The single most comprehensive study of elegy, this Handbook offers groundbreaking scholarship, historical breadth, and responds to recent exciting developments in elegy studies: the explosion in interest in elegies about AIDS, cancer, and war; the reconsideration of the role of women; and elegy's relation to ethics, philosophy, and theory.
The single most comprehensive study of elegy, this Handbook offers groundbreaking scholarship, historical breadth, and responds to recent exciting developments in elegy studies: the explosion in interest in elegies about AIDS, cancer, and war; the reconsideration of the role of women; and elegy's relation to ethics, philosophy, and theory.
Karen Weisman is Associate Professor of English and Associate of the Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Toronto. She is the author of Imageless Truths: Shelley's Poetic Fictions (University of Pennsylvania Press) and numerous articles and chapters on Romantic and post-Romantic poetry and culture. She is currently completing a study of nineteenth-century Anglo-Jewish elegy.
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* INTRODUCTION * HISTORY * 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy * 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar Story of Elegy in Rome * 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible * 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy * 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy * 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy * 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the English Pastoral Elegy * 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After) * 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief History * 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem In and Around the Eighteenth Century * 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy * 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy * 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity * 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy * 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age * 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and the Great War * 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy Between the Wars * 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins * 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study of Native American Elegy * 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying * 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with Testimonial * 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945 * 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy * KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE * 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern * 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the British Woman Poet * 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship and the Affective Politics of Grief * 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in Early Modern England * 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of Mourning * 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640 * 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in Drama, 1700-1800, * 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic Theory, and Elegiac Form * 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds * 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the Elegiac in Film * 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of Mourning, * 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies * 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy * 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts * 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy
* INTRODUCTION * HISTORY * 1: Gregory Nagy: Ancient Greek Elegy * 2: Paul Allen Miller: 'What's Love Got to Do With It?': The Peculiar Story of Elegy in Rome * 3: Edward L. Greenstein: Lamentation and Lament in the Hebrew Bible * 4: Michael Roberts: Late Roman Elegy * 5: Andy Orchard: Not What It Was: The World of Old English Elegy * 6: Jamie Fumo: The Consolations of Philosophy: Later Medieval Elegy * 7: William Watterson: Nation and History: The Emergence of the English Pastoral Elegy * 8: Gordon Braden: Classical Love Elegy in the Renaissance (and After) * 9: Lorna Clymer: The Funeral Elegy in Early Modern Britain: A Brief History * 10: Helen Deutsch: Elegies in Country Churchyards: The Prospect Poem In and Around the Eighteenth Century * 11: Jeffery Hammond: New World Frontiers: The American Puritan Elegy * 12: Max Cavitch: American Constitutional Elegy * 13: Stuart Curran: Romantic Elegiac Hybridity * 14: Timothy Morton: The Dark Ecology of Elegy * 15: Erik Gray: Victoria Dressed in Black: Poetry in An Elegiac Age * 16: Vincent Sherry: In the Tense of Decadence: Modernist Elegy and the Great War * 17: Patricia Rae: 'Between the Bullet and the Lie': British Elegy Between the Wars * 18: Bonnie Costello: Fresh Woods: Elegy and Ecology Among the Ruins * 19: Arnold Krupat: 'That the People Might Live': Notes Toward a Study of Native American Elegy * 20: Sandra Gilbert: Elegies Upon the Dying * 21: Ross Chambers: Attending to AIDS: Elegy's Rendez-Vous with Testimonial * 22: Maeera Y. Shreiber: Kaddish: Jewish American Elegy Post -1945 * 23: R. Clifton Spargo: The Contemporary Anti-Elegy * KNOWLEDGE, THEME AND PRACTICE * 24: Lauren Shohet: Women's Elegy: Early Modern * 25: Anne K. Mellor: 'Anguish No Cessation Knows': Elegy and the British Woman Poet * 26: Anita Helle: Women's Elegies, 1834 - Present: Female Authorship and the Affective Politics of Grief * 27: Lisa Schnell: 'Lett me Not Pyne for Poverty': Maternal Elegy in Early Modern England * 28: Jonathan Goldberg: Between Men: Literary History and the Work of Mourning * 29: Jonathan Crewe: Elegy in English Drama, 1590-1640 * 30: Catherine Burroughs: Post Coitum Triste: Elegiac Sexuality in Drama, 1700-1800, * 31: Thomas Pfau: Mourning Modernity: Classical Antiquity, Romantic Theory, and Elegiac Form * 32: Jerrold E. Hogle: Elegy and the Gothic: The Common Grounds * 33: Paul Coates: Moving Pictures at the Edge of Stasis: Elegy and the Elegiac in Film * 34: Jahan Ramazani: Nationalism, Transnationalism, and the Poetry of Mourning, * 35: Eric Gidal: Museum Elegies * 36: Kirk Savage: The War Memorial as Elegy * 37: Elizabeth Helsinger: Grieving Images: Elegy and the Visual Arts * 38: Josh Ellenbogen: On Photographic Elegy
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