Ben Jonson : a life / by Donaldson, Ian, 1935-

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The poems of Ben Jonson / by Jonson, Ben, 1573?-1637

Lesser living creatures of the Renaissance.

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English lyric poetry : the early seventeenth century / by Post, Jonathan F. S., 1947-

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Renaissance poetry and drama in context : essays for Christopher Wortham /

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Renaissance Papers 2019. by Pearce, Jim

Table of Contents: “…Knowing Owen: Merry and Satirical Epitaphs on a Butler of Christ Church, Oxford -- Margaret Cavendish and Ben Jonson: Ladies' Spaces, Boy Actors, and Wit -- Parnassus Commodified: Ben Jonson and the Printing of Value…”
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The popular culture of Shakespeare, Spenser, and Jonson / by Lamb, Mary Ellen, 1946-

Table of Contents: “…Edmund Spenser -- pt. 4. Ben Jonson.…”
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The English wits : literature and sociability in early modern England / by O'Callaghan, Michelle

Table of Contents: “…Gentleman lawyers at the Inns of Court -- Ben Jonson, the lawyers and the wits -- Taverns and table talk -- Wits in the House of Commons -- Coryats Crudities (1611) and the sociability of print -- Traveller for the English wits -- Afterlives of the wits.…”
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Before pornography : erotic writing in early modern England / by Moulton, Ian Frederick, 1964-

Table of Contents: “…Erotic writing in manuscript culture -- Erotic writing, effeminacy, and national identity -- Englishmen Italianated -- "Courtesan politc": the erotic writing and cultural significance of Pietro Aretino -- "The English Arentine": Thomas Nashe -- Ben Jonson and the erotics of a literary career.…”
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Etymology and the invention of English in early modern literature / by Crawforth, Hannah Jane, 1980-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Etymology in early modern literature -- Etymology and estrangement in the poems of Edmund Spenser -- Etymology and textual time in the masques of Ben Jonson -- Etymology and place in Donne's sermons -- Etymology and the ends of idealism in Milton's prose -- Conclusion: A world in a word.…”
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English mercuries : soldier poets in the age of Shakespeare / by McKeown, Adam

Table of Contents: “…English mercuries -- Men, money, iron, and bread -- Thomas Churchyard's "Valiant soldiers" and the "Public state" -- A tale of two cities: George Gascoigne's Antwerp and Alarum for London -- John Donne's Emblem of war -- John Harington's Journey home -- Remembering soldiers: Ben Jonson.…”
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Love's quarrels : reading charity in early modern England / by Gurney, Evan A.

Table of Contents: “…Charitable translation: Thomas More, William Tyndale, and the Vagrant text -- Charitable admonition: moral reform in Elizabethan polemic and satire -- Charitable allegory: figures of love in Spenser's Faerie Queene -- Charitable use: Ben Jonson, city comedy, and commercial charity -- Charitable singularity: negotiations of liberty in Civil War England.…”
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Shakespeare and "Demi-Science" : Papers on Elizabethan Topics / by Schelling, Felix E.

Table of Contents: “…The Shakespeare Canon -- V. Ben Jonson and the Classical School -- VI. The Common Folk of Shakespeare -- VII. …”
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The aesthetics of service in Early Modern England / by Rivlin, Elizabeth J., 1971-

Table of Contents: “…The aesthetics of service -- Shakespeare's apprenticeship: performing service in the Comedy of errors and The two gentlemen of Verona -- Prose fiction and the mobile servant: Nashe's The unfortunate traveller -- "Play the shoemaker": craft and commerce in Deloney's The gentle craft and Dekker's The shoemaker's holiday -- "Iterate the work": The alchemist and Ben Jonson's Labors of service -- Tragicomic service: The winter's tale and The tempest.…”
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The aesthetics of service in Early Modern England / by Rivlin, Elizabeth J., 1971-

Table of Contents: “…The aesthetics of service -- Shakespeare's apprenticeship: performing service in the Comedy of errors and The two gentlemen of Verona -- Prose fiction and the mobile servant: Nashe's The unfortunate traveller -- "Play the shoemaker": craft and commerce in Deloney's The gentle craft and Dekker's The shoemaker's holiday -- "Iterate the work": The alchemist and Ben Jonson's Labors of service -- Tragicomic service: The winter's tale and The tempest.…”
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The concept of nature in early modern English literature / by Remien, Peter, 1980-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Oeconomy and ecology -- The oeconomy of nature in seventeenth-century England -- Penshurst's parasites: Ben Jonson and the art of bad housekeeping -- The school of beasts: human and animal dwellings in Viret and Marvell -- Divine husbandry: providence and oikonomia in the works of George Herbert -- Labors of luxury: John Milton, Thomas Burnet, and the nature of human labor -- Epilogue: From economy to ecology.…”
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Playing dirty : sexuality and waste in early modern comedy / by Stockton, Will

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- The wandering anus: Ben Jonson, John Harington, and humanist homopoetics -- Shakespeare's ass: The merry wives of Windsor and the butt of the joke -- Happy endings: healing sick desires in All's well that ends well -- Happy endings II: The unfortunate traveller, the "frenzy of the visible," and the comedy of anti-semitism -- The pardoner's dirty breeches: cynicism and kynicism in The Canterbury tales.…”
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Literary circles and cultural communities in Renaissance England /

Table of Contents: “…Thomas Hester -- "To all vertuous Ladies in generall": Aemilia Lanyer's community of strong women / Sharon Cadman Seelig -- The invention of the literary circle of Sir Thomas Overbury / John Considine -- "This art will live": social and literary responses to Ben Jonson's New Inn / Robert C. Evans -- Newcastle's ghosts: Robert Payne, Ben Jonson, and the "Cavendish Circle" / Timothy Raylor -- Reading poets reading poets: Herbert and Crashaw's literary ellipse / Paul A. …”
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Love's quarrels : reading charity in early modern England / by Gurney, Evan A.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : Charitable signs and tokens -- Charitable translation : Thomas More, William Tyndale, and the Vagrant text -- Charitable admonition : moral reform in Elizabethan polemic and satire -- Charitable allegory : figures of love in Spenser's Faerie Queene -- Charitable use : Ben Jonson, city comedy, and commercial charity -- Charitable singularity : negotiations of liberty in Civil War England -- Conclusion : "Not a single charity."…”