1923, ISBN: 299da33afcb4c00475dfb18216302a43

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[SC: 14.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit va… Altro …

[SC: 14.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a religious element'). Contents: I). Butler. 1). His character and person. 2). Before the Restoration. 3). The Restoration. 4). From the appearance of the first part of Hudibras to Butler's death - Principal editions of Hudibras. II). Butler's work. 1). The 'posthumous works'. 2). The 'genuine remains'. 3). Hudibras - its contents. 4). General remarks on Butler's work - The form of Hudibras. 5). The manner of composition. 6). Wtiters who may have influenced Butler - Imitations. III). Butler and the Puritans. 1). Hudibras a satire of Puritanism. 2). Faults and abuses of the time imputed to Puritanism. 3). The origin of Puritanism. 4). Character of Puritanism. 5). Divisions among the Puritans. 6). The King and the Puritans. 7). The prototype of Sir Hudibras. 8). Sir Hudibras as the representative of Presbyterianism. 9). Ralpho, the representative of independency. IV). Butler and Cervantes. 1). Introduction. 2). 'The history of Don Quixote' in England before Butler - The general design of Hudibras borrowed from Cervantes. 3). The heroes of Cervantes in Butler's work. 4). The knights and the squires. 5). Their adventures. 6). Further correspondence between Hudibras and Don Quixote - The sentiments expressed in either. 7). The device of Putitan Knight-Errant borrowed from Cervantes? 8). Different character of Hudibras snd Don Quixote? V). Butler and Rabelais. 1). Relationship between Butler and Rabelais. 2). Butler's knowledge of French - His opinion of the French. 3). The 'Words congealed in northern air' (Butler and Greek) - The 'carnal Seamen in a Storm'. 4). Rabelais and Butler on the Lawyers. 5). Rabelais and Butler on the question of the Monks (Puritans) and the question of Women. 6). Rabelais and Butler on astrology and occult learning - Their own encyclopaedic learning and their attitude towards Scholasticism. 7). Want of action - The 'Boiled Lobster'. With a portrait of Butler, conclusion and works consulted. 239 pag. Size: 23,5cmx15,5cm<

1923, ISBN: 299da33afcb4c00475dfb18216302a43

edizione con copertina flessibile

[SC: 14.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit va… Altro …

[SC: 14.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a religious element'). Contents: I). Butler. 1). His character and person. 2). Before the Restoration. 3). The Restoration. 4). From the appearance of the first part of Hudibras to Butler's death - Principal editions of Hudibras. II). Butler's work. 1). The 'posthumous works'. 2). The 'genuine remains'. 3). Hudibras - its contents. 4). General remarks on Butler's work - The form of Hudibras. 5). The manner of composition. 6). Wtiters who may have influenced Butler - Imitations. III). Butler and the Puritans. 1). Hudibras a satire of Puritanism. 2). Faults and abuses of the time imputed to Puritanism. 3). The origin of Puritanism. 4). Character of Puritanism. 5). Divisions among the Puritans. 6). The King and the Puritans. 7). The prototype of Sir Hudibras. 8). Sir Hudibras as the representative of Presbyterianism. 9). Ralpho, the representative of independency. IV). Butler and Cervantes. 1). Introduction. 2). 'The history of Don Quixote' in England before Butler - The general design of Hudibras borrowed from Cervantes. 3). The heroes of Cervantes in Butler's work. 4). The knights and the squires. 5). Their adventures. 6). Further correspondence between Hudibras and Don Quixote - The sentiments expressed in either. 7). The device of Putitan Knight-Errant borrowed from Cervantes? 8). Different character of Hudibras snd Don Quixote? V). Butler and Rabelais. 1). Relationship between Butler and Rabelais. 2). Butler's knowledge of French - His opinion of the French. 3). The 'Words congealed in northern air' (Butler and Greek) - The 'carnal Seamen in a Storm'. 4). Rabelais and Butler on the Lawyers. 5). Rabelais and Butler on the question of the Monks (Puritans) and the question of Women. 6). Rabelais and Butler on astrology and occult learning - Their own encyclopaedic learning and their attitude towards Scholasticism. 7). Want of action - The 'Boiled Lobster'. With a portrait of Butler, conclusion and works consulted. 239 pag. Size: 23,5cmx15,5cm<

1923, ISBN: 299da33afcb4c00475dfb18216302a43

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[SC: 11.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit va… Altro …

[SC: 11.95], [PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a religious element'). Contents: I). Butler. 1). His character and person. 2). Before the Restoration. 3). The Restoration. 4). From the appearance of the first part of Hudibras to Butler's death - Principal editions of Hudibras. II). Butler's work. 1). The 'posthumous works'. 2). The 'genuine remains'. 3). Hudibras - its contents. 4). General remarks on Butler's work - The form of Hudibras. 5). The manner of composition. 6). Wtiters who may have influenced Butler - Imitations. III). Butler and the Puritans. 1). Hudibras a satire of Puritanism. 2). Faults and abuses of the time imputed to Puritanism. 3). The origin of Puritanism. 4). Character of Puritanism. 5). Divisions among the Puritans. 6). The King and the Puritans. 7). The prototype of Sir Hudibras. 8). Sir Hudibras as the representative of Presbyterianism. 9). Ralpho, the representative of independency. IV). Butler and Cervantes. 1). Introduction. 2). 'The history of Don Quixote' in England before Butler - The general design of Hudibras borrowed from Cervantes. 3). The heroes of Cervantes in Butler's work. 4). The knights and the squires. 5). Their adventures. 6). Further correspondence between Hudibras and Don Quixote - The sentiments expressed in either. 7). The device of Putitan Knight-Errant borrowed from Cervantes? 8). Different character of Hudibras snd Don Quixote? V). Butler and Rabelais. 1). Relationship between Butler and Rabelais. 2). Butler's knowledge of French - His opinion of the French. 3). The 'Words congealed in northern air' (Butler and Greek) - The 'carnal Seamen in a Storm'. 4). Rabelais and Butler on the Lawyers. 5). Rabelais and Butler on the question of the Monks (Puritans) and the question of Women. 6). Rabelais and Butler on astrology and occult learning - Their own encyclopaedic learning and their attitude towards Scholasticism. 7). Want of action - The 'Boiled Lobster'. With a portrait of Butler, conclusion and works consulted. 239 pag. Size: 23,5cmx15,5cm<

