Recent Articles on Donne
Signs of Interiority, or Epistemology in the Bodyshop. Pender,
Stephen. Dalhousie Review, 85:2 (2005 Summer), pp. 221-37.
(Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; and prose; treatment of anatomy; dissection;
of human body; compared to Browne, Sir Thomas (1605-1682):
Religio Medici (1642); Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de (1533-1592);
Essais (1580-1588); Essays; theories of Sawday, Jonathan (1956-
); The Body Emblazoned; Dissection and the Human Body in Renaissance
Culture (1995). French literature; 1500-1599; Montaigne, Michel
Eyquem de (1533-1592); Essais (1580-1588); Essays; prose;
treatment of anatomy; dissection; of human body; compared
to Browne, Sir Thomas (1605-1682); Religio Medici (1642);
Donne, John (1571/3-1631); theories of Sawday, Jonathan (1956-
); The Body Emblazoned; Dissection and the Human Body in Renaissance
Culture (1995).]
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Gender Ambivalence in Donne's 'Valediction: Forbidding Mourning'.
Mansour, Wisam. English Language Notes, 42:4 (2005 June),
pp. 19-23. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "A Valediction; Forbidding Mourning";
poetry; treatment of female sex roles.]
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Living Magnets, Paracelsian Corpses, and the Psychology of
Grace in Donne's Religious Verse. Fletcher, Angus. ELH, 72:1
(2005 Spring), pp. 1-22. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): The First Anniversarie (1611); "Thou Hast
Made Me"; poetry; Christian poetry; epiphany; treatment
of divine grace; relationship to despair; blasphemy; magnetism;
earth; as corpse; sources in Gilbert, William (1540-1603);
De Magnete (1600); application of theories of Augustine, Saint
(354-430); Paracelsus, Theophrastus (1493-1541).]
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Donne and the Meditative Tradition. Roston, Murray. Religion
and Literature, 37:1 (2005 Spring), pp. 45-68. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; and prose; relationship to meditative
tradition; of Catholic writers.]
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Holy Ambition: Rhetoric, Courtship, and Devotion in the Sermons
of John Donne. Nelson, Brent. Medieval & Renaissance Texts
& Studies. 284. Tempe, AZ: Arizona Center for Medieval
and Renaissance Studies, 2005. 306 pp. (Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Sermons; prose; rhetoric; relationship to courtship;
devotion.]
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Bodily Formations and Reading Strategies in John Donne's Metempsychosis.
Collins, Siobhán. pp. 191-207.. Fahraeus, Anna (ed.
and introd.) Jonsson, AnnKatrin (ed.).. Textual Ethos Studies
or Locating Ethics.. Critical Studies: A Journal of Critical
Theory, Literature and Culture. 26. New York, NY: Rodopi,
2005. 378 pp. (Book article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Metempsychosis; poetry; role of mnemonics;
treatment of human body; relationship to soul.]
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Transubstantiating Love: John Donne and Cultural Criticism.
Mousley, Andy. pp. 55-62.. Burnham, Douglas (ed. and foreword)
Giaccherini, Enrico (ed. and foreword).. The Poetics of Transubstantiation:
From Theology to Metaphor.. Studies in European Cultural Transition.
27. Aldershot, England: Ashgate, 2005. xiv, 181 pp. (Book
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of love; relationship to
transubstantiation; cultural materialism.]
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John Donne's Poetry and Early Modern Visual Culture. Hurley,
Ann Hollinshead. Selinsgrove, PA: Susquehanna UP, 2005. 248
pp. (Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; relationship to visual culture.]
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The Virgin Mary as Alchemical and Lullian Reference in Donne.
Albrecht, Roberta. Selinsgrove, PA: Susquehanna UP, 2005.
