Columbia University Course in Literature. Based on the World´s Best Literature. 34 Volumes Set
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Columbia University Course in Literature : Based on the Worlds Best Literature (34 Vols-Set) (2008)
HC USISBN: 9788130707655 bzw. 8130707659, Bände: 1, 3 und 5, 6, Sprache unbekannt, Cosmo, New Delhi, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, mit Einband.
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Vol. I and Vol. II. Wisdom of the East Introduction/Nicholas Murray Butler. 1. Literature and Civilization/A.H. Thorndike. 2. Oriental literature/Louis H. Gray. 3. Egyptian literature/Francis Llewellyn Griffith and Kate Bradbury Griffith. 4. The literature of Babylonia and Assyria/Emil G.H. Kraeling. 5. The old testament and the Jewish Apocrypha/Crawford H. Toy. 6. Josephus 37 100 A.D. 7. The Talmud/Max Margolis. 8. Medieval Hebrew literature/Joshua Bloch. 9. Modern Hebrew Literature/Joshua Bloch.10. Arabic literature/Richard Gottheil. 11. Iranian literature/Louis H. Gray. 12. Armenian Literature/Louis H. Gray. 13. Indian literature/E.W. Hopkins. 14. Chinese literature/Lewis Hodous. 15. Japanese literature/Clay MacCauley. Vol. III and Vol. IV. Glory that was Greece 1. The Glory that was Greece/Carroll N. Brown. 2. Homer c. 840 B.C. 3. Hesiod c. 725 B.C. 4. Aesop c. 550 B.C. 5. The cyclic poets and the Homeric Hymns. 6. Tyrtaeus archilochus and their successors in the development of the Greek lyric inclusive of Bacchylides. 7. Sappho 612 B.C. 8. Alcaeus c. 610 550 B.C. 9. Theognis c. 550 500 B.C. 10. Anacreon c. 562 477 B.C. 11. Solon c. 639 559 B.C. 12. Pindar c. 518 442 B.C. 13. Aeschylus 525 456 B.C. 14. Sophocles 496 406 B.C. 15. Euripides 480 406 B.C. 16. Aristophanes c. 450 385 B.C. 17. Herodotus c. 484 425 B.C. 18. Thucydides c. 455 400 B.C. 19. Xenophon c. 434 355 B.C. 20. Heraclitus c. 535 475 B.C. 21. Parmenides c. 520 450 B.C. 22. Empedocles fl. 450 B.C. 23. Plato 427 347 B.C. 24. Aristotle 384 322 B.C. 25. Philemon Menander and the lost attic comedy. 26. Aeschines 389 314 B.C. 27. Demosthenes 384 322 B.C. 28. Cleanthes 331 232 B.C. 29. Callimachus fl. 260 B.C. 30. Theocritus fl. 275 B.C. 31. Bion fl. 275 B.C. 32. Moschus fl. 250 B.C. 33. Polybius 204 122 B.C. 34. The new testament. 35. Epictetus fl. 100 A.D. 36. Plutarch 46 120 A.D. 37. Pausanias fl. 150 A.D. 38. Alciphron fl. 150 A.D. 39. Lucian of Samosata 120 180 A.D. 40. Diogenes Laertius fl. 235 A.D. 41. Athenaeus c. 200 A.D. 42. St. John Chrysostom 345 407 A.D. 43. Heliodorus c. 330 A.D. 44. Longus fl. 350 A.D. 45. The Greek anthology. Vol. V. The Power of Rome 1. The Grandeur that was Rome. 2. Cato the Censor 234 150 B.C. 3. Ennius 239 c. 170 B.C. 4. Titus Maccius Plautus 254 184 B.C. 5. Terence 185 159 B.C. 6. Marcus Tullius Cicero 106 43 B.C. 7. Caius Julius Caesar 100 44 B.C. 8. Titus Lucretius carus 99 55 B.C. 9. Sallust (Gaius sallustius crispus). 86 35 B.C. 10. Catullus 84 54 B.C. 11. Vergil 70 19 B.C. 12. Horace (Quintus horatius flaccus) 65 8 B.C. 13. Livy (Titus Livius) 59 B.C. 17 A.D. 14. Albius Tibullus 54 19 B.C. 15. Sextus propertius c. 51 15 B.C. 16. Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) 43 B.C. 17 A.D. 17. Seneca 4 B.C. 65 A.D. 18. Pliny the elder (Caius Plinius Secundus) 23 79 A.D. 19. Persius (Aulus Persius Flaccus) 34 62 A.D. 20. Quintilian 35 95 A.D. 21. Statius 45 96 A.D. 22. Petronius arbiter First century A.D. 23. Martial (Marcus valerius Martialis) c. 39 c. 102 A.D. 24. Tacitus c. 55 120 A.D. 25. Juvenal c. 60 140 A.D. 26. Pliny the younger (caius plinius caecilius secundus) c. 62 c. 113 A.D. 27. Suetonius fl. 100 A.D. 28. Lucius apuleius c. 125 c. 200 A.D. 29. Aulus gellius c. 130 C. 180 A.D. 30. Aelianus claudius fl. 120 A.D. 31. Marcus aurelius antoninus 121 180 A.D. 32. St. Augustine of Hippo 354 430 A.D. 33. Roman poets of the later empire/Harriet Waters Preston. 