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Tag Archives: Herbert

Miscellanies, a Disappearing Poet and a Metaphysical Jester

Posted on March 2, 2017 by Rachel Stenner

When does a commonplace book become a miscellany? When does a miscellany become a text book and when is John Donne not a metaphysical poet? In the eighteenth century, that’s when. Adam Rounce’s article in the current edition of Eighteenth-Century Continue reading Miscellanies, a Disappearing Poet and a Metaphysical Jester→

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Posted in News, Report | Tagged #BookHistShef, 18th century, Cowley, Donne, Herbert, History of the Book, miscellany, Reading Group, Rounce

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