Writing Early Modern Loneliness

Chapter 1 Introduction: Is "Early Modern Loneliness" an Anachronism? .- Chapter 2 Anxia Bellerophontis: Bellerophon and Loneliness from Homer to Early Modernity.- Chapter 3 "But she to be a Quene, and creuely handeled as was never sene": Perspectives on Anne Boleyn's Loneliness in the Tower of London.- Chapter 4 "A thowsond mylys a sonder": Catholic Exiles from Tudor England and the Ambiguities of Loneliness.- Chapter 5 "Bear Humanly the Human Lot": Jan Kochanowski and Seeking Catharsis Alone in Early Modern Poland.- Chapter 6 "It is not good that the man should be alone": Marriage, Loneliness, and the Clergy in Early Modern England.- Chapter 7 The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Believer: Isolation in Seventeenth-Century Religious Poetry in English.- Chapter 8 A "Lasting Moniment" to Loneliness: Involuntary Retirement and Survival through the Psalm Translations of Sir Thomas Fairfax.- Chapter 9 "Another time, in a Lowering and sad Evening, being alone in the field": Revising Loneliness in the Meditative Writing of ThomasTraherne and Elizabeth Delaval.- Chapter 10 William Penn's Some Fruits of Solitude: Public Disgrace and Private Consolation.-Chapter 11 The Loneliness of Shakespeare's Sonnets, Past and Present.-12 Afterword.

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• Estudos literários: c 1500 a c 1800

Early Modern Literature;Loneliness;Isolation;History of the Emotions;Literary History;Renaissance Literature;Seventeenth Century Literature;Shakespeare;Milton;Anne Boleyn;Homer;Spenser