Sea and larks. From European and American poets of the XVI-XX centuries
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Representative anthology of the five centuries of poetry, which includes the largest poets of the Old and New World (John Donn, John Kits, William Shakespeare, Lewis Carroll, William Yates, Emily Dikinson and others), summarizes the half -century work of the famous translator Grigory Mikhailovich Krugkov.
English, American, French and Spanish poems are given in a chronological order that reveals the general trends of European poetry. The book begins with a peculiar prologue: ancient Irish verses of the early Middle Ages - it was here that rhymeed poetry appeared for the first time, which soon spread throughout the continent.
Grigory Kruzhkov - laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, the Award of the Guild of Translators "Master", Big Bunin and Voloshinsky Prize, etc., professor, member of the Shakespearean commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honorary Doctor of Literature of Dublin University
English, American, French and Spanish poems are given in a chronological order that reveals the general trends of European poetry. The book begins with a peculiar prologue: ancient Irish verses of the early Middle Ages - it was here that rhymeed poetry appeared for the first time, which soon spread throughout the continent.
Grigory Kruzhkov - laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, the Award of the Guild of Translators "Master", Big Bunin and Voloshinsky Prize, etc., professor, member of the Shakespearean commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honorary Doctor of Literature of Dublin University
Author:
Author:Shakespeare William, Howard Henry, Whayette Thomas
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8905935-9-7
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