Early modern prose fiction : the cultural politics of reading /
Highlighting the significance of early modern prose fiction as a hybrid genre that absorbed cultural, ideological and historical strands of the age, this work considers the reciprocal relation of early modern prose fiction to class distinctions, examining various factors
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : the cultural politics of reading / Naomi Conn Liebler
- Day labor : Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England / Steve Mentz
- How to turn prose into literature : the case of Thomas Nashe / Stephen Guy-Bray
- Fishwives' tales : narrative agency, female subjectivity, and telling tales out of school / Constance C. Relihan
- English renaissance romances as conduct books for young men / Goran V. Stanivukovic
- Mildred, beloved of the devil, and the dangers of excessive consumption in Riche his farewell to militarie profession / Mary Ellen Lamb
- "What ish my nation?" : Lady Mary Wroth's interrogations of personal and national identity / Sheila T. Cavanagh
- Bully St. George : Richard Johnson's Seven champions of Christendom and the creation of the bourgeois national hero / Naomi Conn Liebler
- Counterfeiting sovereignty, mocking mastery : trickster poetics and the critique of romance in Nashe's Unfortunate traveller / Joan Pong Linton
- Afterword / Arthur F. Kinney
- Introduction: the cultural politics of reading / Naomi Conn Liebler
- Day labor: Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England / Steve Mentz
- How to turn prose into literature: the case of Thomas Nashe / Stephen Guy-Bray
- Fishwives' tales: narrative agency, female subjectivity, and telling tales out of school / Constance C. Relihan
- English Renaissance romances as conduct books for young men / Goran V. Stanivukovic
- Mildred, beloved of the devil, and the dangers of excessive consumption in Riche, his farewell to militarie profession / Mary Ellen Lamb
- What ish my nation: Lady Mary Wroth's interrogations of personal and national identity / Sheila T. Cavanaugh
- Bully St. George: Richard Johnson's Seven champions of Christendom and the creation of a bourgeois national hero / Naomi Conn Liebler
- Counterfeiting sovereignty, mocking mastery: trickster poetics and the critique of romance in Nashe's Unfortunate traveler / Joan Pong Linton
- 1 Introduction : the cultural politics of reading / Naomi Conn Liebler
- 2. Day labor : Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England / Steve Mentz
- 3. How to turn prose into literature : the case of Thomas Nashe / Stephen Guy-Bray
- 4. Fishwives' tales : narrative agency, female subjectivity, and telling tales out of school / Constance C. Relihan
- 5. English renaissance romances as conduct books for young men / Goran V. Stanivukovic
- 6. Mildred, beloved of the devil, and the dangers of excessive consumption in Riche his farewell to militarie profession / Mary Ellen Lamb
- 7. "What ish my nation?" : Lady Mary Wroth's interrogations of personal and national identity / Sheila T. Cavanagh
- 8. Bully St. George : Richard Johnson's Seven champions of Christendom and the creation of the bourgeois national hero / Naomi Conn Liebler
- 9. Counterfeiting sovereignty, mocking mastery : trickster poetics and the critique of romance in Nashe's Unfortunate traveller / Joan Pong Linton
- 10. Afterword / Arthur E. Kinney.
- 1 Introduction : the cultural politics of reading / Naomi Conn Liebler
- 2. Day labor : Thomas Nashe and the practice of prose in early modern England / Steve Mentz
- 3. How to turn prose into literature : the case of Thomas Nashe / Stephen Guy-Bray
- 4. Fishwives' tales : narrative agency, female subjectivity, and telling tales out of school / Constance C. Relihan
- 5. English renaissance romances as conduct books for young men / Goran V. Stanivukovic
- 6. Mildred, beloved of the devil, and the dangers of excessive consumption in Riche his farewell to militarie profession / Mary Ellen Lamb
- 7. "What ish my nation?" : Lady Mary Wroth's interrogations of personal and national identity / Sheila T. Cavanagh
- 8. Bully St. George : Richard Johnson's Seven champions of Christendom and the creation of the bourgeois national hero / Naomi Conn Liebler
- 9. Counterfeiting sovereignty, mocking mastery : trickster poetics and the critique of romance in Nashe's Unfortunate traveller / Joan Pong Linton
- 10. Afterword / Arthur E. Kinney.