The rhetoric of Renaissance poetry from Wyatt to Milton /

Main Author: Sloane, Thomas O.
Other Authors: Waddington, Raymond B.
Format: Book
Language: English
Published: Berkeley : University of California Press, [1974]
Physical Description: vi, 247 pages, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm.
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Table of Contents:
  • {u01C2}t The poet as orator: one phase of his judicial pose / {u01C2}r John T. Shawcross
  • {u01C2}t The humanism of Sir Thomas Wyatt / {u01C2}r Thomas A. Hannen
  • {u01C2}t Gascoigne's "Lullabie" and structures in the Tudor lyric / {u01C2}r Leonard Nathan
  • {u01C2}t The rhetoric of fairyland / {u01C2}r Michael Murrin
  • {u01C2}t Shakespeare's Sonnet 15 and the art of memory / {u01C2}r Raymond B. Waddington
  • {u01C2}t Samuel Daniel: a voice of thoughtfulness / {u01C2}r Anthony Labranche
  • {u01C2}t Donne and "The extasie" / {u01C2}r Arthur F. Marotti
  • {u01C2}t Catechizing the reader: Herbert's Socratean rhetoric / {u01C2}r Stanley E. Fish
  • {u01C2}t The rhetoric of the sublime in Crashaw's poetry / {u01C2}r Michael McCanles
  • {u01C2}t The crossing of rhetoric and poetry in the English Renaissance / {u01C2}r Thomas O. Sloan.