Rethinking the Henrician Era: Essays on Early Tudor Texts and ContextsPeter C. Herman |
Contents
Performing Hierarchy and Gender in the Henrician Masque | 16 |
Mary Shelton and Her Tudor Literary Milieu | 40 |
The Kings Image and Reformation Politics | 78 |
Positioning Women in Utopian Patriarchy | 93 |
The Voice of the Mob in Sanctuary | 123 |
The Grotesque Realism of Skeltons The Tunnynge ofElynour Rummynge | 145 |
Autumn 1542 and the New Poet | 168 |
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Anne Boleyn authority Bale's Bible biblical body C. S. Lewis Cambridge Canon century Chicago church cited claim contemporary courtier Courtly Maker Coverdale Bible critical cultural David Devonshire manuscript discourse earl of Surrey early modern elegy Elynour Rummynge Elyot England essay female figure gender Greenblatt grotesque grotesque body Harrier Henrician court Henrician masque Henry Howard Henry VIII Henry's honor ideology interpretation John John Bale John Sherren Brewer John Skelton king ladies language later literary literature London Lord lyric male Margaret Douglas Mary Shelton masque masquers medieval More's narrator nobility Oxford Peter Petrarch Petrarchan play poet poetic poetry political psalms Puttenham reading Reformation representation role royal satires Scripture sexual Shakespeare Sidney Sir Thomas Wyatt sixteenth-century social society Southall spectacle stanza suggests Surrey's theatrical tion Tottel Tudor University Press Utopia verse VIII's voice Wolsey Wolsey's woman women words writing Wyatt and Surrey Wyatt's poem York