Early modern English literature
Travel and experience in early modern English literature
... I have accumulated many debts during the course of writing this book, and it is my pleasure to acknowledge some of them here. Chapters 1, 2, and 4 started life as part of my PhD dissertation, entitled ―Narrative ...
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Treacherous Faith: The Specter of Heresy in Early Modern English Literature and Culture
... of early modern writers gave, wittingly and unwittingly, additional texture to the linguistic contrivances of religious ...the early modern literary experience; to a greater or lesser extent ...
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The prolongation of life in early modern English literature and culture, with emphasis on Francis Bacon
... Understandably, much of the scholarship regarding Paracelsian medicine has investigated the rivalry between Galenic and chemical physicians during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. The usual ...
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The ethics of satire in early modern English literature
... so, Jack uses the paradigm of rebellion and repentance in order to sell his narrative, deflating any promises of the chronicle’s moral profit. Instead of genuine penance, Nashe constructs for Jack a insubstantial moral ...
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Language based approaches to names in literature
... in Literature (Alvarez-Altman and Burelbach 1987, and Ashley 2003) and one Literary Names (Fowler ...that early English literary onomastics depends linguistically on etymology (including folk- or ...
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The Shock of the Ancient: Literature & History in Early Modern France
... radical Modern of ...among English combatants, Jonathan Swift and William Wotton receive only fleeting mention, Sir William Temple appears not at all, and Alexander Pope comes into the story only as his ...
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Intimate Exegesis: Reading and Feeling in Early Modern Devotional Literature
... first English sonnet sequence: Anne Lock’s largely overlooked Meditation of a Penitent Sinner (1560), which she appended to her translations of John Calvin’s sermons on spiritual ...
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Pathways to Equity: An Auto-Ethnographic and Narrative Study of Teacher Educator and Preservice Teachers in a One-Credit Course and Community-Based Field Experience
... Therefore, their interests to self- promote through titles and public status did not always align with the financial growth of the state. Puñales-Alpizar explains the turmoil of early modern Iberia in terms ...
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Ancient English Literature: General Overviews & Critical Studies
... Old English is the name given to the initial recorded stage of the English language, up to approximately ...the early fifth century—up to the Norman Conquest of 1066, and beyond into the first ...
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Bound Flowers, Loose Leaves: Horticultural Form and Textual Practice in Early Modern English Print
... In what follows, I will preserve the early modern spelling of “vertue.” This persistent ‘e’, it seems to me, brings the notion further from vis, vir, and virtù, and closer, first, to veritas and verité (the ...
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Arbindonean Iridescence in Indian English Poetry
... As a mythical Samrat, Choudhary treats equally with the eastern and the western mythical figures. Ram, Sita, Krishna, Sabri and several others flourish side by side with their western counterparts. As a matter of fact, ...
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Evidentiality in early modern English medical treatises (1500 1700)
... to Early Modern medical writing, is crucial to determining if, when, and how the use of evidential markers changed during the period under inves- ...
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"The Fair Maid of the Exchange: Scrutinizing Disability in the Early Modern Literature Classroom"
... of early modern literature to a special topic, upper-level course focusing on disability in ...to early modern gender and sexuality or early modern ...
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Trafficking Women: Interest, Desire, and Early Modern English Drama
... governing image of Dido’s allure is Aeneas’ description of how “Each word she says will then contain a crown, / And every speech be ended with a kiss” (4.3.53-54), then Arden offers a parallel fantasy of “Sweet Alice ...
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Developing an automated semantic analysis system for Early Modern English
... This paper relates to ongoing work to determine the feasibility of retraining the USAS system to cope with English from earlier periods, specifically the EmodE period. Our initial results suggest that the existing ...
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ENG 681 Texts/Authors and Their Critics
... of modern concepts of “literature” and the sublime from 1680 until 1820 in ...of Literature (with a capital L) as distinct from other kinds of ...as Literature was also measured by to what ...
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Hellish enfleshment: embodying anti-Catholicism in early modern English culture
... Catholic to enter. The friar bows his head and draws a poisoned poniard: stabbing the king with the envenomed dagger. Realizing his death is at hand, Henry calls for an English agent to enter the stage to receive ...
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John Wilson (1785 1854) as critic
... Of the Odes, Wilson felt that there was not a truly great ode in our language, but there were many noble ones, and these included the three odes of Coleridge - Defection. France. The Departing Year. He presently ...
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Thaddeus V. Gromada, editor. Oskar Halecki, 1891-1973: Eulogies and Reflections
... In the interwar period, Halecki was best known as a Byzantine historian and for his interest in late medieval and early modern relations between the Orthodox and Catholic churches. His first works focused ...
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Linguistic DNA: Investigating Conceptual Change in Early Modern English Discourse
... of early modern English ...of early Modern English ...of early modern England, like EEBO itself, was not limited to English-language ...
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