Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 6, No. 0044.  Monday, 23 January, 1995.
 
From:           Douglas M Lanier <
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Date:           Saturday, 21 Jan 1995 13:43:43 -0500 (EST)
Subject:        Bibliography
 
Three months ago, I asked SHAKSPER members for help in concocting a
bibliography on historical approaches to Renaissance literature (in conjunction
with a graduate course I'm offering this semester).  I promised at the time to
share the bibliography with interested SHAKSPER subscribers.  If you want an
e-copy, send me your name and e-address (my address is 
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Please send your request to me and NOT to the SHAKSPER group.
 
Some caveats:  this bibliography is geared to graduate students at UNH in this
particular course and to the limited resources of our research library (i.e., I
make no representations of completeness);  since the class is finally a
literary-critical one, the bibliography is weighted heavily in that direction;
the divisions I've made in the materials--again, geared to my syllabus--are to
some extent arbitrary. I'd be grateful for additions or corrections, but not
for flames.
 
My thanks to those who gave suggestions--I deeply appreciate the help and
encouragement many offered.
 
Cheers,
Douglas Lanier

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