259 pp. (Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; and sermons; treatment of Virgin Mary;
relationship to alchemy; ecumenism; sources in Lull, Ramón
(d. 1315): Duodecim Principia Philosophiae. Catalan literature;
Latin language literature; 400-1499 Medieval period; Lull,
Ramón (d. 1315); Duodecim Principia Philosophiae; prose;
treatment of Virgin Mary; relationship to alchemy; ecumenism;
influence on Donne, John (1571/3-1631).]
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Celebrating the Somerset Wedding: Donne, Patronage, and the
Problems of the Gift. Scott, Alison V. Explorations in Renaissance
Culture, 30:2 (2004 Winter), pp. 261-90. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Epithalamion at the Marriage of the Earl
of Somerset"; poetry; treatment of gift; relationship
to patronage.]
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'Petty Magic to Experiment': The Seventeenth-Century's Scientific
Revolution and the Closing of This World to the Next. Zimmer,
Mary E. Dissertation Abstracts International, Section A: The
Humanities and Social Sciences, 65:2 (2004 Aug), 531. (Dissertation
abstract)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); prose; and poetry; role of Neo-Scholasticism;
in cosmology; relationship to scientific-technological revolution;
compared to Neoplatonism; of Browne, Sir Thomas (1605-1682);
Boyle, Robert (1627-1691).]
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John Donne's 'The Flea' and the Homiletic Exemplum Tradition.
Hochberg, Shifra. Lamar Journal of the Humanities, 29:1 (2004
Spring), pp. 13-18. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "The Flea"; poetry; parody; of exemplum;
relationship to rhetorical strategy; of sermons.]
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Defining Donne: Donne's Horatian Poetic Career. Flemer, Elizabeth.
Dissertation Abstracts International, Section A: The Humanities
and Social Sciences, 64:8 (2004 Feb), 2874. (Dissertation
abstract)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; irony; treatment of passion; virtue;
afterlife; relationship to religious beliefs; sources in Horace
(65-8 B.C.).]
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John Donne's Lyric Skepticism: In Strange Way. Gross, Kenneth.
Modern Philology: A Journal Devoted to Research in Medieval
and Modern Literature, 101:3 (2004 Feb), pp. 371-99. (Journal
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Songs and Sonnets; Metempsychosis; poetry;
treatment of love; relationship to skepticism.]
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Donne's New Days. Cunnington, David. Essays in Criticism:
A Quarterly Journal of Literary Criticism, 54:1 (2004 Jan),
pp. 18-37. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Breake of Day"; "The Sunne
Rising"; poetry; lyric poetry; poetic technique.]
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John Donne, Never Done: A Reassessment of Modern Criticism.
Roberts, John R. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of
Donne, 23 (2004), pp. 1-24. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment in criticism.]
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Absence in Donne's Holy Sonnets: Between Catholic and Calvinist.
Low, Anthony. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne,
23 (2004), pp. 95-115. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Holy Sonnets; poetry; treatment of absence;
Catholicism; Calvinism.]
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W;t, Donne's Holy Sonnets, and the Problem of Pain. McDowell,
Sean. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 23
(2004), pp. 161-83. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Holy Sonnets; poetry; treatment of pain; influence
on Edson, Margaret (1961- ); Wit (1999).]
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Shapes of Time: On the Spenserian Stanza. Gross, Kenneth.
Spenser Studies: A Renaissance Poetry Annual, 19 (2004), pp.
27-35. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1500-1599; Spenser, Edmund
(1552?-1599): The Faerie Queene (1590-1596); poetry; stanzas;
relationship to time; compared to Donne, John (1571/3-1631);
Metempsychosis.]
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John Donne: An Annotated Bibliography of Modern Criticism,
1979-1995. Roberts, John R. Pittsburgh, PA: Duquesne UP, 2004.
xxvii, 605 pp. (Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); bibliography.]
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Making Modern Sex in Early Modern Texts: Post-Closet Masculinities
in Donne, Shakespeare, and Herbert. Barnes, Andrew William.