34. Boethius c. 475 525 A.D. Vol. VI and Vol. VII. Medieval Song and Story Introduction/Harry Morgan Ayres. 1. The Ballad/F.B. Gummere. 2. The legends of Arthur and the round table/Roger Sherman Loomis. 3. Latin Hymns/Frank A. Patterson. 4. Folk song/F.B. Gummere. 5. Goliardic poetry/Frank A. Patterson. 6. The medieval drama/Karl Young. 7. Medieval Irish literature/Robert D. Scott and John. 8. Welsh literature/Roger Sherman Loomis. 9. Other celtic literatures/Louis H. Gray. 10. Old Norse literature. 11. Anglo Saxon literature/Robert Sharp. 12. Medieval French literature/Henri F. Mul.
Vol. I and Vol. II. Wisdom of the East Introduction/Nicholas Murray Butler. 1. Literature and Civilization/A.H. Thorndike. 2. Oriental literature/Louis H. Gray. 3. Egyptian literature/Francis Llewellyn Griffith and Kate Bradbury Griffith. 4. The literature of Babylonia and Assyria/Emil G.H. Kraeling. 5. The old testament and the Jewish Apocrypha/Crawford H. Toy. 6. Josephus 37 100 A.D. 7. The Talmud/Max Margolis. 8. Medieval Hebrew literature/Joshua Bloch. 9. Modern Hebrew Literature/Joshua Bloch.10. Arabic literature/Richard Gottheil. 11. Iranian literature/Louis H. Gray. 12. Armenian Literature/Louis H. Gray. 13. Indian literature/E.W. Hopkins. 14. Chinese literature/Lewis Hodous. 15. Japanese literature/Clay MacCauley. Vol. III and Vol. IV. Glory that was Greece 1. The Glory that was Greece/Carroll N. Brown. 2. Homer c. 840 B.C. 3. Hesiod c. 725 B.C. 4. Aesop c. 550 B.C. 5. The cyclic poets and the Homeric Hymns. 6. Tyrtaeus archilochus and their successors in the development of the Greek lyric inclusive of Bacchylides. 7. Sappho 612 B.C. 8. Alcaeus c. 610 550 B.C. 9. Theognis c. 550 500 B.C. 10. Anacreon c. 562 477 B.C. 11. Solon c. 639 559 B.C. 12. Pindar c. 518 442 B.C. 13. Aeschylus 525 456 B.C. 14. Sophocles 496 406 B.C. 15. Euripides 480 406 B.C. 16. Aristophanes c. 450 385 B.C. 17. Herodotus c. 484 425 B.C. 18. Thucydides c. 455 400 B.C. 19. Xenophon c. 434 355 B.C. 20. Heraclitus c. 535 475 B.C. 21. Parmenides c. 520 450 B.C. 22. Empedocles fl. 450 B.C. 23. Plato 427 347 B.C. 24. Aristotle 384 322 B.C. 25. Philemon Menander and the lost attic comedy. 26. Aeschines 389 314 B.C. 27. Demosthenes 384 322 B.C. 28. Cleanthes 331 232 B.C. 29. Callimachus fl. 260 B.C. 30. Theocritus fl. 275 B.C. 31. Bion fl. 275 B.C. 32. Moschus fl. 250 B.C. 33. Polybius 204 122 B.C. 34. The new testament. 35. Epictetus fl. 100 A.D. 36. Plutarch 46 120 A.D. 37. Pausanias fl. 150 A.D. 38. Alciphron fl. 150 A.D. 39. Lucian of Samosata 120 180 A.D. 40. Diogenes Laertius fl. 235 A.D. 41. Athenaeus c. 200 A.D. 42. St. John Chrysostom 345 407 A.D. 43. Heliodorus c. 330 A.D. 44. Longus fl. 350 A.D. 45. The Greek anthology. Vol. V. The Power of Rome 1. The Grandeur that was Rome. 2. Cato the Censor 234 150 B.C. 3. Ennius 239 c. 170 B.C. 4. Titus Maccius Plautus 254 184 B.C. 5. Terence 185 159 B.C. 6. Marcus Tullius Cicero 106 43 B.C. 7. Caius Julius Caesar 100 44 B.C. 8. Titus Lucretius carus 99 55 B.C. 9. Sallust (Gaius sallustius crispus). 86 35 B.C. 10. Catullus 84 54 B.C. 11. Vergil 70 19 B.C. 12. Horace (Quintus horatius flaccus) 65 8 B.C. 13. Livy (Titus Livius) 59 B.C. 17 A.D. 14. Albius Tibullus 54 19 B.C. 15. Sextus propertius c. 51 15 B.C. 16. Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) 43 B.C. 17 A.D. 17. Seneca 4 B.C. 65 A.D. 18. Pliny the elder (Caius Plinius Secundus) 23 79 A.D. 19. Persius (Aulus Persius Flaccus) 34 62 A.D. 20. Quintilian 35 95 A.D. 21. Statius 45 96 A.D. 22. Petronius arbiter First century A.D. 23. Martial (Marcus valerius Martialis) c. 39 c. 102 A.D. 24. Tacitus c. 55 120 A.D. 25. Juvenal c. 60 140 A.D. 26. Pliny the younger (caius plinius caecilius secundus) c. 62 c. 113 A.D. 27. Suetonius fl. 100 A.D. 28. Lucius apuleius c. 125 c. 200 A.D. 29. Aulus gellius c. 130 C. 180 A.D. 30. Aelianus claudius fl. 120 A.D. 31. Marcus aurelius antoninus 121 180 A.D. 32. St. Augustine of Hippo 354 430 A.D. 33. Roman poets of the later empire/Harriet Waters Preston. 