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... Machines: Technologies of Literary and Cultural Production (1997) and the journal Renaissance Drama. He is at work on a project titled Spelling Shakespeare and Other Essays in Queer Philology . Material Cavendish: Paper, Performance, “Sociable Virginity” Jeffrey Masten MY Lord...

...Gerard Passannante Abstract Looking at a variety of cases from the early modern period—from debates around astrology to the essays of Michel de Montaigne to the poetry and prose of John Donne and the philosophical fictions of Margaret Cavendish—this essay explores the encounter with materialist...

... investigation. Starting with Sidney s de inition of poesy as a unique intellectual mode that considers not what is but what may and should be, Sarkar takes a deep dive into the mechanics of poiesis as put to use by Edmund Spenser, William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon, Margaret Cavendish, and John Milton...

... happily put him to uses entirely their own—and, as often as not, as in Hutchinson, John Donne (chap. 3), or Margaret Cavendish (chap. 5), to uses inimical to the antireligious thrust of Lucretius’s views. The point takes special prominence, for me, in Hock’s discussions of Ronsard and Donne. Ronsard...

... and written by women, such as Margaret Cavendish’s recipe poems or Hester Pulter’s poems about pregnancy and confinement. Future scholars will certainly benefit from thinking with Kadue’s domestic georgic framework as they address works in which domestic concerns and household labors are central. Ultimately...

... a worthy volume, not to mention the range of material covered, including Daniel Defoe, Catharine Trotter, and Margaret Cavendish, as well as contemporary writers Marilynne Robinson and Ian McEwan. But they are also important ongoing demonstrations of the book’s spirited defense of the discipline...

... and allies—ranging from the sixteenth-century Marguerite de Navarre, through the seventeenth- century Margaret and William Cavendish and the late-eighteenth- century Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Hays, to the nineteenth-century Emily Dickinson and the ancient (enigmatic) Sappho, as revived by an American...

..., 1962. Pp. 58. $2.50. 192 Books Received Sylvester, Richard S., and Davis P. Harting (editors). Two Early Tudor Lives: The Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey by George Cavendish, The Life of Sir Thomas More by William Roper. New Haven: Yale University Press...

... of Margaret Cavendish’s material practices of textual performance and her collaborative activities, especially with her husband. Can such a revisionary account of a figure who has been championed as a protofeminist affect ideas about feminism today? Can Cavendish’s performance of collaboration and identity...

... was highly influen- tial in the work of Thomas Shadwell, an avowed imitator. It has also been shown that various other Restoration dramatists-among them John Wilson,l William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle,2 and John Dennis8-reflect the influence of Jonson. Although little atten- tion has been...

..., and Matthew of Paris. - 5He alludes, however, to Gawin Douglas, pp. 29-30. Douglas is not in the Theatrum Poetarum. 6 He does, however, mention Lady Margaret Cavendish in connection with her husband. 7 Pages [xiii-xv]. He also remarked the omission of John Weever, who is, however...

... of Toronto Press, 1980. xvi + 168 pp. $15.00. Edwards, A. S. G. (editor). “Metrical Visions,” by George Cavendish. Columbia: Univer- sity of South Carolina Press, for the Newberry Library, Publications of the Ren- aissance English Text Society, 9, 1980. viii + 25 1 pp. $19.50. Ehrenpreis, Irvin...

.... To love a surpassing beauty, for example, is to know that love breeds a “strange confusion” in “all niens thoughts” (Cavendish, song lo; Doughtie, 89).According to the well- established Neoplatonic tradition in which the ayre participates, how- ever, love rriay also cause “the delight of all...

... to the South and Southeast only in the second volume.63 Both edi- tions, however, devote their final parts primarily to New World discov- ery and then give a prominent place to Sir Francis Drake’s and Thomas Cavendish’s circumnavigations (1577–80 and 1586–88, respectively). In other words, Principal...

... reign as another Golden Age of Rome. Jonson’s last patron, William Cavendish, Earl of Newcastle, although he was Governor of the future Charles 11, could never fully trust the Stuart kings and their policies. John Ford dedicated his revival of the Elizabethan history play, Perkin Warbeck...

.... Blackstone, William. 2001 (1783). Blackstone’s Commentary on the Laws of England, edited by Wayne Morrison, vol. 1. London: Cavendish. Boltanski, Luc. 1999. Distant Suffering: Morality, Media, and Politics, translated by Graham Burchell. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Cantor, Paul A. 2009...

... not only is a strong reaction to the avant-garde but also transcends the traditional realist aesthetic. 9  See Jie Lu, Dismantling Time: Chinese Literature in the Age of Globalization (Singa- pore: Marshall Cavendish Academic, 2005). 10  David Der-wei Wang, “Afterword: Chinese Fiction...

.... AJairs of the Hearth: Victorian Poetry and Domestic Narrative. London and New York: Routledge, 1988. ix + 262 pp. $39.00. Edwards, Michael. Poetry and Possibzlity. Totowa, N.J.: Barnes & Noble, 1988. xi + 192 pp. $27.50. Edwards, Philip (editor). Last Voyages: Cavendish, Hudson, Rakgh...

... It Public” (chap. 12) moves deftly from Montchrestien in 1604 to Comus, Margaret Cavendish, and Goldoni’s royal patronage and payments from his publisher; moves on to the Comédie-Française and the Parisian public; touches on Dryden, Cibber, Sheridan, Voltaire, and Lessing (among others); and finally...

... It Public” (chap. 12) moves deftly from Montchrestien in 1604 to Comus, Margaret Cavendish, and Goldoni’s royal patronage and payments from his publisher; moves on to the Comédie-Française and the Parisian public; touches on Dryden, Cibber, Sheridan, Voltaire, and Lessing (among others); and finally...