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Cover 1 Half Title 2 Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Table of Contents 6 Notes on Contributors 8 Introduction: The Age of Thomas Nashe 10 Section 1: Beyond the City 18 1 Sex and the City: Nashe, Ovid, and the Problems of Urbanity 20 2 This Sorrow’s Heavenly: Christ’s Teares and the Jews 36 3 Blame-in-Praise Irony in Lenten Stuffe 54 4 Nashe’s Fish: Misogyny, Romance, and the Ocean in Lenten Stuffe 72 Section 2: Mediating Bodies 84 5 Reproducing Paper Monsters in Thomas Nashe 86 6 Nashe’s Extemporal Vein and his Tarltonizing Wit 108 7 Gross Anatomies: Mapping Matter and Literary Form in Thomas Nashe and Andreas Vesalius 124 Section 3: Trespasses of Authorship 142 8 Wit without Money in Nashe 144 9 Nashe’s Vain Vein: Poetic Pleasure and the Limits of Utility 162 Postscript: Nashe Untrimmed: The Way We Teach Him Today 178 Bibliography 192 Index 206

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Author

Stephen Guy-Bray; Joan Pong Linton

Publisher

Routledge

Published

2013

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction