Sesta Rima as a Mode of Imitation: Hybrid Forms in Anglo-Italian Verse

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RT @OWC_Oxford: "Sesta Rima as a Mode of Imitation: Hybrid Forms in Anglo-Italian Verse" by @mj_sullivan1, finds in the Italianate form of…

16 Nov 2023

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"Sesta Rima as a Mode of Imitation: Hybrid Forms in Anglo-Italian Verse" by @mj_sullivan1, finds in the Italianate form of 'sesta rima' an additional strand of influence on English 'ottava rima' in the nineteenth century. Read the #OpenAccess article: ht

16 Nov 2023

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New article by Dr Michael J Sullivan (Oxford) on how the young Tennyson shaped his manuscript rhymes to emulate a Byronic voice: https://t.co/uQoX1ljvIS @mj_sullivan1 @OxfordJournals @OxfordJournals @navsa @BAVS_UK @TrinCollLibCam

07 Nov 2023

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RT @mj_sullivan1: Delighted that my research on the transnational drift of verse forms and the origins of Byron’s ottava rima has just been…

06 Nov 2023

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