34. Boethius c. 475 525 A.D. Vol. VI and Vol. VII. Medieval Song and Story Introduction/Harry Morgan Ayres. 1. The Ballad/F.B. Gummere. 2. The legends of Arthur and the round table/Roger Sherman Loomis. 3. Latin Hymns/Frank A. Patterson. 4. Folk song/F.B. Gummere. 5. Goliardic poetry/Frank A. Patterson. 6. The medieval drama/Karl Young. 7. Medieval Irish literature/Robert D. Scott and John. 8. Welsh literature/Roger Sherman Loomis. 9. Other celtic literatures/Louis H. Gray. 10. Old Norse literature. 11. Anglo Saxon literature/Robert Sharp. 12. Medieval French literature/Henri F. Mul.
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Columbia University Course in Literature, 34 Vols (2008)
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"The Columbia University Course In Literature attempts to offers in reasonably brief compass a survey and interpretation of what is most characteristic in the literature of the world, the material chosen being arranged in chronological order according to the nations that have produced it. From these selections the reader should be able to gain a clear idea of the style and distinctive quality of those writers whose work endures. From the introductory essays the reader will be given a view point from which the selections that follow may best be understood and appreciated and may come to know something of the author and of he reasons that have led to the continuing repute of his work. The general introductions to the lager groups of literary work will present to the reader those fundamental conditions of life, of thought, and of religious and economic experience that have both shaped the literary expression of any given age and also made these literary expressions continuous from the time when literature began to the present day. Printed Pages: 11200.
"The Columbia University Course In Literature attempts to offers in reasonably brief compass a survey and interpretation of what is most characteristic in the literature of the world, the material chosen being arranged in chronological order according to the nations that have produced it. From these selections the reader should be able to gain a clear idea of the style and distinctive quality of those writers whose work endures. From the introductory essays the reader will be given a view point from which the selections that follow may best be understood and appreciated and may come to know something of the author and of he reasons that have led to the continuing repute of his work. The general introductions to the lager groups of literary work will present to the reader those fundamental conditions of life, of thought, and of religious and economic experience that have both shaped the literary expression of any given age and also made these literary expressions continuous from the time when literature began to the present day. Printed Pages: 11200.
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Columbia University Course in Literature. Based on the World´s Best Literature. 34 Volumes Set (2008)
HC NWISBN: 9788130707655 bzw. 8130707659, Band: 34, Sprache unbekannt, Cosmo Publication, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Indien, शिपिंग लागत के लिए: IND.
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Delhi, India: Cosmo Publication, 2008. Hardcover. New.
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Delhi, India: Cosmo Publication, 2008. Hardcover. New.
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