Pope's poetic legacy, 1744-1830 by Cox, O

“…</p> <p>Literary criticism has often stressed the prominence of authors such as Lord Byron, Erasmus Darwin and George Crabbe in Pope's poetic reception and legacy. …”

Comentario a la presentación del Libro "Los Versos Melánicos" by Alberto Gómez Vesga

“…Así es cosa fácil y mogolla ver que cualquiermodesto matarife, o que cualquier imbécil chirimoya hoy se llama Lord Byron Tangarife como también Napoleón Bedoya. Y don Petronio Benjumea Izquierdo tiene una hija patituerta y fea que se llama, si mal no lo recuerdo, Gloria-in-Excelsis-Deo Benjumea!”.…”
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“DISGRACE” BY J.M. COETZEE AS A POSTMODERN VARIATION OF THE NOVEL ABOUT A MUSICIAN by Mariia S. Pshenychna

“…David’s transformation from his initial desire to write an opera about Lord Byron to his deep involvement in the process of composing the music itself reflects the motif of creation that is central to the novel about an artist and maintains the novel’s integrity. …”
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