meeting. In the chill of a Scottish winter in 1618, Ben Jonson, the celebrated English dramatist, visited the poet William Drummond of Hawthornden. Their conversations, meticulously recorded, offer a rare portal into the private minds of two literary giants at the height of the Renaissance. This volume captures the wit, candour, and intellectual spark of their early modern dialogues, illuminating the landscape of 17th century England and Scottish literary history. Here, readers will discover the essence of poet discussions as Jonson and Drummond debate a...
Two poets, two worlds-one unforgettable meeting. In the chill of a Scottish winter in 1618, Ben Jonson, the celebrated English dramatist, visited the poet William Drummond of Hawthornden. Their conversations, meticulously recorded, offer a rare portal into the private minds of two literary giants at the height of the Renaissance. This volume captures the wit, candour, and intellectual spark of their early modern dialogues, illuminating the landscape of 17th century England and Scottish literary history. Here, readers will discover the essence of poet discussions as Jonson and Drummond debate art, ambition, and the very nature of literary criticism. Their exchanges, both sharp and generous, reveal the undercurrents that shaped Ben Jonson's works and the enduring grace of William Drummond's poetry. R.F. Patterson's careful presentation invites academic readers and literature students to engage in historical literary analysis, while casual enthusiasts are drawn into the vibrant world of Renaissance literature. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are delving into early modern dialogues for study or savouring them for pleasure, this book stands as both a collector's item and a living testament to the art of conversation.
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