Thoughts on Graduate Study in Spenser
The year was 1977, and I was at the MLA in Chicago interviewing for jobs. One of my mentors at U. C. Irvine, Robert Montgomery, introduced me to A. C. Hamilton, who, upon learning that I was writing a Spenser dissertation, told me he thought Spenser was pretty much played out, and the real action going forward would be in Sidney Studies. Read more…
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David Lee Miller, Helen Cooper, Judith H. Anderson, Bart Van Es,
"Thoughts on Graduate Study in Spenser,"
Spenser Review
(Winter 2019).
Accessed April 23rd, 2024.
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