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richard crashaw (1613-1649)

John Donne

By Frank Kermode

Four metaphysical poets

By Joan Bennett

Richard Crashaw (1612/13-1649)

By Willey, Basil

Five Metaphysical Poets

By Joan Bennett,Joan Bennett

Three metaphysical poets

By Margaret Willy

The metaphysical poets

By Helen Constance White

Four metaphysical poets: Donne, Herbert, Vaughan, Crashaw

By Joan Bennett

Richard Crashaw

By Austin Warren

Richard Crashaw, "poet and saint"

By Thomas Foy

Feminine engendered faith

By Maureen Sabine

Rhyme and meaning in Richard Crashaw

By Mary Ellen Rickey

Richard Crashaw

By Ruth C. Wallerstein

Richard Crashaw: a study in baroque sensibility

By Austin Warren

Richard Crashaw's paraphrases of the Vexilla Regis, Stabat Mater, Adoro Te, Lauda Sion, Dies Irae, O Gloriosa Domina

By Margaret Claydon

Richard Crashaw

By Ruth C. Wallerstein

Image and symbol in the sacred poetry of Richard Crashaw

By George Walton Williams

Englische religiöse Lyrik des 17, Jahrhunderts

By Arno Esch

John Donne

By Frank Kermode

Using alchemical memory techniques for the interpretation of literature

By Roberta Albrecht

A study of Richard Crashaw

By Setsuko Nakao

The mystical and musical realism of Richard Crashaw

By Paul T. Graham

Poèmes de Donne, Herbert et Crashaw, mis en musique par leurs contemporains G. Coperario, A. Ferrabosco, J. Wilson, W. Corkine (et) J. Hilton

By André Souris

Five metaphysical poets

By Joan Bennett

Five metaphysical poets

By Joan (Frankau) Bennett