The golden era of Elizabethan literature may be said to date its commencement from the seven years which lie between 1579 and 1587--in other words, with the first characteristic poems of Spenser ...

Entered from the Sun By George Garrett Doubleday, 349 pages, $19.95 By his own accounts, George Garrett has for almost 40 years been a ”persistent kind of tourist” in Elizabethan England ...

Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. PMLA Vol. 30, No. 4, 1915 The Siege of Troy in Elizabethan Literat... The Siege of Troy in ...

What made Elizabethan poetry great, above all, was the fearlessness with which it plunged into the problem of consciousness itself. No item of man’s awareness was too trivial to be noted, ...

"An inquisitive and semi-barbarous public coupled with a group of men, as well as patrons, of letters saved the Elizabethan dramatists from the unpardonable fault of dullness," said T.S. Eliot '10 ...

Between Jonson and his Tribe, however, stands another figure. If Jonson himself represents a link between the Silver Age of Elizabethan poetry and the age of the Cavalier poets, then Thomas Carew ...

Elizabethan Drama, 1558-1642. By FELIX E. SCHELLING, Professor in the University of Pennsylvania. 2 vols. Boston and New York : Houghton Mifflin Co. 1908. ↩ The Age of Shakespeare.

Jan Schreiber (PhD Brandeis, 1972) taught at Tufts and UMass Lowell, edited a literary magazine (Canto), and inaugurated the Godine Press poetry chapbook series. A former poet laureate of Brookline ...

He spent his early years studying Victorian realist Thomas Hardy and authored several books on his poetry and language. He changed his scholarly focus in 1996 after seeing the movie “Hamlet”—adapted ...