Beschreibung:
Andrew Shifflett, Edward Gieskes
Yearly volume of the best essays submitted to the Southeastern Renaissance Conference, focusing on sexuality in Elizabethan poetry, Renaissance drama and its links to the wider culture, and on seventeenth-century literature.
Reconstructing the Bower of Bliss: Homoerotic Myth-Making in The Faerie QueeneOvid, Lucretius, and the Grounded Goddess in Shakespeare's Venus and AdonisThe Soul as Commodity: Materialism in Doctor FaustusAntipholus and the Exorcists: The Acts of the Apostles in Shakespeare's The Comedy of ErrorsPaul's Cross Churchyard and Shakespeare's Verona YouthThe Summoning of Hamlet and Lear"Bred Now of Your Mud": Land, Generation, and Maternity in Antony and CleopatraCosmetic Blackness: East Indies Trade, Gender, and The Devil's Law-CaseFrom One Marvell to Another: Puritan Logic in "To His Coy Mistress""An Heap Is Form'd into an Alphabet": Thomas Blount's Sociable LexicographyGetting Past the Ellipsis: The Spirit and Urania in Paradise Lost