Essays in honor of Walter Clyde Curry
Series: Vanderbilt studies in the humanities -- v.2
Publisher: Vanderbilt University Press
Published: 1954
Place of publication: Nashville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Phonological aspects of the Meter of Beowulf; title: The center of the Parlement of Foules; title: Browning's Childe Roland and Chaucer's House of Fame; title: Love and grace in Chaucer's Troilus; title: Narrator's points of view in the portrait-sketches, prologue to the Canterbury Tales; title: Hayne's adaptation of Chaucer's Franklin's Tale; title: The horoscope of Edippus in Lydgate's Siege of Thebes; title: Nashe and Spenser; title: Some notes on the "courtly love" system in Jonson's The New Inn; title: As You Like It and Its source .; title: (Cont.) A new look at Julius Caesar; title: Leigh Hunt's Shakespearean criticism; title: The misunderstood dreams in the plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries; title: Shakespeare's attitude toward travel; title: An inquiry into the genre of Comus; title: New words in Milton's English Poems; title: The terms of Angelic Rank in Paradise Lost; title: The pathetic fallacy in Paradise Lost; title: Eve's awakening.