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PublisherOxford University Press, Incorporated

ISBN-100192813412

ISBN-139780192813411

eBay Product ID (ePID)55718

Product Key Features

Book TitleJohn Donne

Number of Pages528 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicGeneral, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

Publication Year1990

IllustratorYes

GenreLiterary Criticism, Fiction

AuthorJohn Donne

Book SeriesThe ^Aoxford Authors Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height1.1 in

Item Weight12.6 Oz

Item Length7.7 in

Item Width5.1 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN89-048323

Dewey Edition19

Reviews"To all appearances the first and the only inclusive anthology of Donne with a sound set of notes, and a bargain at that."--Daniel Kinney, University of Virginia"Great anthology; a representative and rich sampling of the profane and sacred thoughts of this giant. No ancillary text needed; this has it all."--Harold J. Baxter, Trinity College, Illinois"Excellent edition."--Gerald Richman, Suffolk University"Like the other volumes in this series, the Donne is an example of real scholarship put to constructive use."--Edwin Briggs, Wheaton College"An excellent edition."--Juanita Kirk, College of the Ozarks, "To all appearances the first and the only inclusive anthology of Donne with a sound set of notes, and a bargain at that."--Daniel Kinney, University of Virginia "Great anthology; a representative and rich sampling of the profane and sacred thoughts of this giant. No ancillary text needed; this has it all."--Harold J. Baxter, Trinity College, Illinois "Excellent edition."--Gerald Richman, Suffolk University "Like the other volumes in this series, the Donne is an example of real scholarship put to constructive use."--Edwin Briggs, Wheaton College "An excellent edition."--Juanita Kirk, College of the Ozarks, "To all appearances the first and the only inclusive anthology of Donne with a sound set of notes, and a bargain at that."--Daniel Kinney, University of Virginia " Great anthology; a representative and rich sampling of the profane and sacred thoughts of this giant. No ancillary text needed; this has it all."--Harold J. Baxter, Trinity College, Illinois "Excellent edition."--Gerald Richman, Suffolk University "Like the other volumes in this series, the Donne is an example of real scholarship put to constructive use."--Edwin Briggs, Wheaton College "An excellent edition."--Juanita Kirk, College of the Ozarks, "To all appearances the first and the only inclusive anthology of Donne with a sound set of notes, and a bargain at that."--Daniel Kinney,University of Virginia "Greatanthology; a representative andrichsampling of the profaneandsacred thoughts of this giant. No ancillary text needed; this has it all."--Harold J. Baxter,Trinity College, Illinois "Excellent edition."--Gerald Richman,Suffolk University "Like the other volumes in this series, the Donne is an example of real scholarship put to constructive use."--Edwin Briggs,Wheaton College "An excellent edition."--Juanita Kirk,College of the Ozarks

Dewey Decimal821/.3

SynopsisUnparalleled in scope, this important volume provides the most comprehensive selection to date of Donne's works. In addition to the poems, it contains excerpts from all the prose writings, including such unfamiliar items as Donne's private letters, his comic onslaught on the Jesuits, Ignatius His Conclave , and his defense of suicide in Biathanotos . In addition, Carey presents over 130 excerpts from sermons culled from Donne's sixteen-year preaching career, concluding with the full text of his last sermon, Death's Duel ., Unparalleled in scope, this important volume provides the most comprehensive selection to date of Donne's works. In addition to the poems, it contains excerpts from all the prose writings, including such unfamiliar items as Donne's private letters, his comic onslaught on the Jesuits, Ignatius His Conclave, and his defense of suicide in Biathanotos. In addition, Carey presents over 130 excerpts from sermons culled from Donne's sixteen-year preaching career, concluding with the full text of his last sermon, Death's Duel.

LC Classification NumberPR2246.C37 1990