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Item specifics
- Condition
- ISBN
- 9780198721611
- Book Title
- Horace Odes I : Carpe Diem
- Book Series
- Horace Odes Ser.
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Item Length
- 8.5 in
- Publication Year
- 1995
- Format
- Uk-Trade Paper
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Height
- 0.7 in
- Genre
- Literary Criticism, Poetry
- Topic
- General, Ancient & Classical
- Item Weight
- 12 Oz
- Item Width
- 5.4 in
- Number of Pages
- 216 Pages
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0198721617
ISBN-13
9780198721611
eBay Product ID (ePID)
92807
Product Key Features
Book Title
Horace Odes I : Carpe Diem
Number of Pages
216 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1995
Topic
General, Ancient & Classical
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, Poetry
Book Series
Horace Odes Ser.
Format
Uk-Trade Paper
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.4 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
94-044514
Reviews
'his book should not fail to instruct and delight even the most sophisticated reader of Horace.'Religious Studies Review, vol.23, no.1, January 1997, "Professor West takes us closer to understanding [West's] ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself."--The Times "An extremely thoughtful and lively edition...with helpful and insightful commentary. Easily read."--Jack D. Ferguson, Professor of History,Boise State University "Excellent."--Martin Helzle, Associate Professor,Case Western Reserve University "...such an important contribution to the study of Latin poetry....West's edition is full of new ideas and original interpretations....West's commentary should stimulate much fruitful discussion both among Latin scholars and students. This book will be especially valuable to teachers and undergraduate Latin students. Yet, it also merits a wider audience, including those in other fields who require an introduction to Horace and some appreciation of his poetry, whether in Latin or English."--New England Classical Journal, "Professor West takes us closer to understanding [West's] ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself."--The Times"An extremely thoughtful and lively edition...with helpful and insightful commentary. Easily read."--Jack D. Ferguson, Professor of History, Boise State University"Excellent."--Martin Helzle, Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University"...such an important contribution to the study of Latin poetry....West's edition is full of new ideas and original interpretations....West's commentary should stimulate much fruitful discussion both among Latin scholars and students. This book will be especially valuable to teachers and undergraduate Latin students. Yet, it also merits a wider audience, including those in other fields who require an introduction to Horace and some appreciation of his poetry, whether in Latin or English."--New England Classical Journal, 'West's format - text, translation, and essay on each poem in Odes 1 - precludes tying everything together, but his eclecticism excludes nothing. ... lively imagination and pugnacious style.'The Classical Journal, Feb-March 1997, 'West, long recognized as an adept interpreter of the poet, includes a useful translation in this volume. The notes contain insightful observations on the elements of a Horatian ode ... his book should not fail to instruct and delight even the most sophisticated reader of Horace.'Mark Edward Clark, University of Southern Mississippi, Religious Studies Review, Volume 23, Number 1/January 1997, David West takes a refreshing approach insofar as academic questions are sobered by looking at how the poems work as poems., 'Professor West takes us closer to understanding his ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself.'The Times, "Professor West takes us closer to understanding [West's] ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself."--The Times "An extremely thoughtful and lively edition...with helpful and insightful commentary. Easily read."--Jack D. Ferguson, Professor of History, Boise State University "Excellent."--Martin Helzle, Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University "...such an important contribution to the study of Latin poetry....West's edition is full of new ideas and original interpretations....West's commentary should stimulate much fruitful discussion both among Latin scholars and students. This book will be especially valuable to teachers and undergraduate Latin students. Yet, it also merits a wider audience, including those in other fields who require an introduction to Horace and some appreciation of his poetry, whether in Latin or English."--New England Classical Journal, 'he is a fine reader of dramatic situations and imagery, and his translations are accurate and clear ... splendid and concise readings ... West's masterful job has made at least one convert, and I hope he plans more in this vein. All in all this book is a tool both dulce and utile, and if Westafter retirement can still be an enfant terrible, more power to him.'Vergilius, Volume 42: 1996, 'Professor West takes us closer to understanding his ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself.'The Times'he is a fine reader of dramatic situations and imagery, and his translations are accurate and clear ... splendid and concise readings ... West's masterful job has made at least one convert, and I hope he plans more in this vein. All in all this book is a tool both dulce and utile, and if West after retirement can still be an enfant terrible, more power to him.'Vergilius, Volume 42: 1996'West's format - text, translation, and essay on each poem in Odes 1 - precludes tying everything together, but his eclecticism excludes nothing. ... lively imagination and pugnacious style.'The Classical Journal, Feb-March 1997'West, long recognized as an adept interpreter of the poet, includes a useful translation in this volume. The notes contain insightful observations on the elements of a Horatian ode ... his book should not fail to instruct and delight even the most sophisticated reader of Horace.'Mark Edward Clark, University of Southern Mississippi, Religious Studies Review, Volume 23, Number 1/January 1997'his book should not fail to instruct and delight even the most sophisticated reader of Horace.'Religious Studies Review, vol.23, no.1, January 1997, Professor West takes us closer to understanding his ancient master works. This may not be fashionable literary theory. It is better than that: to help us to understand a great poem is an act of creative poetry itself., West, long recognized as an adept interpreter of the poet, includes a useful translation in this volume. The notes contain insightful observations on the elements of a Horatian ode ... his book should not fail to instruct and delight even the most sophisticated reader of Horace.
Synopsis
Horace is the greatest Latin lyric poet, and certainly the most influential. This book provides a new translation of the famous first book of Odes which is both accurate and readable, supported by a basic commentary for students showing how the poems work. The book includes the Oxford Classical Text edition of the Latin text., Though Horace is a great poet, much loved and imitated in the past, he is very little read today. This is partly because he has never been translated into readable English that is also faithful to the Latin original. David West here provides such a translation of one of Horace's greatest works, and supports it with a basic commentary that will help newcomers to Horace--whether students or general readers--to understand how the poetry works.
LC Classification Number
PA6395.W4 1995
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