Sweet Smoke of Rhetoric: A Collection of Renaissance Essays

action allegory Anteros anti-feminism anti-Petrarchism artifice artistry attitude audience Aumerle beauty Berowne Berowne's Bolingbroke C. S. Lewis called Cassio character classical comedy contemporaries Courtier Dark Ages death Deloney Desdemona developed dramatic Elizabethan England English epigram euerie Euphues euphuism fact forswearing Greek Anthology Hamlet Harrison hath historians Horace's Iago Iago's imitated irony John Lyly Julius Caesar kersey king knave ladies Latin Ligurinus lines literature London lord Love's Labour's Lost lover Lyly Lyly's medieval Middle Ages Muscovy Muscovy Company nature Othello Petrarchan Petrarchism play play-acting plot poem poetic poetry political prose fiction Quintilian reaction reader real tragedy reality reference Renaissance Renaissance anti-feminism Renaissance poet rhetoric Richard Richard II Roman Ronsard Rosaline Rufinus russet scene self-image Shakespeare Sidney sixteenth century sonnet speech style taffeta phrases thee theme Thomas thou tion tragic translation University of Miami vnto words writing York