克伦威尔保护国时期的婚礼诗歌政治:威廉-达文特爵士与 "海门政策"

IF 0.2 3区 文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS STUDIES IN PHILOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-04-06 DOI:10.1353/sip.2024.a923967
Niall Allsopp
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摘要:本文解读了威廉-达文特爵士之前未曾研究过的诗作《Epithalamium.巴里摩尔伯爵与玛莎-劳伦斯夫人结婚后的早晨》,写于 1656 年 10 月。这首诗与安德鲁-马维尔(Andrew Marvell)为奥利弗-克伦威尔(Oliver Cromwell)的女儿玛丽(Mary)的婚礼所创作的近乎同时代的婚礼之歌进行了重要比较。因此,这首诗揭示了克伦威尔时期的诗人为向护国宫廷表达自己的心声而努力创造的诗歌语言。文章将这首诗与 1656-1657 年克伦威尔政权的政治调整相结合。文章认为,达文南特自相矛盾的风格试图使宫廷式的epithalamium适应克伦威尔王朝联盟所支持的极简主义宗教解决方案和对新教徒的宽容原则。通过这种方式,这首诗说明了 1650 年代的达文纳特如何与马维尔、埃德蒙-沃勒甚至约翰-弥尔顿一样,被视为克伦威尔王朝的诗人,如何发展其雄心勃勃而又特立独行的关于公共庆典和民间宗教的思想。
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The Politics of Wedding Poetry under the Cromwellian Protectorate: Sir William Davenant and "Hymen's Policy"

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This essay presents a reading of Sir William Davenant’s previously unstudied poem “Epithalamium. The Morning after the Marriage of the Earl of Barymore with Mrs. Martha Laurence,” written in October 1656. The poem offers a significant comparison to Andrew Marvell’s near-contemporary wedding song for the marriage of Oliver Cromwell’s daughter Mary. It thereby sheds light on Cromwellian poets’ efforts to formulate a poetic language in which to address the Protectoral court. The essay contextualizes the poem in the political realignment of the Cromwellian regime in 1656–1657. It suggests that Davenant’s paradoxical style attempts to adapt the courtly epithalamium to the minimalistic religious settlement and the principle of toleration for Protestants that underpinned the Cromwellian coalition. In this way, the poem illustrates how the 1650s Davenant can be read as a Cromwellian poet, alongside Marvell, Edmund Waller, and even John Milton, developing his ambitious and idiosyncratic ideas about public festivity and civil religion.

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期刊介绍: Founded in 1903, Studies in Philology addresses scholars in a wide range of disciplines, though traditionally its strength has been English Medieval and Renaissance studies. SIP publishes articles on British literature before 1900 and on relations between British literature and works in the Classical, Romance, and Germanic Languages.
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