title: A Concise Companion to English Renaissance Literature
author: Donna B. Hamilton
description: The book considers the key concepts that are thought to have informed the texts of the period. Relevant historical, intellectual, and cultural contexts are considered by well-known scholars, who include such fields as economics, humanism, royal marriage, censorship, rebellion, and cosmology. (<i>Year's Work in English Studies</i>, 2008)
zlib_text: A Concise Companion to
  Shakespeare and
  the Text
  Edited by Andrew Murphy
  
  A Concise Companion to
  Shakespeare and the Text
  
  Blackwell Concise Companions to Literature and Culture
  General Editor: David Bradshaw, University of Oxford
  This series offers accessible, innovative approaches to major areas of
  literary study. Each volume provides an indispensable companion
  for anyone wishing to gain an authoritative understanding of a given
  period or movement’s intellectual character and contexts.
  Published
  Chaucer
  Edited by Corinne Saunders
  English Renaissance Literature
  Edited by Donna B. Hamilton
  Shakespeare and the Text
  Edited by Andrew Murphy
  Shakespeare on Screen
  Edited by Diana E. Henderson
  Milton
  Edited by Angelica Duran
  The Restoration and Eighteenth
  Century
  Edited by Cynthia Wall
  The Victorian Novel
  Edited by Francis O’Gorman
  Modernism
  Edited by David Bradshaw
  Postwar American Literature
  and Culture
  Edited by Josephine G. Hendin
  Twentieth-Century American Poetry
  Edited by Stephen Fredma