The Eye of Judgment: Reading the 'New Arcadia'

Katherine Duncan‐Jönes · Thelma N. Greenfield

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Narrative Theory and Analysis Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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A study of Sir Philip Sidney's greatest prose narrative as poetry as well as story. From his soruces Sidney learned to imitate his universe, to combine poetry and prose, and to follow the apprehending eye.

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