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Part I: Spenser, Superheroes, and Ethics: Allegory in the 21st Century

On February 20, 2015 By pjz113

Paul Zajac is a Rock Ethics Institute Humanities Initiative Dissertation Fellow. This post, along with part 2 and part 3, describe his dissertation. I. “But why do you hate it?” [...]

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Part II: Spenser, Superheroes, and Ethics: Allegory in the 21st Century

On February 20, 2015 By pjz113

Read Part I: “But why do you hate it? II. Superheroes and Ethics? I was primed to appreciate Spenser from an early age, but this doesn’t mean that I enjoyed reading. Some people are surprised to learn that not all English PhDs were voracious readers in their youth, but it’s true. I always received [...]

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Part III: Spenser, Superheroes, and Ethics: Allegory in the 21st Century

On February 20, 2015 By pjz113

Read Part II: Superheroes and Ethics? III. Ethical Contentment in Spenser and the Renaissance Most recently, I’ve been studying Reformation concepts of contentment in English Renaissance literature, the topic of my dissertation. Today, contentment is often thought of as a watered-down form of pleasure aligned with passivity and resignation. Deeply suspicious of the concept, literary critics [...]

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