Sir John Suckling

Sir John Suckling Criticism

• Principal Works
• Introduction
• Introduction
• Essays
  • Chapter IV
  • Traditions of Précieux and Libertin in Suckling's Poetry
  • The Canon of Sir John Suckling's Poems
  • The Italian Night Piece and Suckling's Aglaura
  • General Introduction
  • ‘Men Most of All Enjoy, When Least They Do’: The Love Poetry of John Suckling
  • The Prose: A Bright and Elegant Surface and The Plays: The Goblins and Brennoralt
  • ‘At Bottom a Criticism of Life’: Suckling and the Poetry of Low Seriousness
  • Sir John Suckling in Holland
• Essays
  • Introduction
  • Review of The Works of Sir John Suckling
  • Jacobean and Caroline Lyric
  • Traditions of Précieux and Libertin in Suckling's Poetry
  • ‘Why So Pale and Wan': An Essay in Critical Method
  • ‘Men Most of All Enjoy, When Least They Do': The Love Poetry of John Suckling
  • John Suckling's Semi-Serious Love Poetry
  • Sir John Suckling
  • ‘At Bottom a Criticism of Life’: Suckling and the Poetry of Low Seriousness
• Further Reading
• Further Reading