LynchOHB BRITISH POETRY 1660-1800 OHBK C
Jack Lynch is Professor of English at Rutgers University-Newark, and the author or editor of eighteen books, including The Age of Elizabeth in the Age of Johnson and Deception and Detection in Eighteenth-Century Britain. He is co-editor of The Age of Johnson: A Scholarly Annual.
Introduction
Part I: Poems in Social Settings
1: William Donaldson: Poems on the streets
2: Cynthia Wall: Poems on the stage
3: James McLaverty: Poems in print
4: Jennifer Batt: Poems in magazines
5: Tom Keymer: Poems in the novel
6: Andrea Immel and Lissa Paul: Poems in the nursery
7: Richard Terry: Poems in the lecture hall
Part II: Poetic Identities
8: Moyra Haslett: The poet as clubman
9: Brean Hammond: The poet as professional
10: Bridget Keegan: The poet as laborer
11: Lorna Clymer: The poet as teacher
12: Rivka Swenson: The poet as man of feeling
13: Marshall Brown: The poet as genius
14: Nick Groom: The poet as fraud
15: Isobel Grundy: The poet as fraud
Part III: Poetic Subjects
16: David F. Venturo: Poems on poetry
17: Christine Gerrard: Poems on politics
18: Leith Davis: Poems on nation and empire
19: Pat Rogers: Poems on science and philosophy
20: Donna Landry: Poems on place
21: Catherine Ingrassia: Poems on the sexes
Part IV: Poetic Form
22: J. Paul Hunter: Couplets
23: Conrad Brünstrom: Blank verse
24: Rodney Stenning Edgecombe: Stanzas
25: Richard Bradford: Free verse and prose poetry
Part V: Poetic Genres
26: David Hill Radcliffe: Pastoral
27: David Fairer: Georgic
28: Anna Foy: Epic
29: Ashley Marshall: Satire
30: Sandro Jung: Ode
31: James D. Garrison: Elegy
32: Ruth Perry: Ballad
33: Emma Mason: Devotional poetry
34: Jennifer Keith: Lyric
35: Tanya Caldwell: Translation
Part VI: Poetic Devices
36: Timothy Erwin: Imagery
37: Blanford Parker: Metaphor
38: Marcus Walsh: Allusion
39: Jack Lynch: Irony
Part VII: Criticism
40: Adam Rounce: Scholarship
41: Philip Smallwood: Histories
42: Antonia Forster: Reviews
43: Daniel J. Ennis: Honors
