Seventeenth-century imagery; essays on uses of figurative language from Donne to Farquhar,
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Berkeley,
University of California Press,
1971.
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| Series: | Publications of the 17th and 18th Centuries Studies Group, UCLA, 1
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Table of Contents:
- Images of perfection / Maren-Sofie Rostvig
- Donne's microcosm / Toshihiko Kawasaki
- Donne's poetry of compliment: the speaker's stance and the topoi of praise / Barbara K. Lewalski
- Language, noise, and nonsense: The alchemist / Ian Donaldson
- Reasons that imply themselves: imagery, argument, and the reader in Milton's Reason of church government / Stanley Fish
- Milton on Ramist similitude / Christopher Grose
- Contra Hartman: possible and impossible structures of Miltonic imagery / Robert M. Adams
- Marvell and the Ars Moriendi / Stanley Stewart
- Dryden's Eikon Basilike: to Sir Godfrey Kneller / Earl Miner
- The Beaux' strategem: image and action / Alan Roper
- Some remarks on seventeenth-century imagery: definitions and caveats / Pierre Legouis.