Dissertation Abstracts International, Section A: The Humanities
and Social Sciences, 64:1 (2003 July), 151. (Dissertation
abstract)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of male identity; relationship
to homosexuality; compared to Shakespeare, William (1564-1616);
Herbert, George (1593-1633).]
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Reading and Teaching 'The Good-Morrow'. Guibbory, Achsah.
John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 22 (2003),
pp. 1-45. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "The Good-Morrow"; poetry; pedagogical
approach. Teaching of literature; teaching approaches; to
Donne, John (1571/3-1631); "The Good-Morrow".]
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Donne and the Uses of Anatomy. Sugg, Richard. Literature Compass,
1:1 (2003 Jan-2004 Dec), p. [no pagination]. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; relationship to anatomy.]
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John Donne and the Protestant Reformation: New Perspectives.
Papazian, Mary Arshagouni. Detroit, MI: Wayne State UP, 2003.
viii, 385 pp. (Book collection)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); prose; and poetry; relationship to Reformation;
Protestantism.]
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John Donne's Holy Sonnets. Berg, James E. pp. 141-59.. Parini,
Jay (ed. and introd.).. British Writers: Classics, Volume
I.. New York, NY: Scribner's, 2003. xiii, 393 pp. (Book article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Holy Sonnets; poetry.]
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Donne as Preacher at Court: Precarious 'Inthronization'. McCullough,
Peter E. pp. 179-204.. Colclough, David (ed. and introd.)..
John Donne's Professional Lives.. Studies in Renaissance Literature.
10. Cambridge, England: Brewer, 2003. xiii, 272 pp. (Book
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); prose; sermons; at royal court; of James I
of England, VI of Scotland (1566-1625); Charles I, King of
England (1600-1649).]
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Essaying the Body: Donne, Affliction, and Medicine. Pender,
Stephen. pp. 215-48.. Colclough, David (ed. and introd.)..
John Donne's Professional Lives.. Studies in Renaissance Literature.
10. Cambridge, England: Brewer, 2003. xiii, 272 pp. (Book
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Devotions upon Emergent Occasions (1624); prose;
treatment of medicine; relationship to human body; rhetoric.]
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The Augustinian Donne: How a 'Second S. Augustine'?. Papazian,
Mary Arshagouni. pp. 66-89.. Papazian, Mary Arshagouni (ed.
and introd.).. John Donne and the Protestant Reformation:
New Perspectives.. Detroit, MI: Wayne State UP, 2003. viii,
385 pp. (Book article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; and sermons; relationship to Reformation;
predestination; Catholic Church; sources in Augustine, Saint
(354-430): Confessiones; Confessions. North African literature;
Latin language literature; 300-399; Augustine, Saint (354-430);
Confessiones; Confessions; prose; relationship to Reformation;
predestination; Catholic Church; influence on Donne, John
(1571/3-1631).]
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'Witness this Booke, (thy Emblem)': Donne's Holy Sonnets and
Biography. Benet, Diana Treviño. Early Modern Literary
Studies: A Journal of Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century English
Literature, 7 (2001 May), p. 36 paragraphs. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): Holy Sonnets; poetry; biographical approach.]
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'Forget the Hee and Shee': Gender and Play in John Donne.
Mintz, Susannah B. Modern Philology: A Journal Devoted to
Research in Medieval and Modern Literature, 98:4 (2001 May),
pp. 577-603. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of self-identity; relationship
to the other; gender; transgression.]
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Can't Buy Me Love: Money, Gender, and Colonialism in Donne's
Erotic Verse. Raman, Shankar. Criticism: A Quarterly for Literature
and the Arts, 43:2 (2001 Spring), pp. 135-68. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; erotic poetry; treatment of wealth;
relationship to women; gender; colonialism.]
