MEGAN G. LEITCH is the Professor and Chair of Medieval English Literature and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• Introduction - Andrew King and Matthew WoodcockUnknowe, unkow, Vncovthe, uncouth: From Chaucer and Gower to Spenser and Milton - Alexandra GillespieArmour that doesn't work: An Anti-meme in Medieval and Renaissance Romance - Robert Maslen'Of his ffader spak he no thing': Family Resemblance and Anxiety of Influence in Fifteenth-Century Prose Romance - Megan G. LeitchWriting Westwards: Medieval English Romances and their Early Modern Irish Audiences - Aisling ByrnePenitential Romance after the Reformation - James WadeThe English Laureate in Time: John Skelton's Garland of Laurel - Mary C. FlanneryThomas Churchyard and the Medieval Complaint Tradition - Matthew WoodcockPlacing Arcadia - Nandini DasFathers, Sons and Surrogates: Fatherly Advice in Hamlet - Jason Powell'To visit the sick court': Misogyny as Disease in Swetnam the Woman-Hater' - Joyce BoroThe Monument of Uncertainty: Sovereign and Literary Authority in Samuel Sheppard's The Faerie King - Andrew KingMopsa's Arcadia: Choice Flowers Gathered out of Sir Philip Sidney's Rare Garden into Eighteenth-Century Chapbooks - Helen VincentBibliographyIndexA Bibliography of Helen Cooper's Published Works

Each of these essays, in and of itself, well worth reading: the collection confirms the importance and influence of Helen Cooper's lifetime of scholarship and the intellectual legacy that is her students.

MEGAN G. LEITCH is the Professor and Chair of Medieval English Literature and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• Introduction - Andrew King and Matthew WoodcockUnknowe, unkow, Vncovthe, uncouth: From Chaucer and Gower to Spenser and Milton - Alexandra GillespieArmour that doesn't work: An Anti-meme in Medieval and Renaissance Romance - Robert Maslen'Of his ffader spak he no thing': Family Resemblance and Anxiety of Influence in Fifteenth-Century Prose Romance - Megan G. LeitchWriting Westwards: Medieval English Romances and their Early Modern Irish Audiences - Aisling ByrnePenitential Romance after the Reformation - James WadeThe English Laureate in Time: John Skelton's Garland of Laurel - Mary C. FlanneryThomas Churchyard and the Medieval Complaint Tradition - Matthew WoodcockPlacing Arcadia - Nandini DasFathers, Sons and Surrogates: Fatherly Advice in Hamlet - Jason Powell'To visit the sick court': Misogyny as Disease in Swetnam the Woman-Hater' - Joyce BoroThe Monument of Uncertainty: Sovereign and Literary Authority in Samuel Sheppard's The Faerie King - Andrew KingMopsa's Arcadia: Choice Flowers Gathered out of Sir Philip Sidney's Rare Garden into Eighteenth-Century Chapbooks - Helen VincentBibliographyIndexA Bibliography of Helen Cooper's Published Works

Each of these essays, in and of itself, well worth reading: the collection confirms the importance and influence of Helen Cooper's lifetime of scholarship and the intellectual legacy that is her students.

MEGAN G. LEITCH is the Professor and Chair of Medieval English Literature and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• Introduction - Andrew King and Matthew WoodcockUnknowe, unkow, Vncovthe, uncouth: From Chaucer and Gower to Spenser and Milton - Alexandra GillespieArmour that doesn't work: An Anti-meme in Medieval and Renaissance Romance - Robert Maslen'Of his ffader spak he no thing': Family Resemblance and Anxiety of Influence in Fifteenth-Century Prose Romance - Megan G. LeitchWriting Westwards: Medieval English Romances and their Early Modern Irish Audiences - Aisling ByrnePenitential Romance after the Reformation - James WadeThe English Laureate in Time: John Skelton's Garland of Laurel - Mary C. FlanneryThomas Churchyard and the Medieval Complaint Tradition - Matthew WoodcockPlacing Arcadia - Nandini DasFathers, Sons and Surrogates: Fatherly Advice in Hamlet - Jason Powell'To visit the sick court': Misogyny as Disease in Swetnam the Woman-Hater' - Joyce BoroThe Monument of Uncertainty: Sovereign and Literary Authority in Samuel Sheppard's The Faerie King - Andrew KingMopsa's Arcadia: Choice Flowers Gathered out of Sir Philip Sidney's Rare Garden into Eighteenth-Century Chapbooks - Helen VincentBibliographyIndexA Bibliography of Helen Cooper's Published Works

Each of these essays, in and of itself, well worth reading: the collection confirms the importance and influence of Helen Cooper's lifetime of scholarship and the intellectual legacy that is her students.