Beschreibung:
Clare Kinney's original study explores the distinctive narrative strategies of fictions which unfold in the artificial and self-conscious schemes of language bound by poetic form.
1. Some strategies of poetic narrative; 2. Dilation, design and didacticism in Troilus and Criseyde; 3. The end of questing, the quest for an ending: circumscribed vision in The Faerie Queene Book VI; 4. Inspired duplicity: the multiple designs of Paradise Lost; 5. The ends of poetic narrative; Notes.