This volume includes selected proceedings of the 38th
International Byron Conference, Notre Dame Univer-
sity, Lebanon, early July, 2012. Articles are devoted
exclusively to Byron’s handing of the poetry and prose
genres, specifically in Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Don
Juan, his Oriental Tales, and other significant works, as
well as to his journals and letters. Articles concentrate
on Byron’s unequivocal use of satire as basic genre and
on his modern projections, manipulations, and use of
poetic modes. The impact of Byron’s genre on
European and world literatures is also discussed in a
few articles exposing Byronism as an ever growing
world literary discourse.
Co- authors
Naji Oueijan, John Clubbe, Bernard Beatty, Martin
Procházka, Jonathan Gross, Rosemarie Rowley, Shobhana Bhattach arji, Itsuyo Higashinaka, Hiroshi Harata, Samuel Abrahamyan, Savo Karam, Joshua D. Gonslves, Katherine Kernberger, Piya Pal, Lapinski, Joan Blythe, Marcin Leszcz ski, Maya El-Hajj, Nora Liassis, David McLay, Andreas Markrides, Qingbao Song
Edited and Introduced
by Naji B. Oueijan
| ISBN |
978-9953-558-37-0 |
| Language |
English |
| Nº of pages |
316 |
| Edition |
2013 |