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one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the cont

May" tzl Subject: Re: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) Hi May...do you have any more information on Brian Boyd's talk he is to give at the Radcliffe Institute? I have gone to the web site you gave and there is a small blurb but it does not mention Brian Boyd at also emailed Stephen Greenblatt but all he c

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

: From: "Huang, May" < Date: March 19, 2012 11:59:22 AM EDT To: Subject: Fwd: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) hello again and the Radcliffe Institute has reserved a room (reservation #278052055) for Brian Boyd at the Sheraton Commander Hotel http://www.sheratoncommander.com/ for April 10-17, 2012

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

om: "Huang, May" < Date: March 19, 2012 11:59:22 AM EDT To: Subject: Fwd: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) wrote: hello again and the Radcliffe Institute has reserved a room (reservation #278052055) for Brian Boyd at the Sheraton Commander Hotel http://www.sheratoncommander.com/ for April 10-17, 2012

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

m: "Huang. May" < Date: March 19, 2012 11:59:22 AM EDT To: Subject: Fwd: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) wrote: hello again and the Radcliffe Institute has reserved a room (reservation #278052055) for Brian Boyd at the Sheraton Commander Hotel http://www.sheratoncommander.corn/ for April 10-17, 2012