|
Review of Sir Thomas More, by Anthony Munday, William Shakespeare and others.(Theater review)
|
Sir Thomas More, by Anthony Munday, William Shakespeare and others. Royal Shakespeare Company at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon, May 2005.
Chris Hopkins
Sheffield Hallam University
c.i.hopkins@shu.ac.uk
Hopkins, Chris. "Review of Sir Thomas More, by Anthony Munday, William Shakespeare and others". Early Modern Literary Studies 11.2 (September, 2005) 13.1-6
.
Directed by Robert Delamire; designed by Simon Highlett, lighting designed by Wayne Dowdeswell; music composed by Ilona Sekacz, sound designed by Mike Compton; fight ...
|
Lucretius on optical illusions.(Poems)(Titus Lucretius Catus)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; ...late Roman Republic, a poet named Titus Lucretius Catus, about whom we know next to nothing...he disapproved of poetry--but for Lucretius, poetry was the honey that helped the...medicine of philosophy go down. Part of Lucretius's genius is his ability to demonstrate...
|
|
Mistress Hutchinson and Lucretius.(Books)(On Books)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...the Nature of Things") by telling how Lucretius "Last doth of Wedlocks fruite and its...publishing his translation of just Book I (of Lucretius' six) in 1656. Nor was Hutchinson...two most important Latin manuscripts of Lucretius. Debate concerning which one or ones...
|
|
Inertia and scientific law in sixteenth-century commentaries on Lucretius.
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...selections, ninety verses in all, from Lucretius's De rerum natura to illustrate that...considered Epicurean thought, of which Lucretius's work is the chief example, to be...out of non-Aristotelian sources like Lucretius is, as yet, slender.(4) In this...
|
|
Atoms and seeds: Aphra Behn's Lucretius.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: CLIO
; ...reference. Thomas Creech, who translated Lucretius's De rerum natura into English in 1682...commendatory verse to the second edition of Lucretius were Thomas Otway, Nahum Tate, Edmund...Daphnis on his Excellent Translation of Lucretius" is the subject of this article. Creech...
|
|
Lucretius.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Newspaper article from: Wisconsin Bookwatch
; Lucretius John Godwin Bristol Classical Press/Duckworth c/o International...ducknet.co.uk 1853996718 $20.00 1-800-758-3756 Lucretius is a biography of the Roman poet Lucretius, who lived in the first century BC and composed an epic...
|
|
Lucretius the Diver
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...their own dead, But facts like those Lucretius never knew: He merely meant we can...just once, about bees. Of ancient wits Lucretius alone, Without recourse to supernatural...to life. That took the featherbrain Lucretius seemed to them, and not the sage He...
|
|
Empedocles Redivivus; poetry and analogy in Lucretius.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...Empedocles Redivivus; poetry and analogy in Lucretius. Garani, Myrto. Routledge 2007 324...PA3968 Garani argues that Roman poet Lucretius (95-55 BC) applauds discoveries by...inquiry into the unseen, methods that Lucretius himself draws on and creatively modifies...
|
|
Lucretius' Erotic Mother: Maternity as a Poetic Construct in De Rerum Natura.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Helios
; ...doubt that maternity plays a key role for Lucretius in the composition of De rerum natura...technical" part of the poem, we find Lucretius' philosophical argument again placed...materialism, that is, the nature of matter, Lucretius asks: quippe ubi non essent genitalia...
|
|
|
Giorgione's Tempest, studiolo culture, and the Renaissance Lucretius *.
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...ancient poetic texts: the De rerum natura of Lucretius. (6) The humanist response to Lucretius, the conception of the function of poetry...understanding of Giorgione's painting. Lucretius, along with Virgil, was by 1500 becoming...
|
|
Lucretius: The Roman Poet of Freethought. (Great Minds).
Newspaper article from: Free Inquiry
; The Roman philosopher-poet Lucretius (99-55 B.C.E.) was a stalwart...and adopt a scientific mindset. Lucretius is sometimes classified as an atheist...apparently even know we exist. Lucretius sought to clear the mental rubbish...
|
Find more facts and information related to the
article "Review of Sir Thomas More, by Anthony Munday, ..."