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Paracelsian Medicine in Donne's 'Hymn to God, My God, in My
Sickness'. Keller, James R. Seventeenth-Century News, 59:1-2
(2001 Spring-Summer), pp. 154-58. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Hymme to God, My God, in My Sicknesse";
poetry; treatment of cosmography; relationship to medicine;
sources in Paracelsus, Theophrastus (1493-1541). German literature;
Latin language literature; 1500-1599; Paracelsus, Theophrastus
(1493-1541); prose; treatment of medicine; influence on Donne,
John (1571/3-1631); "Hymme to God, My God, in My Sicknesse".]
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Donne's 'Goodfriday, 1613. Riding Westward.': The Extant Manuscripts
and the Group 1 Stemma. Todd, Richard. John Donne Journal:
Studies in the Age of Donne, 20 (2001), pp. 201-18. (Journal
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Goodfriday, 1613. Riding Westward";
poetry; textual variants; manuscript study.]
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'Composition of Place,' Experiential Set, and the Meditative
Poem: A Cognitive-Pragmatic Approach. Tsur, Reuven and Benari,
Motti. Pragmatics & Cognition, 9:2 (2001), pp. 203-37.
(Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Holy Sonnet, VII"; poetry; treatment
of meditative tradition; compared to "No me mueve, mi
Dios"; cognitive approach; theories of Ignatius of Loyola,
Saint (1491-1556). Spanish literature; 1600-1699; "No
me mueve, mi Dios"; treatment of meditative tradition;
compared to Donne, John (1571/3-1631); "Holy Sonnet,
VII"; theories of Ignatius of Loyola, Saint (1491-1556).
English language (Modern); 1500-1699; stylistics; compared
to Spanish language; relationship to cognition; in meditation.]
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'The Strangest Pageant, Fashion'd Like a Court': John Donne
and Ben Jonson to 1600-Parallel Lives. Blissett, William.
pp. 99-121, 289-92.. Henley, Mary Ellen (ed. and introd.)
Hill, W. Speed (ed.) Siemens, R. G. (assistant ed.).. Wrestling
with God: Literature and Theology in the English Renaissance:
Essays to Honour Paul Grant Stanwood.. (Vancouver, BC): Henley,
2001. 336 pp. (Book article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of court; relationship to
literary career; compared to Jonson, Ben (1572-1637).]
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Emblem and Icon in John Donne's Poetry and Prose. MacKenzie,
Clayton G. Renaissance and Baroque: Studies and Texts. 30.
New York, NY: Peter Lang, 2001. 209 pp. (Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); prose; and poetry; treatment of emblem; icons.]
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John Donne and Scholarly Melancholy. Trevor, Douglas. SEL:
Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, 40:1 (2000 Winter),
pp. 81-102. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; and prose; role of introspection; self-knowledge;
treatment of melancholy.]
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Donne, Browne and Eschatological Vision. Edgecombe, Rodney
Stenning. Seventeenth-Century News, 58:3-4 (2000 Fall-Winter),
pp. 286-91. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of eschatology; compared
to Browne, Sir Thomas (1605-1682): Religio Medici (1642);
Dante (1265-1321); La Divina Commedia (ca. 1320); Divine Comedy.
Italian literature; 400-1399 Medieval period; Dante (1265-1321);
La Divina Commedia (ca. 1320); Divine Comedy; poetry; treatment
of eschatology; compared to Donne, John (1571/3-1631); Browne,
Sir Thomas (1605-1682); Religio Medici (1642).]
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The Poetics of Space in Donne's Love Poetry. Pando Canteli,
María J. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of
Donne, 19 (2000), pp. 45-57. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; love poetry; treatment of space; memory;
microcosm; theories of Bachelard, Gaston (1884-1962): La Poétique
de l'espace (1957).]
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Courting Anne More. Bell, Ilona. John Donne Journal: Studies
in the Age of Donne, 19 (2000), pp. 59-86. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "The Flea"; poetry; treatment of
courtship; relationship to Donne, Ann (d. 1617).]
