Sonnets: Critical Essay by Katherine Duncan-Jones

William Shakespeare

About 48 pages (14,462 words)

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SOURCE: Introduction to Shakespeare's Sonnets, edited by Katherine Duncan-Jones, Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., 1997, pp. 1-106.

In the following excerpt, Duncan-Jones reviews the publication history of Shakespeare's sonnets, focusing on several aspects of critical debate related to the 1609 publication.

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What specifically is a Miltonic sonnet? Any comments, for example, on A Consolation (Shakespeare Sonnet 29)?

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