Love Sonnet Sequences is a literary genre of Renaissance poetry constituting a structured series of sonnets unified by the theme of romantic love, distinguished from other sonnet sequences by its focused exploration of amorous desire, idealized beloved, and the poet’s subjective emotional development within an often Petrarchan framework.
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"Love is Not Love": Elizabethan Sonnet Sequences and the Social Order
Arthur F. Marotti · ELH · 1982 · 275 citations
J. B. Leishman, J. W. Lever · The Modern Language Review · 1957 · 133 citations
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- JWJ. W. Lever
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Dartmouth College
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University of New Orleans
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Santa Clara University
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Dartmouth Hospital
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- ELH
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- Shakespeare Quarterly
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- Speculum
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