Spenser Studies: A Renaissance Poetry Annual: Volume VXXII: 27: Volume XXVII - Hardcover

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0404192270 ISBN 13: 9780404192273

Publisher: AMS Press, 2013

Synopsis

<strong>Contents</strong><br><br> <strong>Carol Kaske</strong>, “Chivalric Idealism versus Pragmatism in Spenser and Malory: Taking up Arms in a Wrongful Quarrel” (The Kathleen Williams Lecture, 2010)<br><br> <strong>Jonathan E. Lux</strong>, “‘Th’eternal Brood of Glorie Excellent’: Infants and the Battle for the Future in The Faerie Queene” <br><br> <strong>Sean Henry</strong>, “Hot and Bothered: The Lions of Amoretti 20 and The Faerie Queene I” <br><br><strong> Michael Ullyot</strong>, “Spenser and the Matter of Poetry” <br><br><strong> Judith H. Anderson</strong>, “Milton’s Compressed Memory in Areopagitica of Spenser’s Cave of Mammon” <br><br><strong> Gillian Hubbard</strong>, “‘Send your angel’: Augustinian Nests and Guyon’s Faint’<br><br><strong> Rachel Eisendrath</strong>, “Art and Objectivity in the House of Busirane” <br><br><strong> Patricia Wareh</strong>, “Competitions in Nobility and Courtesy: Nennio and the Reader’s Judgment in Book VI of The Faerie Queene” <br><br><strong> Evan Gurney</strong>, “Spenser’s ‘May’ Eclogue and Charitable Admonition” <br><br><strong> Lauren Silberman, </strong> “Aesopian Prosopopoia: Making Faces and Playing Chicken in Mother Hubberds Tale” <br><br><strong> Debra Rienstra</strong>, “‘Disorder Best Fit’: Henry Lok and Holy Disorder in Devotional Lyric” <br><br><strong> Rachel E. Hile</strong>, “Spenserianism and Satire before and after the Bishops’ Ban: Evidence from Thomas Middleton” <br><br> <strong>Gleanings</strong><br><br><strong> Joe Moshenska</strong>, “‘Spencerus isthic conditur’: Kenelm Digby’s Transcription of William Alabaster” <br><br><strong> Andrew Hadfield</strong>, “A Mortgage Agreement of Hugolin Spenser, Edmund Spenser’s Grandson”

About this edition

• Publisher: AMS Press
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 0404192270
• ISBN 13: 9780404192273
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 275
• Editor: Escobedo Andrew