Shepheards devises: Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes calendar and the institutions of Elizabethan society
In this study of Edmund Spenser's 1579 poem The Shepheardes Calender, Robert Lane uncovers hidden dimensions of Spenser's earliest important work by embedding it in the historical context of Queen Elizabeth's reign and showing how thoroughly it engages the fundamentally sociopolitical...
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Zusammenfassung: | In this study of Edmund Spenser's 1579 poem The Shepheardes Calender, Robert Lane uncovers hidden dimensions of Spenser's earliest important work by embedding it in the historical context of Queen Elizabeth's reign and showing how thoroughly it engages the fundamentally sociopolitical issues that confronted English society of the time. Rejecting earlier formalist and new historicist readings that viewed Elizabethan culture as fundamentally aristocratic, Lane reveals this poem's thoroughgoing identification with the nonelite of Spenser's society. By including such popular forms as fables, proverbs and woodcuts and by drawing on the vernacular literary tradition of Piers Plowman and Skelton's "Collyn Clout," Lane argues, the Calender valorizes the voice and culture of the subordinate classes in the highly stratified Elizabethan social order The perspective of those who were politically and culturally disenfranchised is integral to the poem's critique of the Elizabethan institutions: the Crown and church, the social hierarchy, the practice of patronage, and the economic system. As Lane notes, discussion of such issues in Spenser's society was dangerous because the Crown claimed a prerogative to govern public speech. Lane describes how Spenser, while challenging this prerogative, used strategies that protected him from official retaliation. Important among these was the inclusion of voices within the text that seem to present an orthodox position but are in fact critically scrutinized. Lane goes on to show that by taking up controversial social and political issues, the Calender also raises the question of poetry's social role Whereas most modern scholarship reads the poem as a monovocal treatise on aesthetics that is firmly aligned with the Court, Lane demonstrates that contained within the Calender's poetic discussion is a debate that actually interrogates the social status and function of courtly poetry and begins to outline an alternative conception consonant with it own practice |
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520 | 3 | |a The perspective of those who were politically and culturally disenfranchised is integral to the poem's critique of the Elizabethan institutions: the Crown and church, the social hierarchy, the practice of patronage, and the economic system. As Lane notes, discussion of such issues in Spenser's society was dangerous because the Crown claimed a prerogative to govern public speech. Lane describes how Spenser, while challenging this prerogative, used strategies that protected him from official retaliation. Important among these was the inclusion of voices within the text that seem to present an orthodox position but are in fact critically scrutinized. Lane goes on to show that by taking up controversial social and political issues, the Calender also raises the question of poetry's social role | |
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Edmund Spenser s
Shepheaides Calendei
and the Institutions
of Elizabethan Society
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ROBERT LANE
The University of Georgia Press
ATHENS amp; LONDON
Contents
Acknowledgments / ix
Introduction: Literature and Society / 1
1 Historicisms and 1579 / 14
2 Emongste the Meaner Sorte: The Social
Orientation of the Calender I 27
3 Labouring to Concede It: The
Hermeneutics of Protection / 56
4 The Time Was Once: The Configuration
of Authority in the Poem / 74
5 I Dare Undersaye: The Social Commentary
of the Moral Eclogues / 89
6 Rurall Musick Scorned: Poetry in
the Poem / 148
Epilogue: Inventing Society / 168
Notes / 177
Index / 231
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title_full | Shepheards devises Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes calendar and the institutions of Elizabethan society Robert Lane |
title_fullStr | Shepheards devises Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes calendar and the institutions of Elizabethan society Robert Lane |
title_full_unstemmed | Shepheards devises Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes calendar and the institutions of Elizabethan society Robert Lane |
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title_sub | Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes calendar and the institutions of Elizabethan society |
topic | Spenser, Edmund (1552?-1599) / The Shepheardes calender ram Spenser, Edmund <1552?-1599> Shepheardes calender Spenser, Edmund 1552-1599 The shepheardes calender (DE-588)4120040-8 gnd Instituties gtt Institutions sociales - Dans la littérature ram The Shephearde's calendar (Spenser) gtt Geschichte Literature and society England History 16th century Pastoral poetry, English History and criticism Social institutions in literature Gesellschaft (DE-588)4020588-5 gnd Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 gnd Institution Soziologie (DE-588)4027207-2 gnd Zeithintergrund (DE-588)4128644-3 gnd |
topic_facet | Spenser, Edmund (1552?-1599) / The Shepheardes calender Spenser, Edmund <1552?-1599> Shepheardes calender Spenser, Edmund 1552-1599 The shepheardes calender Instituties Institutions sociales - Dans la littérature The Shephearde's calendar (Spenser) Geschichte Literature and society England History 16th century Pastoral poetry, English History and criticism Social institutions in literature Gesellschaft Politik Institution Soziologie Zeithintergrund |
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