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Sir Philip Sidney
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Cupid's Victimization of the Renaissance Male
… article pays specific attention to the works of Sir Philip Sidney, Shakespeare, Richard Barnfield, and Lady Mary Sidney Wroth, paying close attention to social, political, and gender issues of the period.</p>
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"Invidiam viam aut faciam": "I will find a way or make one" The poetic practice of political counsel in the courts of Elizabeth I and James I
… at least four poets: three aristocrats from the Sidney family---Sir Philip Sidney, Mary Sidney Herbert, and Mary Wroth---with a history of service to Tudor monarchs, and one non-aristocratic writer, Aemilia Lanyer, who claimed to be a poetical descendant of a Sidney, responded to the efforts of …
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Lyric Transcendence: the Sacred and the Real In Classical and Early-Modern Lyric.
… the reception of Catullus in English lyric in Sir Philip Sidney and Thomas Carew. I argue that the function of the erotic in lyric discourse underwent a major shift in relation to sacred discourse and transcendence. This shift consisted of an alteration from a poetics of metaphor to metonymy …
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Love, Lust and Literature in the Late Sixteenth Century
… of which is evident in the sonnet sequences of Sir Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser. Next, since both the afore-mentioned love traditions are based outside of marriage, I will discuss how the reality of the place for marriage in society in the 1590's and the literary representations of love and …
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From the Womb to the Word: Pregnancy and Pregnancy Metaphors in 16th and 17th Century English Literature
… failures of maternity, I examine the works of Sir Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser, manuals of sorts that help inform male writers and readers on how to craft themselves as writers and honorable men. I argue that for male writers, writing and parenting are incongruent activities. Ultimately …
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Proverb lore in Sidney.
… is to show the use of proverbs in the works of Sir Philip Sidney. The method has been to select from the author's works passages which in sentiment and style seemed to indicate the manner of the proverb. These, in turn, have been sought out in established collections of proverbs and in the …
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Spenser's "Inward Ey": Poetics, Lexicography, and the Motivations for Edmund Spenser's Linguistic Idealism
… of educators like Mulcaster, poetic patrons like Sir Philip Sidney, political authorities like Lord Burghley, and humanist lexicographers like Henri Estienne. Telling such a story helps to explain his attitudes toward literary models, whether classical like Vergil or vernacular like Pierre de …
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"This strange operation of love" : a unified reading of Sidney's Arcadia.
Much of the scholarship surrounding Sir Philip Sidney attempts to analyze or qualify the various versions of Sidney's Arcadia. Some critics argue the superiority of the Old or the New while others attempt to link the two. Much has been written in speculation of Sidney's abrupt halt in the revision. …
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How to remember thee?: problems of memorialization in english writing, 1558-1625
… John Phillips, Edmund Spenser, and Mary Sidney after Sir Philip Sidney’s death in 1586. These poets support military intervention on the continent against Roman Catholic States by using figural interpretation to represent Sidney as a martyr. Chapter three discusses commemoration as a …