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The Meditative Path and Personal Poetry. Shawcross, John T.
John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 19 (2000),
pp. 87-99. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Death Be Not Proud"; "Batter
My Heart, Three Person'd God"; poetry; treatment of religious
beliefs; relationship to meditative tradition; mysticism.]
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'Over Reconing' the 'Undertones': A Preface to 'Some Elegies'
by John Donne. Hester, M. Thomas. Renaissance Papers, (2000),
pp. 137-53. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; love poetry; as political satire; sources
in Ovid (43 B.C.-18 A.D.): Amores.]
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Donne, Castiglione, and the Poetry of Courtliness. Wiggins,
Peter DeSa. Bloomington, IN: Indiana UP, 2000. viii, 174 pp.
(Book)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; courtly poetry; relationship to social
status; sources in Castiglione, Baldassare (1478-1529): Il
libro del cortegiano (1528); Book of the Courtier. Italian
literature; 1500-1599; Castiglione, Baldassare (1478-1529);
Il libro del cortegiano (1528); Book of the Courtier; prose;
relationship to social status; influence on courtly poetry;
by Donne, John (1571/3-1631).]
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What's Race Got to Do with It? Teaching Shorter Elizabethan
Poetry. Hendricks, Margo. pp. 179-83.. Cheney, Patrick (ed.)
Prescott, Anne Lake (ed. and introd.).. Approaches to Teaching
Shorter Elizabethan Poetry.. Approaches to Teaching World
Literature. 65. New York, NY: Modern Language Association
of America, 2000. 331 pp. (Book article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Elegy XIX"; poetry; treatment of
race; compared to Guilpin, Edward (fl. 1598); "Satire
V"; pedagogical approach. Teaching of literature; teaching
approaches; to race; in Donne, John (1571/3-1631); "Elegy
XIX"; compared to Guilpin, Edward (fl. 1598); "Satire
V".]
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Carew's Response to Jonson and Donne. Nixon, Scott. SEL: Studies
in English Literature, 1500-1900, 39:1 (1999 Winter), pp.
89-109. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Carew, Thomas
(1594/5-1640): "An Elegie upon the Death of the Deane
of Pauls, Dr. Iohn Donne"; "To Ben Jonson";
poetry; treatment of Jonson, Ben (1572-1637); Donne, John
(1571/3-1631).]
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Prosodic Pleasures and Metrical Fantasies: Donne's 'Irregularity'.
Saunders, Ben. Yale Journal of Criticism: Interpretation in
the Humanities, 12:2 (1999 Fall), pp. 171-87. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; meter. English language (Modern); stylistics;
metrics; study example: Donne, John (1571/3-1631).]
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Donne, Geography, and the 'Hymn to God My God in My Sicknesse'.
Roberts, David. Notes and Queries, 46 (244):2 (1999 June),
pp. 256-58. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Hymne to God my God, in my sicknesse";
poetry; role of geography.]
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Donne's 'The Bracelet': Trafficking in Gold and Love. Revard,
Stella P. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne,
18 (1999), pp. 13-23. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "The Bracelet"; poetry; elegy; gold
imagery; relationship to love.]
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'To His Mistress Going to Bed'; Or, 'Could You Lend Me Your
Clothes?'. Spreuwenberg-Stewart, Allison. John Donne Journal:
Studies in the Age of Donne, 18 (1999), pp. 25-59. (Journal
article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631): "Elegy XIX"; poetry; treatment of
costume; gender.]
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Philosophy and the City: Space in Donne. Gorton, L. M. John
Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 18 (1999), pp.
61-71. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of love; space.]
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Donne and Virginia: The Ideology of Conquest. Harland, Paul
W. John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 18 (1999),
pp. 127-52. (Journal article)
[Subject Terms: English literature; 1600-1699; Donne, John
(1571/3-1631); poetry; treatment of Native Americans; colonialism;
in Virginia.]
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