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H.M. Margoliouth and Questions about Modernizing Traherne
H.M. Margoliouth, a prominent 20th century literary scholar and editor, raised important questions about whether or not Traherne’s text should be modernized, and, if so, how. Margoliuoth was no stranger to these questions. Thirty-one years before Margoliouth’s edition of Traherne’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bertram Dobell, Centuries of Meditations, H.M. Margoliouth, Thomas Traherne
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Reading Traherne’s Centuries with H. M. Margoliouth
In 1958, a significant publishing event occurred in the history of Thomas Traherne’s Centuries of Meditations and his Poems. At this time, fifty years after Dobell’s modernized edition of Traherne’s text introduced the world to Traherne’s unique voice, Oxford University … Continue reading
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Tagged Centuries of Meditations, H.M. Margoliouth, Louis Martz, Thomas Traherne
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Worthy Companions As We Read Traherne
We live during an ideal time for enjoying Thomas Traherne. We’ve had nearly 120 years of Traherne manuscript discoveries and enough time for great thinkers and writers to have reflected on his writings and offer their own meditations and analyses. Among … Continue reading
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Tagged A.M. Allchin, Denise Inge, Donald Allchin, H.M. Margoliouth, Louis Martz, Thomas Traherne
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Surprised by Traherne 