Spenser, Milton, Ireland
The Milton Society of America and the International Spenser Society are jointly sponsoring a panel for RSA 2021 on “Spenser, Milton, Ireland.” What insights and methodologies emerge from triangulating these points? Possible angles of approach: How does Milton’s reading of Spenser engage Spenser’s deployments of Ireland? How does Ireland (or “Ireland”) play into each writer’s generic repertoires? In what ways do early-modern English dis/figurations of Ireland subtend elements of the two writers’ oeuvres?
Proposals treating both writers especially welcome; papers on one of the two may also be accepted if they felicitously dovetail with other submissions. This is a guaranteed session.
Proposals should include the following, and should be sent to susanne.wofford@nyu.edu and lauren.shohet@villanova.edu by July 20: paper title (15-word maximum), abstract (150-word maximum), curriculum vitae (no longer than 5 pages), PhD or other terminal degree completion date (past or expected), full name, current affiliation, and email address.
Note that the RSA stipulation that individuals present no more than 1 paper applies to papers rolled over from RSA 2020.
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This session represents an exciting opportunity to contribute to scholarly dialogue at the intersection of early modern literature, history, and cultural studies.
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Link / ReplyParticularly encouraged are proposals that address both authors; nevertheless, papers focusing on only one of the two may be considered provided they harmoniously complement other entries
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