Elizabeth I in Writing: Language, Power and Representation in Early Modern England

1. Introduction
I. Elizabeth as Author
2. The Young Princess Elizabeth, Neo-Latin and the Power of the Written Word
3. Ethics from the Classroom: Elizabeth I's translation of Cicero's Pro Marcello
4. Styling Power: A corpus-linguistic approach to the correspondence of Queen Elizabeth I
5. "Beholde me thy handmaid": The pragmatics and politics of Queen Elizabeth's prayers
6. Elizabeth I as Poet: Some notes on "Monsierur's departure" and John Dowland's "Now O now I needs must part"
II. Elizabeth Authored
7. A Critical Edition and Discussion of SP 70/2 f.94: A letter and two sonnets by Celio Magno to Queen Elizabeth I
8. "La Comediante Politica": On Gregorio Leti's 1693 Life of Queen Elizabeth I
9. Multilingualism at the Tudor Court: Henry, Elizabeth and the love letter genre
III. The Gift of Language, the Language of the Gift
10. What Elizabeth Knew. Language as Mirror and Gift
11. Queen Elizabeth and the Power and Language of the Gift