This document provides a summary of metaphysical poetry. It identifies John Donne as the founder of metaphysical poetry and notes that the term was first coined by Samuel Johnson, though meant as a criticism. The major metaphysical poets are identified as John Donne, George Herbert, Andrew Marvell, Abraham Cowley, and Richard Crashaw. The document then analyzes Donne's poem "The Flea" in which he tries to convince his lover that engaging in intimacy would not be a sin or loss of virtue by using the biological image of a flea that has fed on both of their blood. It concludes with a quote from Samuel Johnson about relieving the pain of being human.
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There is common preservation that the term "metaphysical" is utilized to portray a gathering of seventeenth-century English artists, who wrote in a specific way affected by, or in response to, works by John Donne. The chose not many related as such are known as the metaphysical artists, and their works marked as "metaphysical poetry". Precisely what the term metaphysical refers to, or what does it define this aspect requires some explanation. As indicated by the Cambridge Dictionary, metaphysical poetry identifies with the piece of theory that is tied in with getting presence and information"; while theory then again, is "the affective reason in viewing things with the aspect of the present reality and presence. Subsequently, by suggestion, however, till this day there is no fully effective definition of metaphysical poetry, as it requires a variety of characteristics which will be presented in this paper along with the brief history behind the metaphysical poets and inspirations.
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John Donne (/ˈdʌn/ dun) (22 January 1572[1] – 31 March 1631) was an English poet and a cleric in the Church of England. He is considered the pre-eminent representative of the metaphysical poets. from Wikipedia
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There is common preservation that the term "metaphysical" is utilized to portray a gathering of seventeenth-century English artists, who wrote in a specific way affected by, or in response to, works by John Donne. The chose not many related as such are known as the metaphysical artists, and their works marked as "metaphysical poetry". Precisely what the term metaphysical refers to, or what does it define this aspect requires some explanation. As indicated by the Cambridge Dictionary, metaphysical poetry identifies with the piece of theory that is tied in with getting presence and information"; while theory then again, is "the affective reason in viewing things with the aspect of the present reality and presence. Subsequently, by suggestion, however, till this day there is no fully effective definition of metaphysical poetry, as it requires a variety of characteristics which will be presented in this paper along with the brief history behind the metaphysical poets and inspirations.
This presentation is a part of my academic presentation of The Renaissance Literature , Department of M A English M K Bhavnagar University and it is submitted to Prof. Dr Dilip Barad sir .
John Donne (/ˈdʌn/ dun) (22 January 1572[1] – 31 March 1631) was an English poet and a cleric in the Church of England. He is considered the pre-eminent representative of the metaphysical poets. from Wikipedia
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Metaphysical poetry flea
1. Metaphysical Poetry
Name: Keraliya Kajal
Roll no.: 19
Paper-1: The Renaissance Literature
M.A: Sem-1
Enrolment No: 2069108420180030
Year: 2017-19
E-mail: Www.kajalk1@gmail.com
Submitteed to:
S.B.Gardi Department of English
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji
Bhavnagar University
2. History of Metaphysical poetry
• John Donne was the founder of the Metaphysical
poetry. He tried to write poetry in different way. The
name “metaphysical poetry” is given by Dr. Samuel
Johnson for the first time. when he wrote the life of
Abrahum Cowley in his book “The Lives”. But he used
it in a negative sense to critise the poetry of Donne
and his followers but the same term became a mark
of the APPRAISAL of the metaphysical poetry.
3. Major Metaphysical Poets
• JOHN DONNE
• GEORGE HERBERT
• ANDREW MARVELL
• ABRAHUM COWLEY
• RICHARD CHRESHEW
• HENRY VAUGHAN
4.
5. THE FLEA BY JOHN DONNE
• This poetry by John Donne, he makes use of a
biological image of THE FLEA. He is trying to
convince lover’s purpose somehow he wants
to pursue his sexual desire is not a shame. It
has purity the innermost.
• Lets us discuss this poem.
6. THE FLEA BY JOHN DONNE
Marke but this flea , and marke in this , How little that
which thou deny’st me is :
• It suck’d me first , and now sucks thee,
• And in this flea , our two bloods mingled bee:
• Thou know’st that this can not be said
• A sinne , nor shame , nor losse of maidenbead,
• Yet this enjoys before it wooe,
• And pamper ‘d swells with one blood made of two,
• And this, alas , is more than wee would doe.
7. “He who makes a beats of himself
gets rid of the pain of being a man .”
- DR. JOHNSON
