Defense of Her Majesty and the Church of England in The Faerie Queene

Spencer showed an eloquent and charming performance for Roman Catholic church, its stratum, its hierarchy, and her devil's power as an epic, while preserving the fairy queen and the maid of the church of England with "Fairy Quinn." The use of hero is against England. The argument about this fable in the entire work is itself a book, so the focus of the dragon is limited to Volume 1, Volume 1 for the purpose of this exercise. , Errour.

Through "fairy queen" including Mary, Scottish Queen, Spanish invincible fleet, British reform, and the Queen himself, Spencer created "a network of events in English and Irish, a network of problems and problems of specific people" Did. As everyone knows, James VI of Scotland read this poem and was insulted by Dussa - this is a very negative explanation of his mother, Mary, the Queen of Scotland. Then Xianling Quinn was banned in Scotland. As a result, Elizabeth 's support for poetry has declined markedly. In the text, Faerie Queene and Belphoebe are two of Queen Elizabeth 's many characters, some of them "far away from a distance"

At the beginning of The Faerie Queene, Spenser was a civil servant, "It was relatively bad for his political and literary activities at that time." When Spenser worked alone, The Faerie Queene appeared in his mind and incorporated his experience into his craft. In his poem, Spencer is exploring human consciousness and conflict, including various types including Arthuri literature of the 16th century. Faerie Queene was strongly influenced by works of Italy, and many other works in the UK were also affected. Faerie Queene is highly dependent on Ariosto and Tasso

Spencer's bold plan that appeared in the 1590 edition of Fairy Quinn, his most important piece of the 1590 edition, is helping to provide Great Britain with a great literary work nationwide. In a letter to my neighbor's Sir Walter Rey, Spencer tried to explain the "general intent and meaning" of his successfully crafted epic. This is a "historical novel" designed to make Queen Elizabeth beautiful, "to make gentlemen and nobles in a wise and gentle way". Pursuing the latter goal, the poet explained that he followed the ancient and modern world. The role model of the biggest epic writer: Homer and Virgil, Ludovico Ariost and Trukart Tasso. Well, the good and disciplined depicting Queen himself and starting to "shape" the members of her aristocrats is, of course, a bold career for the son of Weaver in London.