Constituting old age in early modern English literature, from Queen Elizabeth to King Lear / Christopher Martin.
2012
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Title
Constituting old age in early modern English literature, from Queen Elizabeth to King Lear / Christopher Martin.
Created/published
Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, ©2012.
Description
xii, 221 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Massachusetts studies in early modern culture
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Age, agency, and early modern constitutions
Elizabeth I's politics of longevity
Out to pasture: the bucolic elder in Spenser, Sidney, and their heirs
Gerontophobia and late Elizabethan poetry: "old strange thinges"
"Confin'd to exhibition": King Lear through the spectacles of age
Epilogue: figures of retire.
Elizabeth I's politics of longevity
Out to pasture: the bucolic elder in Spenser, Sidney, and their heirs
Gerontophobia and late Elizabethan poetry: "old strange thinges"
"Confin'd to exhibition": King Lear through the spectacles of age
Epilogue: figures of retire.
Series
Massachusetts studies in early modern culture.
Place of creation/publication
United States -- Massachusetts.
Call number
PR428.O43 M37 2012
Folger accession
234865