Most people hadn't done the reading, so this is a desultory (root meaning: jumping around) class on Spenser, the aim being to give them some sense of what he's doing.  We look briefly at the Epithalamion, at the Amoretti, and at the last two stanzas of the Mutabilitie Cantos.

Most people hadn't done the reading, so this is a desultory (root meaning: jumping around) class on Spenser, the aim being to give them some sense of what he's doing. We look briefly at the Epithalamion, at the Amoretti, and at the last two stanzas of the Mutabilitie Cantos.

Most people hadn't done the reading, so this is a desultory (root meaning: jumping around) class on Spenser, the aim being to give them some sense of what he's doing. &nbsp;We look briefly at the Epithalamion, at the Amoretti, and at the last two stanzas of the Mutabilitie Cantos.

A desultory class on Spenser 2/6/12

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