The Golden Way: The Hebrew Sonnet During the Renaissance And the Baroque

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Abstract

Bregman, who is not further identified, traces the evolution of the genre from its origin about 1300 in Italy through several centuries, referring to a 1997 companion anthology that has not been translated into English. She first examines features of the ancient Hebrew sonnet, then looks at the revived version. Shevil ha-Zahav was published in 1985. The translation contains an updated bibliography altered for English readers and drops some technical Hebrew linguistic discussion. The publisher is the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationTempe, AR
PublisherArizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Number of pages292
ISBN (Print)9780866983488, 0866983481
StatePublished - Jun 2006

Publication series

NameMedieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies
Volume304

Keywords

  • Hebreeuws
  • Sonnetten
  • Sonnets, Hebrew

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