The book contains comparative analyses of the development of litanic verse in European poetry, from medieval to modern times. Litanic verse is based on different syntactic devices, such as enumeration, parallelism, anaphora and epiphora. However, it is not to be seen merely as a convention of versification as the popularity of different variants of the verse in Europe reflects the religious, intellectual, social and political history of various European regions. The essays in the first volume focus on the origins of the Litany (the Near East, Greece, Byzantium, Rome), as well as the emergence of litanic verse in the Iberian languages (Castilian, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese) and Slavic and Central European literatures (Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Serbian, Russian).
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Witold Sadowski heads the Section for the Poetics of Verse at the University of Warsaw. He specialises in the theory of verse and the history of literary genres. Magdalena Kowalska obtained her Ph.D. from the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun´. She specialises in the history of the romantic period and Polish-French literary relations. Magdalena Maria Kubas obtained her Ph.D. from the University for Foreigners of Siena. She specialises in the twentieth-century Italian literature and the relations between poetry and music.
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Originalhardcover. Etat : Wie neu. 364 S. Ein tadelloses Exemplar. - Contents -- Witold Sadowski -- Some Necessary Preliminaries9 -- Origines -- Lukasz Tobola -- ln principio erat enumeratio: The Origins of Litanic -- Patterns in the Ancient Near E ast 15 -- Lukasz Tobola -- Looking for the Origins of Biblical Litanies: The Hymn -- of the Three Youths in Daniel 3:52--90deut 29 -- Lukasz Tobola -- Three Short Litany-Like Texts from Ugarit: Translation and Commentary 41 -- Leslaw Bogdan Lesyk -- Litanic Elements in Ancient Greece: Orphic H ym ns 51 -- Leslaw Bogdan Lesyk -- Byzantine Liturgical Litany 73 -- Elzbieta Chrulska -- Litanic Verse in Latin91 -- Iberia -- Marta Pilat Zuzankiewicz -- Religious Poetry Religio Amoris and Panegyric Poetry -- in Spain before the End of the Fifteenth Century129 -- Marta Pilat Zuzankiewicz -- Castilian Poetry and Autos Sacramentales during the -- Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries143 Marta Pilat Zuzankiewicz -- Praise, Litany and Cantigas: Catalonian, Galician-Portuguese, -- and Portuguese Poetry up to the End of the Seventeenth Century157 -- Maria Judyta Wozniak -- The Iberian Peninsula from the Eighteenth Century till -- the 1930s: Opening Remarks 169 -- Maria Judyta Wozniak -- "Thou, the most beautiful; thou, in whom the pink morning -- star shines": Castilian Poetry in the Eighteenth Century 171 -- Maria Judyta Wozniak -- "I do not know the name": Castilian Poetry from the -- Nineteenth Century to the 1930s 183 -- Maria Judyta Wozniak -- On the Trail of Litany in Catalan, Galician, and Portuguese -- Poetry from the Eighteenth Century to the 1930s197 -- Slavia Meridionalis et Orientalis -- Emilian Pralat -- Southern Slavs: At the Meeting Point of Traditions207 -- Emilian Pralat -- "From besmeared lips, from hating heart, from unclean tongue": -- Writing and Rewriting of the Canon in Serbia221 -- Emilian Pralat -- "The Word that feeds hungry human souls, the Word that gives -- power to your mind and heart": Bulgaria from Clement -- of Ohrid to the "September Literature" Circle235 -- Emilian Pralat -- "Oh the blessed one, oh the most holy one, oh elevated above all the -- blessed ones": Litanic Patterns and Folk Inspirations in Croatian Poetry 251 ISBN 9783631663509 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550. N° de réf. du vendeur 1077118
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