The wit of seventeenth-century poetry / edited by Claude J. Summers & Ted-Larry Pebworth.
1995
821.409 W819
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Title
The wit of seventeenth-century poetry / edited by Claude J. Summers & Ted-Larry Pebworth.
ISBN
0826209858 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Columbia : University of Missouri Press, c1995.
Language
English
Description
viii, 222 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
821.409 W819
System Control No.
(OCoLC)31131804
Note
Essays deriving from a conference held at the University of Michigan.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
"No more wit than a Christian?": the case of devotional poetry / Helen Wilcox
The structure of wit: "Is all good structure in a winding stair?" / P. G. Stanwood and Lee M. Johnson
Women's wit / Erna Kelly
The wit of circumcision, the circumcision of wit / Jim Ellis
Pygmalion's progress in the garden of love, or the wit's work is never Donne / Catherine Gimelli Martin
Wit and the power of Jonson's Epigrammes / Robert C. Evans
George Herbert's pastoral wit / M.C. Allen
Witty by design: Robert Herrick's Desperides / Roger B. Rollin
My curious hand or eye: the wit of Richard
Lovelace / Sharon Cadman Seelig
The "Truewit" of Crashaw's poetry / Lorraine Roberts
Marvell's mower: the wit of survival / W. A. Sessions
Religio laici?: Dryden's men of wit and the printed word / Katherine M. Quinsey.
The structure of wit: "Is all good structure in a winding stair?" / P. G. Stanwood and Lee M. Johnson
Women's wit / Erna Kelly
The wit of circumcision, the circumcision of wit / Jim Ellis
Pygmalion's progress in the garden of love, or the wit's work is never Donne / Catherine Gimelli Martin
Wit and the power of Jonson's Epigrammes / Robert C. Evans
George Herbert's pastoral wit / M.C. Allen
Witty by design: Robert Herrick's Desperides / Roger B. Rollin
My curious hand or eye: the wit of Richard
Lovelace / Sharon Cadman Seelig
The "Truewit" of Crashaw's poetry / Lorraine Roberts
Marvell's mower: the wit of survival / W. A. Sessions
Religio laici?: Dryden's men of wit and the printed word / Katherine M. Quinsey.
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