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10 Sep 2017: In this ideal Republic ofLetters, what he calls ‘strong book-mindedness’ would replace outmodedforms of study, competitive exams, andacademic politicking. ... continued on next page. . Who’s Who. Wil Sanders (1936-2002). of them women) have just

10 Sep 2017: Vewes concern with political control and economics most accurately represents the political paradoxes of Spenser's own position in Elizabethan society. ... Shepherd's discussion of the sexual politics of The Faerie Queene also shows how identity and "love

10 Sep 2017: . consider changing. Change is always achallenge, as for the most part it will comedown to hard economics: more flexibleopening hours (Sundays are now indemand) require more staff; multiplecopies of key

10 Sep 2017: in the exam room. Now I understand thatstudents can take their textbooks in!

10 Sep 2017: current) popularity of our subject amongst benighted young school-leavers not yet ready to devote themselves to subjects more obviously conducive to ‘economic benefits’.

10 Sep 2017: These young people, from urban areas of government-recognized economic and educational deprivation, spoke their respective lines in impressive unison.

10 Sep 2017: This resurgence extended beyond textual analysis to palaeography and codicology, as well as to socio-economic history.

10 Sep 2017: Politics occupy center stage throughout; social and economic matters -- as well as cultural developments -- receive relatively little attention, except within a political framework.

10 Sep 2017: The economics of the publishing world have denied it the former role; and the latter is probably an impossibility in view of the fragmented state of Spenser studies at this time. ... Similarly, the pastoral of The Faerie Queene (in Book VI) allows the

10 Sep 2017: I had of course grown up with Hughes’s poetry at school, though had avoided him on exam syllabuses; ‘The Thought-Fox’ still padded and ‘Pike’ still lurked somewhere in my