1987
DOI: 10.1111/j.1094-348x.1987.tb00735.x
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Presidential Travels and Instructive Augury in Milton's Ludlow Masque1

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“…In the water-nymph Sabrina, Milton's masque imagines a return of the original mother-tongue teacher, the ghostly past of the brothers' masculine education emerging from the boys'-school shadow, as, with her, "the instructing power is taken out of the masquers' hands." 51 Milton amplifies the correcting power of Sabrina, the "quasi-maternal figure … mother of her own former shape" 52 who saves the Lady from Comus' spell. Like the teaching mothers imagined by Vives and Taylor, though, Sabrina uses not fact or logic but a magical softening influence embodied in her ethical influence and her transformed female body.…”
Section: Ludlow's Instructorsmentioning
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“…In the water-nymph Sabrina, Milton's masque imagines a return of the original mother-tongue teacher, the ghostly past of the brothers' masculine education emerging from the boys'-school shadow, as, with her, "the instructing power is taken out of the masquers' hands." 51 Milton amplifies the correcting power of Sabrina, the "quasi-maternal figure … mother of her own former shape" 52 who saves the Lady from Comus' spell. Like the teaching mothers imagined by Vives and Taylor, though, Sabrina uses not fact or logic but a magical softening influence embodied in her ethical influence and her transformed female body.…”
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“… Cedric Brown points out, however, that there were other musicians based at Ludlow, and that there may have been music other than by Lawes at the performance ( Aristocratic Entertainments 197; “Presidential Travels” 8‐9). …”
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“…Shullenberger's psychosexual reading is generative, although his idea of the wood's “overdetermined” symbolic role in the Lady's “initiatory rite” into adulthood seems to me to underestimate the ambiguity of this transformation in the period. For the connections between A Mask and Egerton's position, see Brown, 1987; Sensabaugh.…”
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