The Site of Petrarchism: Early Modern National Sentiment in Italy, France, and England (Parallax: Re-visions of Culture and Society)

Content: \"\"Contents\"\"
 \"\"Acknowledgments\"\"
 \"\"Note on Sources\"\"
 \"\"Introduction: Fore Sites\"\"
 \"\"Part One: Petrarch and the Site of Petrarchism in Italy\"\"
 \"\"1 Petrarch as Commentator: The Search for Italy\"\"
 \"\"2 Petrarchan Totems and Political Taboos\"\"
 \"\"3 Amor and Patria: Citing Petrarch in Florence and Naples\"\"
 \"\"Part Two: Du Bellay and the Site of Petrarchism in France\"\"
 \"\"4 Du Bellay and the Language of Empire: The Deffence et illustration\"\"
 \"\"5 Totems for Defense: Du Bellay and Marot\"\"
 \"\"6 Illustrations of Taboo: Du Bellay, Héroët, Saint-Gelais, Sc�ve\"\" \"\"7 Mon semblable, mon fr�re: Du Bellay and Ronsard\"\"\"\"Part Three: The Sidneys and Wroth: The Site of Petrarchism in England\"\"
 \"\"8 Courtly and Anti-Courtly Sidneian Identities\"\"
 \"\"9 Family Narratives: The Transitional Space of Petrarchism\"\"
 \"\"10 An Apology for Uncles: Philip Sidney�s Defence of Poetry\"\"
 \"\"11 Prosthetic Gods: The Liberties of Astrophil and Pamphilia\"\"
 \"\"12 Byblis and the Bible: Incest, Endogamy, and Mary Wroth\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion: Far Sites, Father Sites, Farther Sites\"\"
 \"\"Notes\"\"
 \"\"Primary Sources Cited\"\"
 \"\"Index\"\"