Coy Mistress Uncovered
David Norbrook, 19 May 1988
Dragons Teeth: Literature in the English Revolution
by Michael Wilding.
Oxford, 288 pp., £25, September 1987,0 19 812881 9 Show More
by Michael Wilding.
Oxford, 288 pp., £25, September 1987,
Apocalyptic Marvell: The Second Coming in 17th-Century Poetry
by Margarita Stocker.
Harvester, 381 pp., £32.50, February 1986,0 7108 0934 4 Show More
by Margarita Stocker.
Harvester, 381 pp., £32.50, February 1986,
The Politics of Mirth: Jonson, Herrick, Milton, Marvell, and the Defence of Old Holiday Pastimes
by Leah Marcus.
Chicago, 319 pp., £23.25, March 1987,0 226 50451 4 Show More
by Leah Marcus.
Chicago, 319 pp., £23.25, March 1987,
Milton: A Study in Ideology and Form
by Christopher Kendrick.
Methuen, 240 pp., £25, June 1986,0 416 01251 5 Show More
by Christopher Kendrick.
Methuen, 240 pp., £25, June 1986,
“... not just local topical allusions but the complex relations between genre and society. For Margarita Stocker, Marvell’s support of the Puritan revolution was no passing phase but the inevitable consequence of a coherent world-view. The idea that there was some ideological coherence in Marvell’s career is starting to gain acceptance: John ... ”
