This 2003 history of early modern English literature is an essential resource for scholars and students of the Renaissance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Loewenstein is Marjorie and Lorin Tiefenthaler Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Janel Mueller is William Rainey Harper Distinguished Service Professor Emerita at the University of Chicago.
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Introduction David Loewenstein and Janel Mueller Part I. Modes and Means of Literary Production, Circulation, and Reception: 1. Literacy, society, and education Kenneth Charlton and Margaret Spufford 2. Manuscript transmission and circulation Harold Love and Arthur F. Marotti 3. Print, literary culture, and the book trade David Scott Kastan 4. Literary patronage Graham Parry 5. Languages of early modern literature in Britain Paula Blank 6. Habits of reading and the creation of early modern literary culture Steven N. Zwicker Part II. The Tudor Era from the Reformation to Elizabeth I: 7. Literature and national identity David Loades 8. Literature and the court William A. Sessions 9. Literature and the church Janel Mueller Part III. The Era of Elizabeth and James VI: 10. Eliza's England, whose Scotland, whose Ireland? Claire McEachern 11. Literature and the court Catherine Bates 12. Indoctrination, edification, and polemic: literature and the church Patrick Collinson 13. Literature and the metropolis Lawrence Manley 14. Literature and the theater David Bevington Part IV. The Earlier Stuart Era: 15. An emergent Britain?: literature and national identity Johann P. Sommerville 16. Literature and the court Leah S. Marcus 17. Literature and the church Debora Shuger 18. Civic continuities and revolutionary beginnings: literature and London Thomas N. Corns 19. The emergence of a metropolitan drama: literature and the theater to 1660 Martin Butler 20. Literature and the household Barbara K. Lewalski Part V. The Civil War and Commonwealth Era: 21. Literature and national identity in England Derek Hirst 22. Literature and religion David Loewenstein and John Morrill 23. Civil war and the new literary scene: literature and London Nigel Smith 24. Literature and the household Helen Wilcox 25. Alternative sites for literature: rural, convivial, and intellectual domains Joshua Scodel 26. From revolution to restoration in English literary culture James Grantham Turner Chronological outline of historical events and texts in Britain, 1528-1674, with list of selected manuscripts Select bibliography (primary and secondary sources) Index.
Introduction David Loewenstein and Janel Mueller Part I. Modes and Means of Literary Production, Circulation, and Reception: 1. Literacy, society, and education Kenneth Charlton and Margaret Spufford 2. Manuscript transmission and circulation Harold Love and Arthur F. Marotti 3. Print, literary culture, and the book trade David Scott Kastan 4. Literary patronage Graham Parry 5. Languages of early modern literature in Britain Paula Blank 6. Habits of reading and the creation of early modern literary culture Steven N. Zwicker Part II. The Tudor Era from the Reformation to Elizabeth I: 7. Literature and national identity David Loades 8. Literature and the court William A. Sessions 9. Literature and the church Janel Mueller Part III. The Era of Elizabeth and James VI: 10. Eliza's England, whose Scotland, whose Ireland? Claire McEachern 11. Literature and the court Catherine Bates 12. Indoctrination, edification, and polemic: literature and the church Patrick Collinson 13. Literature and the metropolis Lawrence Manley 14. Literature and the theater David Bevington Part IV. The Earlier Stuart Era: 15. An emergent Britain?: literature and national identity Johann P. Sommerville 16. Literature and the court Leah S. Marcus 17. Literature and the church Debora Shuger 18. Civic continuities and revolutionary beginnings: literature and London Thomas N. Corns 19. The emergence of a metropolitan drama: literature and the theater to 1660 Martin Butler 20. Literature and the household Barbara K. Lewalski Part V. The Civil War and Commonwealth Era: 21. Literature and national identity in England Derek Hirst 22. Literature and religion David Loewenstein and John Morrill 23. Civil war and the new literary scene: literature and London Nigel Smith 24. Literature and the household Helen Wilcox 25. Alternative sites for literature: rural, convivial, and intellectual domains Joshua Scodel 26. From revolution to restoration in English literary culture James Grantham Turner Chronological outline of historical events and texts in Britain, 1528-1674, with list of selected manuscripts Select bibliography (primary and secondary sources) Index.
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