1923, ISBN: 299da33afcb4c00475dfb18216302a43

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Hilversum: De Atlas, 1923. Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a re… Altro …

Hilversum: De Atlas, 1923. Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a religious element'). Contents: I). Butler. 1). His character and person. 2). Before the Restoration. 3). The Restoration. 4). From the appearance of the first part of Hudibras to Butler's death - Principal editions of Hudibras. II). Butler's work. 1). The 'posthumous works'. 2). The 'genuine remains'. 3). Hudibras - its contents. 4). General remarks on Butler's work - The form of Hudibras. 5). The manner of composition. 6). Wtiters who may have influenced Butler - Imitations. III). Butler and the Puritans. 1). Hudibras a satire of Puritanism. 2). Faults and abuses of the time imputed to Puritanism. 3). The origin of Puritanism. 4). Character of Puritanism. 5). Divisions among the Puritans. 6). The King and the Puritans. 7). The prototype of Sir Hudibras. 8). Sir Hudibras as the representative of Presbyterianism. 9). Ralpho, the representative of independency. IV). Butler and Cervantes. 1). Introduction. 2). 'The history of Don Quixote' in England before Butler - The general design of Hudibras borrowed from Cervantes. 3). The heroes of Cervantes in Butler's work. 4). The knights and the squires. 5). Their adventures. 6). Further correspondence between Hudibras and Don Quixote - The sentiments expressed in either. 7). The device of Putitan Knight-Errant borrowed from Cervantes? 8). Different character of Hudibras snd Don Quixote? V). Butler and Rabelais. 1). Relationship between Butler and Rabelais. 2). Butler's knowledge of French - His opinion of the French. 3). The 'Words congealed in northern air' (Butler and Greek) - The 'carnal Seamen in a Storm'. 4). Rabelais and Butler on the Lawyers. 5). Rabelais and Butler on the question of the Monks (Puritans) and the question of Women. 6). Rabelais and Butler on astrology and occult learning - Their own encyclopaedic learning and their attitude towards Scholasticism. 7). Want of action - The 'Boiled Lobster'. With a portrait of Butler, conclusion and works consulted. 239 pag.. 1st edition. Sewed paperback. 23,5cmx15,5cm., De Atlas, 1923, 0<

1923, ISBN: 299da33afcb4c00475dfb18216302a43

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[PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. … Altro …

[PU: De Atlas, Hilversum], HUDIBRAS PURITANS PUTITANISM CERVANTES RABELAIS RESTORATION PRESBYTERIANISM DON QUIXOTE QUICHOTTE, Academisch proefschrift (thesis) Universiteit van Amsterdam. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A. E. H. Swaen. Met los blad stellingen (XI: 'In all true art there is a religious element'). Contents: I). Butler. 1). His character and person. 2). Before the Restoration. 3). The Restoration. 4). From the appearance of the first part of Hudibras to Butler's death - Principal editions of Hudibras. II). Butler's work. 1). The 'posthumous works'. 2). The 'genuine remains'. 3). Hudibras - its contents. 4). General remarks on Butler's work - The form of Hudibras. 5). The manner of composition. 6). Wtiters who may have influenced Butler - Imitations. III). Butler and the Puritans. 1). Hudibras a satire of Puritanism. 2). Faults and abuses of the time imputed to Puritanism. 3). The origin of Puritanism. 4). Character of Puritanism. 5). Divisions among the Puritans. 6). The King and the Puritans. 7). The prototype of Sir Hudibras. 8). Sir Hudibras as the representative of Presbyterianism. 9). Ralpho, the representative of independency. IV). Butler and Cervantes. 1). Introduction. 2). 'The history of Don Quixote' in England before Butler - The general design of Hudibras borrowed from Cervantes. 3). The heroes of Cervantes in Butler's work. 4). The knights and the squires. 5). Their adventures. 6). Further correspondence between Hudibras and Don Quixote - The sentiments expressed in either. 7). The device of Putitan Knight-Errant borrowed from Cervantes? 8). Different character of Hudibras snd Don Quixote? V). Butler and Rabelais. 1). Relationship between Butler and Rabelais. 2). Butler's knowledge of French - His opinion of the French. 3). The 'Words congealed in northern air' (Butler and Greek) - The 'carnal Seamen in a Storm'. 4). Rabelais and Butler on the Lawyers. 5). Rabelais and Butler on the question of the Monks (Puritans) and the question of Women. 6). Rabelais and Butler on astrology and occult learning - Their own encyclopaedic learning and their attitude towards Scholasticism. 7). Want of action - The 'Boiled Lobster'. With a portrait of Butler, conclusion and works consulted. 239 pag. Size: 23,5cmx15,5cm<