New Selected Poems

New Selected Poems by William Dunbar, published by Penguin Classics in 1998, offers a comprehensive collection of medieval poetry that showcases the distinctive voice of this celebrated Scottish poet. Spanning 432 pages, this edition presents a rich tapestry of themes, including virility, elegiac power, eroticism, and satire, reflecting the multifaceted nature of Dunbar’s work and life.
Readers will find an introduction and extensive notes that provide context about Dunbar’s career as a priest and his royal employment, enhancing the understanding of his poetry. This collection not only highlights the stylistic elements of Dunbar’s writing but also invites exploration into the historical and cultural influences that shaped his verse. The language and themes resonate throughout the poems, making this edition a significant contribution to the study of medieval literature.
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This collection of medieval poems is full of the same virility, elegiac power, eroticism, and satire that colored the life of celebrated Scottish poet William Dunbar. An introduction and extensive notes on his life and works, including his career as a priest and his royal employment, are also included.
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