Representing Women in Renaissance England

Abstract

My Soule in Silence? Devotional Representations of Renaissance English-Women, Helen Wilcox Complications of Intertextuality - John Fisher, Katherine Parr and The Book of the Crucifix, Janet Mueller Translating Italian Thought about Women in Elizabethan England - Harington's Orlando Furioso, Pamela Joseph Benson Women and Magic in English Renaissance Love Poetry, Gareth Roberts Women in the Lyric Dialogue of Courtship - Whitney's Admonition to Al Yong Gentilwomen and Donne's The Legacie, Ilona Bell Donne's Incarnate Muse and his Claim to Poetic Control in Sapho to Philaenis, Cecilia A. Infante Witches, King James and The Masque of Queens, Lawrence Normand Aemilia Lanyer and the Pathos of Literary History, Judith Scherer Herz Female Text, Male Reader Response - Contemporary Marginalia in Rachel Speght's A Mouzell for Malastomas, Barbara K. Lewalski Deciphering Women's Pastoral - Coded Language in Wroth's Love's Victory, Josphine A. Roberts Deference and Defiance - the Memorandum of Martha Moulsworth, Robert C. Evans Richard Crashaw, Mary Collet and the Arminiam Nunnery of Little Gidding, Paul A. Parrish Robert Herrick's Housekeeper - Representing Ordinary Women in Renaissance Poetry, Roger B. Rollin An Collins and the Experience of Defeat, Sidney Gottlieb Katherine Philips, Aphra Behn and the Female Pindaric, Stella P. Revard.

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