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St. Vladimirs Seminary Press, March 1997. Paper Back. New. Read the introduction. It's crucial to understanding something of Sophrony's life, as well as the rewarding difficulty of his book. Says translator Rosemary Edmonds: ''It is not easy reading on any reckoning'' because ''few of us have any inkling of the life described in these pages.'' We crave knowledge, writes Fr. Sophrony, and ''God is our only means of access to this higher knowledge, if He will reveal Himself.'' He has revealed Himself, and we are perfectible through the persons of Christ and the Holy Spirit, that is (Sophrony is very clear here) -- our potential is ''eternal life in the bosom of the Holy Trinity,'' and prayer our work toward it. Part One explores, in depth, the nature of prayer -- its struggle, beauty and gradual transformation of the soul -- its ''infinite creation [as] the supreme art.'' But Fr. Sophrony cautions that ''Deep prayer comes gradually.'' It is not, in essence, an intellectual pursuit but an entire way of life to which body and soul must adapt slowly. In this capacity (as he explains in Part Two), the Jesus prayer is a simple and beautiful embodiment. Arduous no doubt, but material to our participation in the life of Christ for the world. Fr. Sophrony's words will stick with you -- several days later we still feel the sense of them. 128 pp., St. Vladimirs Seminary Press, 6, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727, 0<

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[PU: Knopf], LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 … mais…

[PU: Knopf], LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727<

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1970, ISBN: 35cf3f1dfc3640927a9b2b5ad4ea46b8

New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Deta… mais…

New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727, 0<

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St. Vladimirs Seminary Press, March 1997. Paper Back. New. Read the introduction. It's crucial to understanding something of Sophrony's life, as well as the rewarding difficulty… mais…

St. Vladimirs Seminary Press, March 1997. Paper Back. New. Read the introduction. It's crucial to understanding something of Sophrony's life, as well as the rewarding difficulty of his book. Says translator Rosemary Edmonds: ''It is not easy reading on any reckoning'' because ''few of us have any inkling of the life described in these pages.'' We crave knowledge, writes Fr. Sophrony, and ''God is our only means of access to this higher knowledge, if He will reveal Himself.'' He has revealed Himself, and we are perfectible through the persons of Christ and the Holy Spirit, that is (Sophrony is very clear here) -- our potential is ''eternal life in the bosom of the Holy Trinity,'' and prayer our work toward it. Part One explores, in depth, the nature of prayer -- its struggle, beauty and gradual transformation of the soul -- its ''infinite creation [as] the supreme art.'' But Fr. Sophrony cautions that ''Deep prayer comes gradually.'' It is not, in essence, an intellectual pursuit but an entire way of life to which body and soul must adapt slowly. In this capacity (as he explains in Part Two), the Jesus prayer is a simple and beautiful embodiment. Arduous no doubt, but material to our participation in the life of Christ for the world. Fr. Sophrony's words will stick with you -- several days later we still feel the sense of them. 128 pp., St. Vladimirs Seminary Press, 6, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727, 0<

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[PU: Knopf], LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 … mais…

[PU: Knopf], LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY, New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727<

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New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Deta… mais…

New York. 1970. October 1970. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 48 color plates. 97 black-and-white illustrations. 272 pages. hardcover. Jacket pictures: (front) Detail from the bust of Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon; (back) the Flower Portrait of Shakespeare. keywords: Literature Shakespeare Biography. FROM THE PUBLISHER - For more than three hundred years, in pursuit of William Shakespeare, scholars have combed the archives, romantics have given play to their fantasies, cryptographers have attempted to ‘decode' the plays. The man has eluded them. Now the hunt is joined by a writer most brilliantly apt for it: Anthony Burgess, scholar, poet, novelist, a man of peculiarly Elizabethan temper in his curiosity and creativity. Out of his profound and sympathetic knowledge of Shakespeare's England - its life, language, landscape, its great and ordinary people - and out of his artist's comprehension of the English drama as it grew from, and out-grew, the medieval morality play, he projects in rich and persuasive detail the world and the spirit of William Shakespeare. Interweaving his narrative with a superb collection of portraits and contemporary scenes, Burgess begins with the Stratford of Shakespeare's boyhood, the lively market town, the shabby-pretentious establishment of the poet's father, merchant glover and would-be gentleman, the petty school where Latin was force-fed to boys hustled into adulthood. He gives us Will at eighteen in love with one Anne, married to another eight years his senior. He makes immediate the complex, dazzling, squalid London of the 1580's as it spread before the ambitious young provincial from Stratford, arriving unknown to seek his fortune: a roistering, often brutal, world of alehouse poets, of playhouse rivalries, of rioting apprentices, of dangerous political intrigues, of fire, famine, and plague - but everywhere, always, the show going on, on open-air stages the melodramas of Marlowe and lesser men, at court the masque played by and for the aristocrat, and for the populace the bear pit and the public execution. Burgess captures - and communicates - the inspired garrulity of that most verbal time and place, the pervading exuberance of language which was to be distilled in Shakespeare's great works. He gives us Shakespeare the actor, the theatrical businessman, the suitor after patronage and advancement, the indifferent husband, bereaved father, lover of the Dark Lady, the dramatist in his supreme years. He gives us, in a burst of imaginative reconstruction, the opening performance of Hamlet. He concludes with a glimpse of Shakespeare in retirement, possessor of a fine house in Stratford, the crest and title of gentleman that he followed his father in desiring, and time and money enough to indulge the Elizabethan taste for litigation. The lives which touched Shakespeare's own are portrayed as well: Elizabeth the Queen, Essex, the Earl of Southampton, who was the poet's patron and friend, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Nash, Greene, and a crowd of actors, Stratford citizens, and Londoners who were his neighbors, colleagues, rivals, and friends. Through Burgess's narrative, at once human, erudite, and playful, and through the superb gallery of pictures that both complement and reflect its animation, the reader stands as close as we have yet come to the best and least known of literary geniuses - to Shakespeare the master and Shakespeare the man. inventory #10727, 0<

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