Tennessee studies in literature
Subtitle: [Volume 18, 1973]
By: editor: Richard M. Kelly ; associate editor ; Allison R. Ensor.
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: American literature -- History and criticism.; English literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Troilus and Criseyde and Chaucer's dedication to Gower / Frank H. Whitman; value: The antagonistic voices of "Sumer is icumen in" / Jeffrey A. Helterman; value: John Skelton's ironic Apologia: the Medieval sciences, Wolsey, and the Garlande of Laurell / John Scott Colley; value: "Potiphar's wife" and other folk tales in Chapman's Blind beggar of Alexandria / Jack E. Reese; value: Hamlet and the mythic hypothesis / René E. Fortin; value: The vision of Twelfth night / Carl Dennis; value: Rhetoric and frame: a study of method in three satires by Marvell / James Quivey; value: "Sweetness and light": the basis of Swift's views on art and criticism / Charles Scruggs; value: The self-praise abounding in Swift's Verses / Hugo M. Reichard; value: The eve of St. Agnes reconsidered / G. Douglas Atkins; value: Pastoral patterns in William Bartram's Travels / Robert D. Arner; value: Tennessee's black poet: George Marion McClellan / Joan R. Sherman.