Lyrical Ballads by John Mullan

Lyrical Ballads by John Mullan

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A collection of lyrical ballads written between 1798-1805 by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The poets aimed to create a new kind of verse, addressing the concerns of ordinary humanity in the language of ordinary humanity. This reproduces a slightly modernized form of the 1805 text.

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Lyrical Ballads by John Mullan

The editon reproduces, in a slightly modernised form, the 1805 text of the collection - the last to be preparded by Wordsworth, which sought to create a radically new kind of verse dealing with human passions. For nearly two hundred years, scholars and critics have deepened our understanding of these and other poems, and this editon brings together the very best of these works. It contains, in full, the poets' comments on their work, ranging from the famous 'Preface' to incidental remarks in their letters and conversation. There is a substantial and challenging critical introduction to the whole collection, and each poem has a headnote and generous on-page annotation.
"..marvellously good...a beautiful example of focused scholarship." Stephen Gill
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ISBN 13 9780582033030
ISBN 10 0582033039
Title Lyrical Ballads
Author John Mullan
Series Longman Annotated Texts
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pearson Education Limited
Year published 1992-04-06
Number of pages 432
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.