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I | Garcilaso and the Rhetoric of Sincerity | 1 |
1 | Garcilaso's Critics and the Question of Sincerity | 3 |
2 | Text and Message in the Love Lyric | 29 |
3 | Garcilaso and Renaissance Modes of Imitation | 55 |
II | The Vernacular Renaissance | 73 |
4 | Pietro Bembo and Sixteenth-Century Petrarchism | 77 |
5 | Bernardo Tasso and the Beginnings of Anti-Petrarchism | 103 |
III | Garcilaso's Petrarchan Sonnets | 135 |
6 | Apprenticeship in the Italian Mode | 143 |
7 | The Petrarchan Sonnets | 161 |
8 | Unorthodox Petrarchan Postures | 179 |
IV | Anti-Petrarchan Postures in the Sonnets | 197 |
9 | Love Sonnets in a New Mode | 201 |
10 | Neoplatonic Themes in the Love Sonnets | 233 |
11 | The Dedicatory Sonnets | 261 |
V | Code and Paradox | 279 |
12 | Mars and Venus Shamed: The Paradox of Love and Civilization | 281 |
13 | Mars Dominant: Jealousy and the Difficulty of Moderation | 317 |
VI | Mars in the House of Venus: The Ode ad florem Gnidi | 337 |
14 | Garcilaso's Ode and the Classical Tradition | 339 |
15 | The Ode ad florem Gnidi as Iconological Mystery | 365 |
Conclusion | 393 | |
Works Consulted | 397 | |
Index | 419 |
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