...Daniel G. Calder THE ART OF CYNEWULF’S JULIANA By DANIELG. CALDER Of the four poems that bear Cynewulf s runic signature and that have been sanctioned as comprising the whole canon of his works, two, Elene and Christ 11, fare well...

...Patricia Juliana Smith University of Washington 2006 Patricia Juliana Smith is associate professor of English at Hofstra University. She is author of Lesbian Panic: Homoeroticism in Modern British Women's Fiction (1997), editor of The Queer Sixties (1999), and coeditor of En...

.... At the start of “Damon the Mower,” a narrator tells us the circumstances of Damon’s song: Heark how the Mower Datnon Sung, With love of Juliana stung! While ev’ry thing did seem to paint ‘I’he Scene more fit for his complaint...

... Jaussen . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2017 . vii + 226 pp . Copyright © 2018 by University of Washington 2018 Paul Jaussen’s ambitious Writing in Real Time , ranging from Leaves of Grass to Kenneth Goldsmith’s Weather and Juliana Spahr’s This Connection of Everyone...

... wonder why documentary poetics is not given a fuller outing than only the work of Brady and Zolf—with the work of Jena Osman, Mark Nowak, perhaps Stephen Collis and Juliana Spahr. Chopping up the poetry of our time into smaller and smaller avant-garde mo(ve)ments is not a tactic that encourages...

... and tame, each claiming to live in harmony with nature, yet each in his own way artificializing her: the gardener by a sublimated sensuality that teaches flowers to paint (“He grafts upon the Wild the Tame” [“The Mower against Gardens,” 241 ), the Inower by a sexuality, inspired by Juliana’s...

.... Rev. by L. H. Loomis in Speculum, XXI (1946), 359-360. 2815. Scholte, J. H. “Eine Gottfried-Entgleisung.” Neopld, XSVI (1941), 279. 2816. Schroder, E. “Hengist und Horsa.” 20,4, LXXVII ( 1930), 69-72. 2817. Schroeder, Sister Mary Juliana. “Topical Outline of Subject Matter...

... 115 The Poetics of Melancholy in Early Modern England. By Douglas Trevor. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004. xii + 252 pp. Early modern melancholy has long attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus...

... recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new, strange, and interesting by subjecting it to aggressively contemporary theoretical analysis.1 In The Poetics of Melancholy, by contrast, Douglas Trevor takes a historicist...

.... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004. xii + 252 pp. Early modern melancholy has long attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new...

... attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new, strange, and interesting by subjecting it to aggressively contemporary theoretical analysis.1...

... attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new, strange, and interesting by subjecting it to aggressively contemporary theoretical analysis.1...

.... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004. xii + 252 pp. Early modern melancholy has long attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new...

... attracted the attention of literary schol- ars and historians. Relatively recently, Juliana Schiesari’s feminist discus- sion and Lynn Enterline’s psychoanalytic account have made the topic seem new, strange, and interesting by subjecting it to aggressively contemporary theoretical analysis.1...

... in Saint Juliana. The first occurrence in The Bestiary (Hall, 1: 191, line 495) refers to the supposed frigidity of elephant’s blood, and the second (line 636) makes the phrase synonymous with Christ’s mortal body, an asso- ciation that is borne out as well in the devotional literature...

... his lieutenant Perpenna describes as ce peuple Barbare, Qui formé par nos soins, instruit de notre main, Sous notre discipline est devenu Romain. 19  On melancholy women in early modern Europe see Juliana Schiesari, The Gen- dering...

... of literary concern that refuses the totalizing view of metaphysical lack” (Juliana Schiesari, The Genda’ng of Melancholia:Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and the Symbolics of Loss in Renaissance Literature [Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 19923, 170). 402 MLQ I...