An edition of Gongorism and the golden age
(1928)
Gongorism and the golden age
a study of exuberance and unrestraint in the arts
by Elisha Kent Kane
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Gongorism and the golden age: a study of exuberance and unrestraint in the arts
1928, University of North Carolina press
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
The meaning of Gongorism.
The extent of Gongorism.
Gongorism is Gongora.
The ancestors of Gongorism.
Some explanations of the eccentric style.
Meretricious verse in other literature.
The fantastic style in music.
Architecture and extravagance.
The grotesque in sculpture.
Painting as a field for phantasy.
Conclusion.
Edition Notes
A complete revision and amplification of an earlier thesis, Gongorism and the artistic culture of the golden age, submitted in 1926.
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