Arguing that a continuous genealogy of poetic satire links the writings of Dryden, Pope, Byron, Auden, and Merrill, Christopher Yu makes the case that the shared idiom of Augustanism developed by the satirists sponsors a meritocratic and ultimately radically liberal ideal of culture.
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Arguing that a continuous genealogy of poetic satire links the writings of Dryden, Pope, Byron, Auden, and Merrill, Christopher Yu makes the case that the shared idiom of Augustanism developed by the satirists sponsors a meritocratic and ultimately radically liberal ideal of culture.
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