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This is a key debate in literary scholarship. 1. Byron through the Lens of History. ... You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

This is followed by Susan Oliver’s analysis of Walter Scott’s fascination with the Orlando Furioso. ... Overall, this is a highly readable and very valuable contribution to the field of Ariostean studies.

Popper’s topic here is not narrative technique or structure, but Ralegh’s approach to early modern scholarship on the movement of ancient peoples and on Ralegh’s integration of this ... need to address this difference between his own approach and

timeframe of eight weeks; a daunting task, given the wealth of scholarship on this topic by scholars such as William Poole, let alone the number of books that must have passed ... While current scholarship suggests that Milton spared little expense in

This volume collects ten of Guibbory’s essays on Donne published between 1986 and 2011. ... Yet she offers no indication as to what caused this important shift in interest.

disposal. This is to take nothing away from Kerrigan’s formidable scholarship, merely to note that it is rare these days for a critic to have such a free rein.[2] ... Other publishers, especially in this digital age, should be more aware of the need

Come and find out how ProQuest is supporting Humanities scholarship. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. ... Please feel free to forward this invitation to your colleagues. Registration for each event is required.

timeframe of eight weeks; a daunting task, given the wealth of scholarship on this topic by scholars such as William Poole, let alone the number of books that must have passed ... While current scholarship suggests that Milton spared little expense in

Rather than attempting to isolate the interwoven threads of Professor Trigg’s scholarship, the editors of this collection have arranged the essays in roughly chronological order. ... This collection simply captures the mind and heart with its depth and

Finally, while the Spenser Studies issue on ‘Spenser and Platonism’ is mentioned to suggest the commitment of Spenser scholarship to thinking with Florentine Neoplatonism (Pertile justly distinguishes his work from this ... This is surprising given