16th-17th Century Spanish Literature (Golden Age) - Literary Criticism, Spanish Poetry - Literary Criticism, Rhetoric

Art Inscribed

Name: Art Inscribed
Author: Emilie L. Bergmann
ISBN: 9780674048058

by Emilie L. Bergmann

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Overview

In its broadest present-day usage, the term 'ekphrasis' means description, and in a rhetorical sense, is a description of persons, actions, times, places, and seasons, 'bringing before one's eyes what is to be shown.'

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Book Details

Published

July 1, 1979

Publisher

Cambridge : Distributed for the Dept. of Romance Languages and Literatures of Harvard University by Harvard University Press, 1979.

Pages

351

Format

Hardcover

ISBN

9780674048058

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