Imagining Death in Spenser and Milton

ANDREW HADFIELD Professor of English at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK and visiting Professor at Columbia University, USA THERESA KRIER Teaches at the University of Notre Dame, USA GORDON TESKEY Teaches at Harvard University, USA ANNE LAKE PRESCOTT Teaches at Barnard and Columbia, USA ROGER KUIN Professor of English Literature at York University in Toronto, Canada LINDA GREGORSON Teaches at the University of Michigan, USA MARSHALL GROSSMAN Professor of English at the University of Maryland, USA RACHEL TRUBOWITZ Associate Professor of English at the University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA LAURA L. KNOPPERS Professor of English and Director of the Institute for the Arts and Humanities at Penn State University, USA PAUL STEVENS Professor of English at Queen's University, Canada DAVID LEE MILLER Professor of English at the University of Kentucky, USA

Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements Table of Contents List of Illustrations Introduction: Towards Defining a Poetics of Death in Spenser and Milton; E.J.Bellamy, P.Cheney, & M.C.Schoenfeldt Spenser and the Death of the Queen; A.Hadfield Psychic Deadness in Allegory: Spenser's House of Mammon and Attacks on Linking; T.Krier Death in an Allegory; G.Teskey 'After the First Death, There is No Other': Spenser, Milton, and (Our) Death; R.Kuin and A.L.Prescott Anatomizing Death; L.Gregerson Reading Death and the Ethics of Enjoyment in Spenser and Milton; M.Grossman Sublime / Pauline: Denying Death in Paradise Lost; R.Trubowitz Imagining the Death of the King: Milton, Charles I, and Anamorphic Art; L.L. Knoppers Milton's Nationalism and the Rights of Memory; P.Stevens Afterword: Lastly Death; D.L.Miller Bibliography Index