Description
By the author of The Courtship of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett OUP
Reviews
'Karlin emerges as a mature and significant scholar. His scholarship is wide-ranging ... The greatest benefit Karling confers is his habit of close reading, indeed close hearing, of both prose and poetry. This sensitivity is most valuable when it leads Karlin to shake off traditional readings which are limited or patently wrong. This provides a valuable freshness in the experience of Browning's poetry, and develops a habit of mind in the reader.' Arthur Kincaid. Eesti Humanitaar Instiuut, Tallinn. Notes and Queries Vol 41. No 3 Sept '94
Dr Karlin's book is constantly readable. * English Studies Vol 75 no 6MLR 91:1 *
wide-ranging and informative study of Browning and hatred. ... Karlin employs his detailed scholarly knowledge to select and juxtapose dispersed passages that prove that the poet was consistently absorbed by styles of antithetical thought across the span of an immensely long career. * Victorian Studies, Autumn 1995 *
Book Information
ISBN 9780198112297
Author Daniel Karlin
Format Hardback
Page Count 288
Imprint Clarendon Press
Publisher Oxford University Press
Dimensions(mm) 220mm * 146mm * 24mm