Through a series of detailed readings, Chamberlain proposes alternative strategies for interpreting Spenser's works, including a politicized "new aestheticism," ecocriticism, and pastoral theory. Chamberlain suggests that Spenser's texts demand a reading that is at once political and sensitive to aesthetic surprise.
Through a series of detailed readings, Chamberlain proposes alternative strategies for interpreting Spenser's works, including a politicized "new aestheticism," ecocriticism, and pastoral theory. Chamberlain suggests that Spenser's texts demand a reading that is at once political and sensitive to aesthetic surprise.
Richard Chamberlain is Visiting Fellow in the Department of English at the University of Bristol.
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Introduction I Reading 1. 'The Essential Trick': Pastoral, New Historicism and the Aesthetic II. Poetry 2. Spenser's 'Critic Pen' in The Shepheardes Calender 3. Ways In: The Pastoral Paratexts of The Faerie Queene 4. Spenser's mode of Transport: The Faerie Queene, Books II-IV 5. Political Poetry? The Faerie Queene, Books V-VI III Environment 6. Green Spenser: Mutabilitie and Others 7. Spenser's Irish Environment: A View of the State of Ireland.
Introduction I Reading 1. 'The Essential Trick': Pastoral, New Historicism and the Aesthetic II. Poetry 2. Spenser's 'Critic Pen' in The Shepheardes Calender 3. Ways In: The Pastoral Paratexts of The Faerie Queene 4. Spenser's mode of Transport: The Faerie Queene, Books II-IV 5. Political Poetry? The Faerie Queene, Books V-VI III Environment 6. Green Spenser: Mutabilitie and Others 7. Spenser's Irish Environment: A View of the State of Ireland.
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