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Recent dissertations on Andrew Marvell

Harkins, Matthew J. Poetics of Youth in Early Modern England. Washington U, 2003.

Horak, Ann Branan. “That Fair Blessed Mother-Maid”: Marian Imagery and Poetic Identity in John Donne, George Herbert, Richard Crashaw, and Andrew Marvell. Rutgers U, New Brunswick, 2001.

Sebastian-Curiel, Carol G. The Dialectics of Andrew Marvell: A Look at Marvell’s Three Dialogue Poems, “The Garden,” and “An Horatian Ode” in the Context of the History of Dialectic. Purdue U, 2000.

Whitaker, Curtis Lynn. Andrew Marvell’s Mid-Century Aesthetics. U of California, Los Angeles, 2001.

Latest news

  • Communication from July 15th, 2025: Revised Webpage Complete
  • Communication from June 6th, 2025: RSA 2026 CfPs
  • Communication from May 30th, 2025: Recent Updates and Upcoming Happenings
  • Communication from March 27th, 2025: Reflection on Annual RSA Trip
  • Communication from March 15th, 2025: Schedule for RSA/SAA Conference in Boston

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The Andrew Marvell Society is a non-profit scholarly organization promoting research on the life, work, and contexts of Andrew Marvell, seventeenth-century poet and pamphleteer.

Latest news

  • Communication from July 15th, 2025: Revised Webpage Complete
  • Communication from June 6th, 2025: RSA 2026 CfPs
  • Communication from May 30th, 2025: Recent Updates and Upcoming Happenings
  • Communication from March 27th, 2025: Reflection on Annual RSA Trip
  • Communication from March 15th, 2025: Schedule for RSA/SAA Conference in Boston

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