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Spenser in Dublin

Spenserians from around the world gathered in Dublin, Ireland last summer for the Fifth International Spenser Society Conference, “The Place of Spenser/Spenser’s Places.” The conference showcased a wealth of new work. No doubt many of the papers will be published in a range of venues. Our sampling includes a pair of essays that offer very different takes on the theme-word “place”; a panel on the question of close reading The Faerie Queene; the text of an after-dinner toast by Roger Kuin; and the program for an evening concert by the group Peregryne, together with a link to one of the selections. Read more …

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    The Fifth International Spenser Society Conference in Dublin showcased an inspiring array of new scholarship, revealing the depth and diversity of perspectives on Spenser's work and the concept of "place" in literature, enriching our understanding of both the poet's world and his enduring influence.






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"Spenser in Dublin," Spenser Review (Fall 2015).
http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/spenseronline/review/item/45.2.2
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