Renaissance Drama as Cultural History: Essays from Renaissance Drama, 1977-1987The valuable annual Renaissance drama provides a broad forum for scholarly inquiry into the drama of the Renaissance. This collection of essays from past volumes focuses on the relation of the drama to cultural change and employs various historicist approaches to the study of Renaissance drama. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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a suggestive pastoral entertainment known as The Lady of May . What we have is the transcribed text of a show performed before Queen Elizabeth in the garden of the earl of Leicester's estate at Wanstead ( which had been a gift from the ...
a suggestive pastoral entertainment known as The Lady of May . What we have is the transcribed text of a show performed before Queen Elizabeth in the garden of the earl of Leicester's estate at Wanstead ( which had been a gift from the ...
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In its mode of presentation , The Lady of May fuses life and art : as the queen walks in Wanstead garden , she is confronted by a group of rustics who ask her to judge between the suitors of the country maiden who is the May Lady .
In its mode of presentation , The Lady of May fuses life and art : as the queen walks in Wanstead garden , she is confronted by a group of rustics who ask her to judge between the suitors of the country maiden who is the May Lady .
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By rendering judgment in the simplified courtship of the May Lady , Queen Elizabeth is led by analogy to a ... Therion , a lively forester , and Espilus , a rich shepherd , contend for the May Lady's hand in marriage : a Therion doth me ...
By rendering judgment in the simplified courtship of the May Lady , Queen Elizabeth is led by analogy to a ... Therion , a lively forester , and Espilus , a rich shepherd , contend for the May Lady's hand in marriage : a Therion doth me ...
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