Short, lively, and eminently readable chapters, written by leading experts in early modern studies, illuminate various aspects of Donne's life, work, career, and reputation. These engaging chapters are supplemented by a chronology of Donne's life and works and a comprehensive bibliography.
Short, lively, and eminently readable chapters, written by leading experts in early modern studies, illuminate various aspects of Donne's life, work, career, and reputation. These engaging chapters are supplemented by a chronology of Donne's life and works and a comprehensive bibliography.
List of illustrations Notes on contributors Chronology Kentston Bauman Abbreviations Introduction Michael Schoenfeldt 1. Donne's literary career Patrick Cheney 2. Donne's texts and materials Piers Brown 3. Donne and print Katherine Rundell 4. Language Douglas Trevor 5. Donne's poetics of obstruction Kimberly Johnson 6. Elegies and satires Melissa E. Sanchez 7. The unity of the Songs and Sonnets Richard Strier 8. Divine poems David Marno 9. Letters James Daybell 10. Orality and performance Ilona Bell 11. Reading and interpretation Katrin Ettenhuber 12. Education Adrew Wallace 13. Law Gregory Kneidel 14. Donne's prisons Molly Murray 15. Donne and the natural world Rebecca Bushnell 16. Money David Landreth 17. Sexuality Catherine Bates 18. Donne and the passions Christopher Tilmouth 19. Pain Joseph Campana 20. Medicine Stephen Pender 21. Science, alchemy, and the new philosophy Margaret Healy 22. Donne and skepticism Anita Gilman Sherman 23. The metaphysics of the metaphysicals Gordon Teskey 24. Controversial prose Andrew Hadfield 25. Devotional prose Brooke Conti 26. The sermons Lori Anne Ferrell 27. The self Nancy Selleck 28. Portraits Sarah Howe 29. Donne in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Nicholas D. Nace 30. Donne in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries James Longenbach 31. Donne in the twenty-first century: thinking feeling Linda Gregerson Further reading Index.
List of illustrations Notes on contributors Chronology Kentston Bauman Abbreviations Introduction Michael Schoenfeldt 1. Donne's literary career Patrick Cheney 2. Donne's texts and materials Piers Brown 3. Donne and print Katherine Rundell 4. Language Douglas Trevor 5. Donne's poetics of obstruction Kimberly Johnson 6. Elegies and satires Melissa E. Sanchez 7. The unity of the Songs and Sonnets Richard Strier 8. Divine poems David Marno 9. Letters James Daybell 10. Orality and performance Ilona Bell 11. Reading and interpretation Katrin Ettenhuber 12. Education Adrew Wallace 13. Law Gregory Kneidel 14. Donne's prisons Molly Murray 15. Donne and the natural world Rebecca Bushnell 16. Money David Landreth 17. Sexuality Catherine Bates 18. Donne and the passions Christopher Tilmouth 19. Pain Joseph Campana 20. Medicine Stephen Pender 21. Science, alchemy, and the new philosophy Margaret Healy 22. Donne and skepticism Anita Gilman Sherman 23. The metaphysics of the metaphysicals Gordon Teskey 24. Controversial prose Andrew Hadfield 25. Devotional prose Brooke Conti 26. The sermons Lori Anne Ferrell 27. The self Nancy Selleck 28. Portraits Sarah Howe 29. Donne in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Nicholas D. Nace 30. Donne in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries James Longenbach 31. Donne in the twenty-first century: thinking feeling Linda Gregerson Further reading Index.
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