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Elizabethan poetry; modern essays in criticism, edited by Paul J. Alpers.

Title
  1. Elizabethan poetry; modern essays in criticism, edited by Paul J. Alpers.
Published by
  1. New York, Oxford University Press, 1967.
Author
  1. Alpers, Paul J

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Additional authors
  1. Empson, William, 1906-1984
Description
  1. 524 p. illus.; 21 cm.
Series statement
  1. Galaxy book, GB177
Subject
  1. Spenser, Edmund, 1552?-1599
  2. 1500-1700
  3. English poetry -- Early modern, 1500-1700
Genre/Form
  1. Association copies (Provenance)
Contents
  1. 1. Rhetoric and poetry: Humanism and courtship / G.K. Hunter -- "Imitation" and images / Rosemond Tuve -- Donne and the rhetorical tradition / William Empson -- The places and the figures / I.A. Richards -- 2. Individual poets and modes of poetry: The 16th century lyric in England: a critical and historical reinterpretation / Yvor Winters -- The formation of the heroic medium / Howard Baker -- The Shepheardes calendar and pastoral poetry / Hallett Smith -- Sir Philip Sidney: the petrarchan vision / David Kalstone -- Sidney and Energia / Neil Rudenstine -- Hero and Leander / C.S. Lewis -- Shakespeare's banquet of sense / W.B.C. Watkins -- Shakespeare's sonnets / L.C. Knights -- An essay on the sonnets / C.L. Barber -- Sir John Davies / T.S. Eliot -- 3. "The faerie queene": The Spenserian fluidity / G. Wilson Knight -- Nature and grace in The faerie queene / A.S.P. Woodhouse -- Narrative and rhetoric in The faerie queene / Paul J. Alpers -- The nature of the allegory / Thomas P. Roche, Jr. -- Spenser's undramatic poetry / Roger Sale -- The secret wit of Spenser's language / Martha Craig -- The medieval heritage of Spenser's allegory / Rosemond Tuve.
Owning institution
  1. Harvard Library
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references.
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