Early Modern Literature in History Series (books)

Early Modern Literature in History Series

This series delves into the rich literary landscape spanning the years 1520 to 1740. It investigates how historical events and societal shifts of the era shaped literary creations. Offering profound insights, it explores works that defined the early modern period and reveals their lasting significance.

Royalist Identities

Kenneth A. Loparo

222 pages
8 hours of reading

Focusing on the construction of social stability, the book explores how Royalism sought to define itself through binary roles and behavioral models. Analyzing key literary works from figures like Milton, Marvell, Herrick, and Cowley, the author employs identity theories to examine the literature and culture of the period. This approach reveals the complex interplay between ideology and identity in shaping Royalist thought and its cultural significance.

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