Edmund Spenser: A Critical Study

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The foremost poet of his time, Spenser (b. 1552), was not only a master of meter and language but a profound moral poet also. This book consists of the following chapters: Edmund Spenser: An Overview; “Wise Handling and Faire Governance”: Spenser’s Female Educators; A ‘Goodlie Bridge’ Between the Old and the New: The Transformation of Complaint in Spenser’s The Ruines of Time; Translated Geographies: Edmund Spenser’s “The Ruines of Time”; Spenser and the Culture of Place; Women’s Friendship and the Refusal of Lesbian Desire in the Spenser’s Faierie Queene on Kyd’ Spanish Tragedy; “In Sort as She it Sung”: Spenser’s Doleful Lay” and the Construction of Female Authorship; the Faerie Queene among the Disciplines; etc. This book will prove highly useful and informative to all concerned.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR S. Francis

Dr. S. Francis, has a brilliant academic record. A poet by nature himself, he is a researcher, working on comparative study of ancient and modern English poetry.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR T. Joseph

Dr. T. Joseph, is a keen scholar of English literture. Having rich experience in teaching, he has made debut in writing critiques on different litterateurs and their literary works.

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Title
Edmund Spenser: A Critical Study
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8126120452
Length
viii+309p., Index; 22cm.
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