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Michael Bryson et al., « 8. Shakespeare: The Return of Fin’amor », Open Book Publishers
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I. The Value of the Individual in the SonnetsThe true recovery of the troubadour tradition comes with Shakespeare, the poet and playwright who “towers like a mountain peak above the surrounding foothills, but is one substance and structure with them”. Most truly “of the English strain”, Shakespeare’s sonnets are a reversing, even a mocking of the Petrarchan mode and the Neoplatonic sublimation of passion into worship that sometimes marks the poetry of Sidney. Rather than treating the individual...
