Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1922, Vol. 37
Elizabethan scholarship is well represented. R. G. Whigam and O. F. Emerson, Sonnet Structure in Sidney's Astrophel and Stella (sp), correct general misstatements and examine the various forms used. Miss Anne K. Tuell thinks that The Original End of Faerie Queene, Book III (m LN was what caused Burleigh's brow to wrinkle, and in a Note on Spenser's Clarion (ibid.) she again identifies Clarion with Spenser's epic muse. F. M. Padelford, The Virtue of Temperance in the Faerie Queene (sp), supple ments De Moss's paper by examining Spenser's dependence on Aristotle in the treatment of the virtue of Tem perance. Miss L. Whitney contributes a somewhat incon elusive paper on Spenser's Use of the Literature of Travel in the Faerie Queene (mp), but points out more specifically than had previously been done some parallels between the voyage of Sir Guyon and the legend of St. Brandan.
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