Afterword: Mapping Early Modern Womens Literary History Chapter

abstract

• One way of conceptualizing English literary history done in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was to imagine the past as being a landscape that could be mapped using distinctive landmarks, like a modern tourist map, indicating scenic spots not to be missed. Samuel Taylor Coleridge inBiographia Literariafamously placed Shakespeare and Milton occupying the poetic mountaintop of Parnassus, the two glory-smitten summits of the poetic mountain. The organization of literary historical narratives around individual great writers lent itself well to such spatial conceptions of literary landscapes, with prominent writers occupying the high places and lesser ones dwelling on

authors

• Ezell, Margaret

author list (cited authors)

• Ezell, M.

complete list of authors

• Ezell, MJM

editor list (cited editors)

• Knight, L., White, M., & Sauer, E.

Book Title

• Womens Bookscapes in Early Modern Britain: Reading, Ownership, Circulation

publication date

• January 2018

publisher

• University of Michigan Press  Publisher

International Standard Book Number (ISBN) 13

• 9780472131099

start page

• 274

end page

• 278