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1. Wyatt's Antirhetorical Verse: Privilege and the Performance of Conviction
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Kenneth J. E. Graham
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction. Captive to Truth: Rethinking Renaissance Plainness 1
- 1. Wyatt's Antirhetorical Verse: Privilege and the Performance of Conviction 25
- 2. Educational Authority and the Plain Truth in the Admonition Controversy and The Scholemaster 50
- 3. Peace, Order, and Confusion: Fulke Greville and the Inner and Outer Forms of Reform 93
- 4. The Mysterious Plainness of Anger: The Search for Justice in Satire and Revenge Tragedy 125
- 5. The Performance of Pride: Desire, Truth, and Power in Coholanus and Timon of Athens 168
- 6. "Without the form of justice": Plainness and the Performance of Love in King Lear 190
- Epilogue: A Precious Jewel? 220
- Index 225
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction. Captive to Truth: Rethinking Renaissance Plainness 1
- 1. Wyatt's Antirhetorical Verse: Privilege and the Performance of Conviction 25
- 2. Educational Authority and the Plain Truth in the Admonition Controversy and The Scholemaster 50
- 3. Peace, Order, and Confusion: Fulke Greville and the Inner and Outer Forms of Reform 93
- 4. The Mysterious Plainness of Anger: The Search for Justice in Satire and Revenge Tragedy 125
- 5. The Performance of Pride: Desire, Truth, and Power in Coholanus and Timon of Athens 168
- 6. "Without the form of justice": Plainness and the Performance of Love in King Lear 190
- Epilogue: A Precious Jewel? 220
- Index 225
