Abstract
Preface 1. The problem of the dark side of a love poet: an introduction and reassessment 2. In search of love's epistemology: affirming the role of the creative imagination 3. Embodying the sacred and ineffable: poetic forms of transcendence and paradise 4. Becoming what one sees: the unity and identity of poetic self 5. Struggle, light, and love's 'sainct lieu' 6. 'De mes trauaulx me bienheurantz ma peine': love poetry as therapy Epilogue: Sceve, Mallarme, and the art of transcendence Notes Bibliography Index.
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