Subjectivity in Sir Philip Sidney's Sonnet Sequence Astrophil and Stella
Mostafa Kamel, Shereen;
Abstract
Over the past few decades, subjectivity has become a central issue in Renaissance literary and cultural studies, particularly in studying the Elizabethan Petrarchan sonnet sequences. In an age of rising humanism, consolidation of monarchical power, coloni
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| Title | Subjectivity in Sir Philip Sidney's Sonnet Sequence Astrophil and Stella | Authors | Mostafa Kamel, Shereen | Keywords | Subjectivity in Sir Philip Sidney's Sonnet Sequence Astrophil and Stella | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | Over the past few decades, subjectivity has become a central issue in Renaissance literary and cultural studies, particularly in studying the Elizabethan Petrarchan sonnet sequences. In an age of rising humanism, consolidation of monarchical power, coloni |
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