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Learned Queen The Image Of Elizabeth I In Politics And Poetry Queenship And Power Linda Shenk

Name: Learned Queen The Image Of Elizabeth I In Politics And Poetry Queenship And Power Linda Shenk
SKU: BELL-1695834
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Learned Queen The Image Of Elizabeth I In Politics And Poetry Queenship And Power Linda Shenk instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.22 MB

Pages: 277

Author: Linda Shenk

ISBN: 9780230615625, 0230615627

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Learned Queen The Image Of Elizabeth I In Politics And Poetry Queenship And Power Linda Shenk by Linda Shenk 9780230615625, 0230615627 instant download after payment.

The first book to examine Queen Elizabeth I as a “learned prince,” Learned Queen reveals a rather startling phenomenon: Elizabeth’s educated status was crucial to England’s burgeoning role as an international power. Examining Elizabeth’s own demonstrations of erudition alongside literary works of such political luminaries as Sir Philip Sidney and Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, this book reveals how poetry, foreign relations, and intellectual culture are far more integrated than we have hitherto imagined. From these connections emerges a methodology that places Elizabethan political culture and poetry fully on the transnational stage.