Titlebook: Autobiography and Authorship in Renaissance Verse; Chronicles of the Se Elizabeth Heale Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Kontrolle der Manager durch den Markt,ollection of settings for his own verses in . in five part-books. This volume is one of the earliest surviving examples of printed music in England.. In approximately 1576, he put into its present form a manuscript collection of his verse accompanied by often lengthy prose explanations of their occa

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Ergebnisse der empirischen Studie,, subtly altered the significance of the verse they imitated. Among the many contradictions implicit in their careful mixing of courtly and aphoristic verses was that between the implied writer of courtly verse, for whom insouciance and effortlessness (.) were crucial effects, and the writer of apho

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Gesellschafter-Fremdfinanzierung der GmbHnce, like theirs, masquerades, if only at the moment in sonnet 136 when the lover-poet names himself as Will, as a version of the author’s own story. In this chapter I shall explore the first-person subject constructed through Shakespeare’s sequence and consider ways in which its presentation of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39129-4the authorial self. In the second section of the chapter, I shall discuss how, in the miscellanies of George Gascoigne and George Turbervile, amorous verse sequences expose anxieties about a dangerous, feminized, instability in language that calls into question the inscription of the well-framed, ma

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Kontrolle der Manager durch den Markt,mas Whẏthorne, gent.’. Its title thus unmistakably echoes Tottel’s . of 1557, but also points to Whythorne’s desire to narrate his life not only as a context for the verse, but in terms of a conventional model, that of the ages of man.. In the process of reviewing his life in terms of this, and othe

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Ergebnisse der empirischen Studie,himself as both deserving and unfortunate. Like Whythorne, others found that even after the ‘first brunt, and ẹk difficulty I Of Vertewz’ all did not become easy as the precepts suggested should happen (see p. 56 above). Enterprise is often associated with failure to thrive in these verses; an ideol

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