This is a fascinating literary-critical study of the ways the
Virgin Mary has been presented in English poetry, from the later
Middle Ages to today. Ranging across a vast variety of approaches
to this timeless topic, Spurr shows how poets have spoken of their
own beliefs and preoccupations (and of their cultures and their
historical periods) in giving poetic expression to the most famous
woman in history. Spurr's ground-breaking account is a 'must read'
for anyone interested in the history of poetry, of religious verse
and of representations of the eternal feminine in literature.
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