The Sea And The Mirror: A Commentary On Shakespeare'S The Tempest (W.H. Auden: Critical Editions, 6)

The Sea And The Mirror: A Commentary On Shakespeare'S The Tempest (W.H. Auden: Critical Editions, 6)

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Written In The Midst Of World War Ii After Its Author Emigrated To America, The Sea And The Mirror Is Not Merely A Great Poem But Ranks As One Of The Most Profound Interpretations Of Shakespeare'S Final Play In The Twentieth Century. As W. H. Auden Told Friends, It Is Really About The Christian Conception Of Art And It Is My Ars Poetica, In The Same Way I Believe The Tempest To Be Shakespeare'S. This Is The First Critical Edition. Arthur Kirsch'S Introduction And Notes Make The Poem Newly Accessible To Readers Of Auden, Readers Of Shakespeare, And All Those Interested In The Relation Of Life And Literaturethose Two Classic Themes Alluded To In Its Title.The Poem Begins In A Theater After A Performance Of The Tempest Has Ended. It Includes A Moving Speech In Verse By Prospero Bidding Farewell To Ariel, A Section In Which The Supporting Characters Speak In A Dazzling Variety Of Verse Forms About Their Experiences On The Island, And An Extravagantly Inventive Section In Prose That Sees The Uncivilized Caliban Address The Audience On Artan Unalloyed Example Of What Auden'S Friend Oliver Sachs Has Called His Wild, Extraordinary And Demonic Imagination.Besides Annotating Auden'S Allusions And Sources (In Notes After The Text), Kirsch Provides Extensive Quotations From His Manuscript Drafts, Permitting The Reader To Follow The Poem'S Genesis In Auden'S Imagination. This Book, Which Incorporates For The First Time Previously Ignored Corrections That Auden Made On The Galleys Of The First Edition, Also Provides An Unusual Opportunity To See The Effect Of One Literary Genius Upon Another.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the main theme of 'The Sea and the Mirror'? A: The main theme of 'The Sea and the Mirror' revolves around the Christian conception of art, as interpreted through Shakespeare's 'The Tempest.' It explores the relationship between life and literature.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'The Sea and the Mirror'? A: 'The Sea and the Mirror' is authored by W. H. Auden, a prominent poet known for his profound literary insights.
  • Q: What edition of 'The Sea and the Mirror' is available? A: This product listing features the first critical edition of 'The Sea and the Mirror,' which includes annotations and extensive notes.
  • Q: How many pages does 'The Sea and the Mirror' have? A: 'The Sea and the Mirror' has a total of 152 pages, making it a concise yet rich exploration of Auden's interpretation of Shakespeare.
  • Q: What type of binding does this book have? A: This book is bound in hardcover, providing durability and a premium feel for readers.
  • Q: When was 'The Sea and the Mirror' published? A: 'The Sea and the Mirror' was published on April 27, 2003.
  • Q: What features are included in this edition of the book? A: This edition includes an introduction and notes by Arthur Kirsch, making the poem accessible to readers and offering insights into Auden's allusions and sources.
  • Q: Is 'The Sea and the Mirror' suitable for readers unfamiliar with Shakespeare? A: Yes, this edition is designed to be accessible for readers of all backgrounds, including those who may not be familiar with Shakespeare.
  • Q: What condition is the book in? A: The book is listed as a used book in good condition, ensuring it is still a valuable addition to your collection.
  • Q: Does this edition include Auden's manuscript drafts? A: Yes, the edition incorporates extensive quotations from Auden's manuscript drafts, allowing readers to see the poem's development.