10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCETTISM»
Discover the use of
concettism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
concettism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Mannerism in Italian Music and Culture, 1530-1630
It remains to be said that concettism can be flippant or sober. The latter quality
lends itself easily to adaptation in religious genres such as the spiritual madrigal.
Modern scholars usually counter accusations of levity in mannerist wordplay by ...
Maria Rika Maniates,
1979
2
Drawing the Line: Toward an Aesthetics of Transitional Justice
The words all end in “–ology” or “–ism”—for instance, “pogonology,” “concettism,”
and “carphology.” The headwords are written in English, but the definitions are
written in South Africa's other official indigenous languages. As an English ...
3
Justice and Reconciliation in Post-Apartheid South Africa
The words all end in '-ology' or '-ism', for instance, 'pognology', 'concettism' and '
carphology'. The headwords are written in English, but the definitions are written
in South Africa's other official indigenous languages. As an English speaker, ...
François du Bois, Antje du Bois-Pedain,
2008
4
Lebende Antike: Symposion Für Rudolf Sühnel
It was a parallel process which permitted the emergence of concettism from that
failure in rhetorical style which Quintilian condemned as xaxóÇnXov and
лEpiEpvia (Inst. Orat., VIII, iii 55 — 56). But for Ibn Al-Mu'tazz there were
differences in ...
Horst Meller, Hans-Joachim Zimmermann,
1967
5
Studia romanica et anglica zagrabiensia
... Ciglar—Zanic Faculty of Philosophy, Zagreb This study proposes to re-
examine the nature of English 17th century concettism against the background of
contemporary insights into the nature of the phenomenon in European Baroque
poetry.
6
The North British Review
But after all, what Poetry and Art there was in that day, good or bad, all belonged
to the royalists." All ? There are those who think that, if mere concettism be a part
of poetry, Quarles is a ten times greater poet than Cowley or George Herbert, ...
7
Medieval Arabic Praise Poetry: Ibn Al-Rumi and the Patron's ...
... which justifies the label of phantasmagoria. Benedikt Reinert offers a definition
of the term, based on European baroque concettism. Phantasmagoria are
essentially always based on a terminological duplicity (begriffiiche
Doppelbodigkeit).
8
Plays and Puritans: Easyread Edition
All? There are those who think that, if mere concettism be a part of poetry,
Quarles is as great a poet as Cowley or George Herbert, Vaughan or Withers. On
this question, and on the real worth of the seventeenth century lyrists, a great
deal has ...
9
The Inquisitor in the Hat Shop: Inquisition, Forbidden ...
... other social classes.217 In certain respects, its defining output was not
especially different from that of other academies characterized by shallow literary
ostentation, pompous concettism and endless discussions about futile affected
topics.
Federico Barbierato,
2012
10
A Dictionary of Modern English Usage: The Classic First Edition
v. See NOUN & VERB ACCENT. concerto. Pronounce konchār'tō; pi. -os, see -O(
E)S 6. concession(n)aire Omit the -n-, & pronounce -sĕsh- ; cf.
COMMISSIONAIRE. concessive. See TECHNICAL TERMS. concettism.
Pronounce -chfĕt-. conch.
H. W. Fowler, David Crystal,
2009