Renaissance Literature and Culture
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This cluster of papers encompasses a wide range of interdisciplinary studies focused on the Renaissance period, including literature, art, history, gender, culture, religion, philosophy, science, and society. The topics covered include the works of prominent figures such as Marguerite de Navarre, Montaigne, and Rabelais, as well as broader themes related to the intellectual and cultural developments of the era.
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John Milton; Elizabethan drama; Edmund Spenser; Michel de Montaigne; Renaissance literature; Paradise Lost; Elizabethan literature; John Donne; Ben Jonson; French Renaissance poetry; François Rabelais; Elizabethan poetry; French Renaissance literature; Elizabethan England; Elizabeth I; Christopher Marlowe; Jacobean drama; English Renaissance drama; early modern English literature; English drama; early modern English drama; seventeenth-century English literature; The Faerie Queene; English Renaissance literature; 16th-century French literature
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Morton address: 38425735593209372 · morton4x16-v1
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