Imitating the Italians: Wyatt, Spenser, Synge, Pound, Joyce

Adams American Amoret Amoretti argued Belphoebe Bloom Book Britomart Bruno Cantos Canzoni Canzoniere Cavalcanti chapter chastity Commedia context critics critique Croce crucial Dante Dante's death discussion Don Giovanni early Italian edition Eliot Elizabethan English epic Ezra Pound Faerie Queene fascism figure Finnegans Wake Florimell Ghibelline Giambattista Vico Homer Hugh Kenner ideal imitation important influence Irish Italian culture Italian literature Italian poets Italian Renaissance Italy James Joyce Jefferson and/or Mussolini Joyce's Lady language later Laura Leopardi letter literary love situation lyric Machiavelli Malatesta marriage modern modernists Monarchia Moore Mussolini mythic method opera Paradiso parallel Petrarch Petrarchan Petrarchan love poem poetic poetry political portrait Pound and Joyce Pound's interest praise Prince relation role ruler seen sense sequence Shakespeare sonnet Spenser squire Stephen Synge Synge's Tasso theme theory Timias tion tradition transformation translating Petrarch trarch Ulysses Valla Vichian Vico Vico's virtù Wagner Wagnerian writers Wyatt Yeats