This new edition focuses on the Sonnets as poetry - sometimes strikingly individual poems, but often subtly interlinked in thematic, imagistic and other groupings. Gwynne Evans and Anthony Hecht also address the many questions that cast a veil of mystery over the genesis of the Sonnets: to what extent are they autobiographical? What is the nature of the 'love', strongly expressed, between the 'poet', the 'youth' and the 'Dark Lady'? Can they, apart from the poet, be identified? Who is the 'rival poet'? When were the Sonnets written and in what order? What were the circumstances surrounding their publication?
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"They are the work of someone whose ear is unerring." --W.H. Auden
"He is writing about the world, the largeness of which he had perhaps only recently discovered." --Mark Van Doren
"The striking peculiarity of Shakespeare's mind was its generic quality, its power to communicate with all other minds." --William Hazlitt
"Shakespeare is the greatest university of all." --William Carlos Williams
They are the work of someone whose ear is unerring. "W.H. Auden"
He is writing about the world, the largeness of which he had perhaps only recently discovered. "Mark Van Doren"
The striking peculiarity of Shakespeare's mind was its generic quality, its power to communicate with all other minds. "William Hazlitt"
Shakespeare is the greatest university of all. "William Carlos Williams""
"They are the work of someone whose ear is unerring." --W.H. Auden
"He is writing about the world, the largeness of which he had perhaps only recently discovered." --Mark Van Doren
"The striking peculiarity of Shakespeare's mind was its generic quality, its power to communicate with all other minds." --William Hazlitt
"Shakespeare is the greatest university of all." --William Carlos Williams
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