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Fae & Fairy Fiction

Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory

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  • 1971 first published
  • 343 pages
  • 2 editions
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Published in 1971, Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory is a fae fiction poetry collection by John Erskine Hankins. It features Edmund Spenser (1552?-1599). Key subjects include sources, history and criticism, English Epic poetry and Allegory.

At about 343 pages, most readers finish it in 6–7 hours.

Themes, setting & tropes

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Subjects

  • Sources
  • History and criticism
  • English Epic poetry
  • Allegory
  • Allegorie
  • Faerie queene, Spenser, Edmund
  • Allégorie

Quick answers

Who wrote Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory?

Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory was written by John Erskine Hankins and first published in 1971.

What genre is Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory?

It is usually shelved as Fae & Fairy Fiction.

How long is Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory?

The median edition has 343 pages, about 6–7 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory?

Readers who like it often enjoy Spenser's Allegory, Spenser's allegory of justice in book five of the Faerie queene and Allegory and courtesy in Spenser.

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