Andrew Marvell和John Barclay的Satyricon

Marvell Studies Pub Date : 2022-03-06 DOI:10.16995/marv.8616

Nicholas von Maltzahn

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《斯默克先生》中的一段未注明出处的拉丁韵文引文被证明来自约翰·巴克莱的《萨提里翁》(1607)。这一发现解决了《斯默克先生》标准版的文本难题。它还邀请我们回顾一下马维尔是如何将这些材料运用到他目前的目的的，从天主教巴克莱的贡献中产生了哪些忏悔性的考虑，以及巴克莱作为一个menipian讽刺作家的例子是否为马维尔在这方面的成功提供了启示。

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Andrew Marvell and John Barclay's Satyricon

An unidentified Latin verse quotation in Mr. Smirke proves to derive from John Barclay’s Satyricon (1607). This discovery resolves what had seemed a textual crux in the standard edition of Mr. Smirke. It also invites review of how Marvell deploys this material for his present purpose, what confessional considerations arise from the Catholic Barclay’s contribution, and whether Barclay’s example as a Menippean satirist informs Marvell’s successes in this kind.

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