Dr Paul Hartle, St Catharine's

pnh1000@cam.ac.uk

 

Research Interests

Restoration; poetry; travesty; seventeenth century

Selected Publications

• "'all his workes sir': John Taylor's Nonsense", Neophilologus 86, 2002, 155-69
• "'Fruition was the Question in Debate': pro and contra the Renaissance Orgasm", The Seventeenth Century 17, 2002, 78-96
• "Hunting the Letter: Middle English Alliterative Verse and the Formulaic Theory", Peter Lang, 1999, 466
• "Review, "Chaucerian Tragedy"", 1999
• "Lawrels for the Conquered: Virgilian Translation and Travesty in the English Civil War and its Aftermath", Reinventing the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: construction of the medieval and Early Modern Periods, Ed. William F Gentrup, 1998, 127-46
• "Quaint Epigrammatist: Martial in Late Seventeenth-century England", 79, 1995, 329-51