Names in English Renaissance literature
By: Dorothy E. Litt.
Series: Studies in onomastics ;; v. 5
Publisher: E. Mellen Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Lewiston, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 219
Subjects: English literature -- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism.; Names in literature.; Renaissance -- England.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 202-203) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Chapter I Dance-Names and Bawdy in the English Renaissance1; title: B- Drama; title: Chapter II Namelessness in English Renaissance Drama13; title: Chapter III Nominal Jests in Shakespeare's Plays29; title: Chapter IV Place-Names in Shakespeare's Grand Design; title: for the Henry VI Plays45; title: Chapter V The Power of the Name Essex in 3 Henry VI55; title: Chapter VI Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore Art Thou Montague?65; title: Chapter VII Toward an Organic Approach to Onomastics in; title: Shakespeare's Drama75; title: Chapter VIII Unity of Theme in Volpone83; title: C-Graffiti; title: Chapter IX Names in English Renaissance Graffiti97; title: Chapter X Names in English Renaissance Graffiti as They; title: Appear in Literature107; title: D-Familiar Letters; title: Chapter XI A Romance of Names: The Letter-Book of; title: Dr. Gabriel Harvey 115; title: Chapter XII Self-Naming and Self-Defining in Subscriptions to; title: Familiar Letters in the English Renaissance 123; title: E-Poetry; title: Chapter XIII The Poetics and Politics of Naming: The Case of; title: Sir Walter Ralegh and His Queen137; title: Chapter XIV Women's Names in the English Renaissance Elegy145; title: Chapter XV Humanism and Onomastics in the English; title: Renaissance 15; title: Chapter XVI The Idea of the Wilderness in the English; title: Renaissance 16; title: Chapter XVII Nominal Analogy in the English Renaissance 17; title: Chapter XVIII Nominal Jesting in the English Renaissance 19.; title: Index20:.